Fujitsu Ten Limited

Toyota Jidosha Kabushiki Kaisha

Hirofumi Takasuka

Hiroyuki Konishi

Manabu Matsubara

Yoshihiro Sasaki

Yasushi Seike

Yoshikazu Ohno

Akira Matsuura

Masaru Yokochi

Jun Fujiwara

A main control portion of a vehicle has an LF transmission antenna for transmitting a search signal. The LF transmission antenna has five antennas respectively provided on door knobs of the vehicle. A smart key receives the search signals transmitted from respective antennas constituting the LF transmission antenna, and then measures a filed strength of the received search signal. The smart key transmits field strength information representing the measured field strength to the main control portion. The main control portion calculates relative position information of the vehicle to the smart key, based on the field strength information. On the basis of the relative position information, the main control portion controls the door of the vehicle to be locked or unlocked.

Vehicle control system and vehicle control apparatus

A data processing apparatus executes data processing with respect to an output of A/D conversion of an input signal. The data processing apparatus includes a high-frequency noise recognition unit. The high-frequency noise recognition unit detects number of peaks of waveforms of the input signal on a basis of the output of the A/D conversion. The high-frequency noise recognition unit determines whether or not the number of the peaks, which has been detected within a predetermined time, is equal to or larger than a predetermined value.

Data processing apparatus, intrusion sensor and antitheft apparatus

Chest motion associated with breathing is detected to obtain a breathing motion signal representing the chest motion in the form of an electrical signal; then, the times at which specific points occur in the waveform of the breathing motion signal are detected and, when the time interval between the specific points is within a predetermined range, the presence of a human body is detected in a vehicle.

Method and apparatus for detecting human body in a vehicle

An apparatus detects a collision according to a signal from an acceleration sensor 1, to deploy an air bag of a car. The apparatus prevents an erroneous deployment of the air bag when the car is driving along a rough road. The apparatus employs two deceleration thresholds for a signal from the acceleration sensor 1. The apparatus has a signal integrator 3 that integrates an area of the signal defined by the thresholds as well as an acceleration area of the same signal. The apparatus has a determination unit 4 that determines a collision if an integral provided by the signal integrator 3 is above a value corresponding to an OFF collision that requires no deployment of the air bag.

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Kobe, Japan

Hirofumi Takasuka