Go Net Systems Ltd

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Go Networks, Inc.

Moshe Salhov

Gal Zuckerman

Roy Kinamon

Oz Liv

Aviv Salamon

Amir Adler

Systems and methods for delivering packages and consumer items using a plurality of package containers acting as lockers for the items, in which the plurality of package containers are transported between delivery locations by at least one on-road vehicle operative to straddle-over and grab any of the package containers, carry the package containers from one delivery location to another, and release/straddle-off the package containers at delivery locations. Some of the package containers may include multiple lockers, in which case the on-road vehicle transports and releases a package container in a first location, and while the package container awaits an item to be picked up from one of its lockers, the on-road vehicle continues on its way to handle other package containers. When the item is finally picked-up from the locker, the on-road vehicle may return, grab the package container and move it to another location or back to a warehouse.

Systems and methods for autonomously delivering packages using a plurality of package containers

A plurality of on-road vehicles moving along streets of a city, while utilizing onboard cameras for autonomous driving functions, are bound to capture, over time, random images of various city objects such as structures and street signs. Images of a certain city object may be captured by many of the vehicles at various times while passing by that object, thereby resulting in a corpus of imagery data containing various random images and other representations of that certain object. Per each of at least some of the city objects appearing more than once in the corpus of imagery data, appearances are detected and linked, and then analyzed to uncover behaviors associated with that city object, thereby eventually, over time, revealing various city dynamics associated with many city objects.

Revealing city dynamics from random imagery data captured by a plurality of vehicles

A plurality of on-road vehicles moving along streets of a city, while utilizing onboard cameras for autonomous driving functions, are bound to capture, over time, random images of various city objects such as pedestrians, vehicles, building and other structures. Images of a certain city object may be captured by many of the vehicles at various times while passing by that object, thereby resulting in a corpus of imagery data containing various random images and other representations of that certain object. Per each of at least some of the city objects appearing more than once in the corpus of imagery data, appearances are detected and linked, and then analyzed to reveal behavioral/descriptive models associated with that city object and with interactions of the object with other objects. The models are then used to detect a recent emerging pattern that is then used to determine an appropriate service action.

Facilitating service actions using random imagery data captured by a plurality of on-road vehicles

Methods and systems for autonomously delivering consumer items in disposable packages, in which the disposable package, with the consumer item inside, are carried under a wheel robot using a grabbing mechanism that holds the package under the wheel robot. The wheel robot straddles over the package to allow the grabbing mechanism access to the package during a loading process, and then straddles off the package at a delivery location after the grabbing mechanism releases the package with the consumer item inside. Releasing of the package can be done by lowering the package to the ground in a controlled manner, or by simply releasing the package above ground thereby dropping the package.

Systems and methods for autonomously delivering consumer items in disposable packages

Systems and methods for analyzing past events by identifying and delivering specific imagery data that was collected and stored locally by a plurality of on-road vehicles. A plurality of on-road vehicles capture visual records of areas surrounding locations visited by the vehicles, in which the visual records are stored locally onboard the vehicles, thereby resulting in a corpus of imagery data that is stored distributively onboard the vehicles. Upon a request to analyze a past event associated with a certain location and a certain time, the system finds and retrieves from the vehicles those of visual records that were captured by the respective vehicles at about said certain time and in vicinity of said certain location. The visual records found and retrieved are used by the system to analyze the past event and to determine additional times and locations that may be relevant for further analysis the past event.

Analyzing past events by utilizing imagery data captured by a plurality of on-road vehicles

Systems and methods for tracking persons by utilizing imagery data captured by a plurality of on-road vehicles. A large number of different persons appear in a corpus of imagery data collectively captured by a plurality of on-road vehicles. An initial and limited-accuracy model of one of the persons is used to search and detect visual occurrences of that person in the corpus of imagery data, thereby starting to track that person, in which such search is limited at first to a confined geo-temporal range, in order to limit the number of different persons over which the initial and limited-accuracy model has to search and detect that person. When the visual occurrences of that person are found, a better model can be constructed, which can now be used to expand the geo-temporal range over which yet additional visual occurrences of that person are found and used to better track that person.

Systems and methods for tracking persons by utilizing imagery data captured by on-road vehicles

Various methods and systems for (i) combining the capabilities of beam-forming networks together with the benefit of using maximal-ratio-combining techniques, and (ii) selecting receiving directions for wireless data packets in conjunction with beam-forming networks.

Methods and systems for using a beam-forming network in conjunction with maximal-ratio-combining techniques

Various methods and systems for combining the capabilities of beam-forming networks together with the benefit of using spatially multiplexed wireless signals.

Methods and systems for using a beam-forming network in conjunction with spatially multiplexed wireless signals

Methods and systems for autonomously altering shape and functionality of on-road vehicles. An on-road autonomous vehicle, which is currently integrated with a first object and thus having a respective certain functional shape, performs a respective certain function. A request is obtained to alter functionality of the on-road vehicle, which consequently releases autonomously the first object, self drives to a location of a second object, and self-integrates with the second object by straddling-over and grabbing the second object, thus switching to a different functional shape and consequently accomplishing said alteration of functionality.

Systems and methods for autonomously altering shape and functionality of on-road vehicles

On-road autonomous vehicles and other vehicles operative to: autonomously collect and transport a load over public roads, autonomously collect and transport a passenger in a cabin, autonomously collect transport and place a functional load according to a request, autonomously collect and use a functional load, exchange a functional load between at least two on-road autonomous vehicles in a convoy, lift and transport a load by at least two on-road autonomous vehicles, charge batteries of the on-road autonomous vehicle on the move, provide a hybrid air-gap and mechanical protection for a passenger cabin, protect the on-road vehicle from impact with foreign objects, control a length thereof, reduce drag on the vehicle, and adapt to carry a long load.

Next generation on-road vehicles and related methods of usage

System and methods for (i) covering wirelessly a large angular span using combinations of directional antennas, (ii) dynamic synthesis of antenna radiation patterns, and (iii) antenna configuration selection and beamforming.

Methods and systems for beamforming and antenna synthesis

Methods and systems for estimating location of a wireless client device are disclosed. In some aspects, a receiver detects a plurality of wireless communication signals from a wireless client device using a plurality of receiver antennas, matches a received signal signature with one of a plurality of stored signatures, and estimates a location of the transmitting client device based on said match.

Methods and systems for estimating location of a wireless client device

Disclosed are methods, circuits, apparatus and systems for facilitating wireless data communication. According to some embodiments, there may be provided a wireless access point including a set of N antenna elements adapted to receive a transmission, wherein the transmission may include one or more data streams. There may be provided a multi-stream wireless modem circuit including a set of K received signal input nodes. According to further embodiments, a received signal translation block may be adapted to translate a data baring radio frequency signal received through the set of N antenna elements into signal inputs applied at some or all of the K received signal input nodes, wherein translating may include using a translation matrix and/or applying an MRC.

Methods circuits apparatus and systems for wireless data communication

A burst detector featuring a dynamic threshold that is calculated according to the detection efficiency while operating in a noisy environment. In one embodiment, signals from various directions are multiplied by appropriate weights, wherein the weights are a function of the FAR, the throughput, and/or various modem indications.

Dynamic threshold detector

Various methods and systems for: (i) associating direction-of-arrival of a wireless transmission with an address of an originator of the wireless transmission, (ii) associating directions of incoming transmissions with directions of outgoing transmissions in a wireless communication network, (iii) associating between data from a direction-of-arrival-detector and data from a receiver operating separately, and (iv) associating a relative direction (bearing) of a wireless communication device with its Media-Access-Control (MAC) address.

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Herzeliya, Israel

Moshe Salhov