Attotude, Inc.

Other

Maja Systems, Inc.

Romain Pelard

John F Sevic

Joy Laskar

Phillip Kness

A microwave helix antenna with a coaxial interface having controlled transmission properties is disclosed. In one aspect, dielectric beads surround a center conductor and are varied in number, thickness and spacing to achieve desired transmission properties.

Helix antenna feed structure with coaxial impedance control

A compact millimeter-wave surface mount helix antenna for high-speed data transport over low-cost plastic fiber is described. Guided millimeter-wave technology enables gigabit transport in the centimeter to meters range, complementing current transport technologies based on optical fibers, coaxial flyover assemblies, and PCB traces. To maintain signal integrity requires an efficient launch of millimeter-waves into the plastic fiber, with low loss and minimum signal impairment. A compact helix antenna provides efficient coupling and wide bandwidth, enabling meter-range copper-grade gigabit transport.

Millimeter-wave surface-mount antenna for gigabit plastic fiber data transport

A data transfer method for autonomous vehicles includes autonomously positioning a vehicle to achieve an alignment condition in which a vehicle-mounted directional antenna coupled to a vehicle radio is aligned with a curbside antenna coupled to a curbside radio. A peer-tip-peer radio link is established between the vehicle radio and the curbside radio, and data is transferred from the vehicle radio to the curbside radio using the peer-to-peer radio link. The peer-to-peer radio link may be a millimeter-wave radio link. Data is transferred at high speed, for example at least tens of gigabits per second or even hundreds of gigabits per second. The vehicle may be an electric vehicle, and electric charging of the vehicle may be performed while transferring the data. In one embodiment, the vehicle is configured to proceed to a recharging location when a given low state of charge is reached. Transferring data may be performed at a rate such that during recharging from the low state of charge to a target state of charge, all data to be transferred from the vehicle is transferred, or at least a terabyte of data is transferred.

Vehicle to infrastructure autonomous data backhaul

A transmitter or transceiver assembly includes at least one transmitter module. The transmitter module includes a matrix of transmitter integrated circuit die and a matrix of antennas, each antenna being coupled to a respective transmitter integrated circuit die. The matrix of antennas is configured to reduce interaction between signals transmitted by respective ones of the antennas.

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Redwood City, CA, United States of America

Romain Pelard