Embark Trucks Inc.

Kwabena Agyeman

Sami Rajala

Ajithkumar Dasari

Igor Prilepov

A system and method including storing a configuration file defining one or more data structures to configure a first radio to communicate with a second radio, the configuration file defining at least a radio frequency (RF) channel and a plurality of data ports; and updating a set of configuration settings of the first radio based on the data structures defined in the configuration file, and to communicate RF data through the plurality of data ports with the second radio.

Wireless data link between an autonomous vehicle and other vehicles

A system and method, optionally implemented in a hardware circuitry, to receive a global positioning system pulse per second, GPS PPS, signal generated by a GPS receiver in a vehicle having a plurality of sensors; monitor the GPS PPS signal for an indication of a presence and a frequency of the GPS PPS signal within a predetermined threshold; generate a generated PPS signal synchronized with the GPS PPS signal; generate, based on an input of the generated PPS signal, a plurality of trigger signals, each of the generated plurality of trigger signals being selectively programmatically adjustable in at least one of a frequency and a phase, the selectively adjustability of each of the generated plurality of trigger signals being independent of the other generated plurality of trigger signals; and transmit at least one of the generated plurality of trigger signals to one or more of the sensors.

Method and system for a sensor trigger hub

Provided is a system and method for interfacing with physical input mechanisms of a vehicle and electrically controlling signals from the physical input mechanisms to a computer of the vehicle. Examples of such physical input mechanisms include a gas pedal, a brake pedal, a turn signal stalk, a button, and the like. In one example, the method may include receiving, via a first interface, a request to actuate a component of a vehicle that is controlled by a physical input mechanism, generating, via a processor, a control signal that corresponds to an actuation signal from the physical input mechanism, and transmitting, via a second interface, the generated control signal to a control unit of the vehicle for actuating the component of the vehicle.

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Kwabena Agyeman