Mateusz Monterial

Title: Mateusz Monterial and Innovations in Time-of-Flight Sensing

Introduction

Mateusz Monterial is an inventor based in Livermore, California, whose patent work focuses on improving the reliability and performance of three-dimensional time-of-flight (TOF) sensors. His listed portfolio includes 2 patents, addressing measurement precision and sensor defect detection. He is associated with GM Cruise Holdings LLC.

Latest Patents

Monterial’s patent, “Precision Prediction of Time-of-Flight Sensor Measurements,” describes techniques for estimating the reliability of depth measurements captured by a TOF camera. The system uses correlation samples from reflected signals, grayscale image data, and other parameters to assess measurement precision.

His patent, “Detecting Sensor Defects for Three-Dimensional Time-of-Flight Sensors,” presents a method for identifying potential sensor defects. It analyzes digitized measurements taken at different signal phases and uses them to generate a confidence-map value for a pixel in an image frame.

Career Highlights

The available patent information highlights Monterial’s work on sensor measurement quality and diagnostics. These technologies are relevant to systems that rely on accurate depth data, including applications in advanced sensing and mobility.

Collaborations

Monterial is associated with GM Cruise Holdings LLC. His listed coworkers include Zhanping Xu and Kartheek Chandu.

Conclusion

Mateusz Monterial’s patents address two important challenges in TOF sensing: evaluating the precision of depth measurements and detecting sensor defects.