Matthew Johnson

Title: Matthew Johnson and BLE-Based Location Determination

Introduction

Matthew Johnson is an inventor based in Parkland, Florida. His patent work addresses how Bluetooth Low Energy (BLE) signals and machine learning can help determine an object’s location.

Latest Patents

The supplied information lists one patent for Johnson: “Determining Location Using BLE Signals.” The method receives BLE signals from a beacon associated with an object over time, generates spatial patterns from the signals’ Received Signal Strength Indicators (RSSI), and uses a machine-learning model to select patterns for determining the object’s location. The approach uses selected signal patterns to estimate location.

Career Highlights

Johnson is associated with HID Global Corporation. His listed patent reflects work at the intersection of wireless signaling, location determination, and machine learning. The supplied information identifies 1 patent.

Collaborations

Srinjay Paul is identified as Johnson’s coworker. The available details do not specify whether Paul collaborated on the patent.

Conclusion

Matthew Johnson’s listed invention applies machine learning to BLE signal patterns to support location determination, highlighting a practical use of wireless technology in HID Global Corporation’s work.