Marcel Romeo Lariviere

Title: Marcel Romeo Lariviere: Satellite Analytics and Mission-Aware Object Detection

Introduction

Marcel Romeo Lariviere is an inventor associated with Pasadena, California, and Sidus Space, Inc. His patent work concerns satellite systems that prioritize onboard analytics according to detected objects and mission constraints.

Latest Patents

Lariviere is named on 1 patent: “Host Satellite Having Prioritized Analytics Associated with Detected Objects and Mission Constraints for Communication with Client Terminal.”

The invention describes a host satellite that uses a mission operation lookup table to connect mission identifiers with operating constraints, target-object types, and object-detection model parameters. Sensors provide orbital mission characteristics and capture images. Based on the mission characteristics and constraints, the satellite selects a mission operation, detects relevant objects in the images, and generates a mission analytics packet. A communication interface then transfers that packet to a client terminal.

Career Highlights

Lariviere’s listed patent reflects work on combining satellite sensing, mission-aware object detection, and analytics generation. The system is designed to tailor the analysis to orbital conditions and mission requirements before sending results to a client terminal.

Collaborations

Lariviere is associated with Sidus Space, Inc. His listed coworker is Jeremy Joseph Allam. The patent description focuses on a host-satellite system and does not specify the individual contributions of the named collaborators.

Conclusion

Marcel Romeo Lariviere’s patent work centers on a satellite platform that selects mission operations, analyzes captured imagery, and communicates prioritized analytics in response to mission constraints.