Koko Home, Inc.

Totemic Labs, Inc.

Luca Rigazio

Bradley Michael Eckert

Neal Khosla

Kiran R Joshi

Lenin Patra

Sheen Kao

Gabriele Della Casa Venturelli

Vinod Khosla

Itay Cnaan

Shweta Sagari

Siamak Yousefi

Samuel Joseph

Michael Vela

Eben James Bitonte

George A Zintak

In an example, the present technique includes a method for capturing information from a spatial region to monitor human activities and create a spatial map of the spatial region. In an example, the technique allows a user of a cell phone to move from one location to another location and be tracked using rf backscattering, and each location being identified by the user by communicating a label via a cell phone or other mobile device.

System and method for processing using multi-core processors, signals, and AI processors from multiple sources to create a spatial map of selected region

A method for a computing system includes beaming with a radar emitter from a central hub, a plurality of radar signals into an interior room, receiving with a radar receiver within the central hub, a plurality of radar reflections in response to the plurality of radar signals, processing with a processor within the central hub, the plurality of radar reflections to form a plurality of processed radar signals, determining with an AI processor within the central hub, at least one activity from a plurality of activities in response to the plurality of processed radar signals, and determining with a central processing unit within the central hub, a notification action to perform in response to the one or more activities.

System and method for determining user activities using multiple sources

In an example, the present invention provides a method for identifying a status of a user and providing feedback to the user based upon the status of the user. In an example, the method includes generating an electromagnetic radio frequency (RF) signal from an RF generating device and emitting the electromagnetic RF signal into a spatial region of a user. In an example, the method includes detecting a back scattered RF signal, using an RF receiving antenna, from the user and converting the back scattered RF signal from an RF analog signal into an RF digital signal.

System and method for state identity of a user and initiating feedback using multiple sources

In an example, the present invention provides a method for processing rf backscattered signals. The method includes generating a plurality of rf signals numbered from 1 to N, where N is an integer greater than 1, from, respectively, a plurality of rf sources numbered from 1 to N. In an example, each of the rf sources is an antenna. In an example, the method includes transferring the plurality of rf signals to a predetermined region of space. The method includes receiving a stream of back scattered signals derived from each of the rf signals numbered from 1 to N from the predetermined space, each stream of back scattered signals being one of a plurality of backscattered signals numbered 1 to N corresponding, respectively, to the plurality of rf sources numbered from 1 to N. The method includes processing each stream of the backscattered signals, using a digital signal processor, at a predetermined time to normalize the stream of backscattered signals to form a normalized signal corresponding to the stream of the backscattered signals and outputting a plurality of normalized signals numbered from 1 to N corresponding, respectively, to the plurality of back scattered signals, numbered from 1 to N.

System and method for determining user activities using artificial intelligence processing

An apparatus detects and measures vital signs of each human target by a continuous, non-intrusive method. In an example, the vital signs of interest include a heart rate and a respiratory rate, which can provide valuable information about the human's wellness. Additionally, the heart rate and respiratory rate can also be used to identify a particular person, if more than two target humans are living in a home. The apparatus has a natural convection spatial flow path that draws heat from at least one processor, one fan-less radar and a heat sink.

Radar apparatus with natural convection

System and method for processing using multi-core processors, signals and AI processors from multiple sources to create a spatial map of selected region

In an example, the technique also detects and measures vital signs of each human target by continuous, non-intrusive method. In an example, the vital signs of interest include a heart rate and a respiratory rate, which can provide valuable information about the human's wellness. Additionally, the heart rate and respiratory rate can also be used to identify a particular person, if more than two target humans living in a home. Of course, there can be other variations, modifications, and alternatives.

System and method for processing wireless backscattered signal using artificial intelligence processing for activities of daily life

System and method for processing using multi-core processors, signals, and AI processors from multiple sources to create a spatial heat map of selected region

In an example, the present invention provides a method for processing rf backscattered signals. The method includes generating a plurality of rf signals numbered from 1 to N, where N is an integer greater than 1, from, respectively, a plurality of rf sources numbered from 1 to N. In an example, each of the rf sources is an antenna. In an example, the method includes transferring the plurality of rf signals to a predetermined region of space. The method includes receiving a stream of back scattered signals derived from each of the the rf signals numbered from 1 to N from the predetermined space, each stream of back scattered signals being one of a plurality of backscattered signals numbered 1 to N corresponding, respectively, to the plurality of rf sources numbered from 1 to N. The method includes processing each stream of the backscattered signals, using a digital signal processor, at a predetermined time to normalize the stream of backscattered signals to form a normalized signal corresponding to the stream of the backscattered signals and outputting a plurality of normalized signals numbered from 1 to N corresponding, respectively, to the plurality of back scattered signals, numbered from 1 to N.

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Luca Rigazio