Mohamed Shawki Elamir

Title: Mohamed Shawki Elamir: Inventor in Autonomous Sensor Processing

Introduction

Mohamed Shawki Elamir is an inventor associated with Dornstadt, Germany, and Nvidia Corporation. His patent work addresses sensor-data processing for autonomous and semi-autonomous systems.

Latest Patents

Elamir is credited with 1 patent: “Associating Object Detections for Sensor Data Processing in Autonomous Systems and Applications.” The invention describes methods for grouping object detections from multiple sensors, including ultrasonic and sonar sensors. The groupings can be used to process detections for tasks such as identifying objects or features. Configurations may account for the order in which sensor data is analyzed and threshold distances used to determine whether detections correspond to the same object. Creating groups for detected objects can also help determine their locations around a machine.

Career Highlights

Elamir’s listed patent connects his work at Nvidia Corporation with a practical challenge in autonomous systems: combining detections from multiple sensors to support object and feature identification.

Collaborations

Wongun Choi is identified as Elamir’s coworker. The available information does not specify whether Choi collaborated on the patent.

Conclusion

Mohamed Shawki Elamir’s patent focuses on organizing multi-sensor detections to help autonomous and semi-autonomous systems identify objects and determine their locations.