Intel Corporation

Yaron Kahana

Michael Glik

Elad Levy

Paz Pentelka

Dan Ohev Zion

Alon Cohen

Yossi Tsfati

Arie Oster

Apparatuses, methods, and storage media associated with automotive radar sensing, are disclosed herein. In some embodiments, a multi-static radar system formed with at least a first and a second radar sensor is provided to a vehicle. At least one of the first and second radar sensors include a plurality of transmitters and a plurality of receivers. The first and second radar sensors are placed at first and second locations of the vehicle, at a distance from each other, to provide the system with an angular resolution that is smaller than either of the native angular resolutions of the first and second radar sensors. Other embodiments are also described and claimed.

Multi-static radar system for automobile radar sensing

Example software defined radar architectures are disclosed. Example chipsets disclosed herein to implement a software defined radar architecture include a digital processor chip including a first serial port and a second serial port. Disclosed example chipsets also include a transmitter chip to generate a plurality of transmit signals based on baseband radar waveform data to be obtained from the digital processor chip, the transmitter chip including a third serial port to communicate with the first serial port of the digital processor chip to obtain the baseband radar waveform data. Disclosed example chipsets further include a receiver chip to determine baseband received radar data from a plurality of radar signals, the receiver chip including a fourth serial port to communicate with the second serial port of the digital processor chip to provide the baseband received radar data to the digital processor chip.

Software defined radar architectures

Examples are disclosed for a first device to wirelessly dock to a second device. In some examples, a first device may receive identification from the second device for wirelessly docking. The first device may determine whether the second device is allowed to wirelessly dock and if allowed an authentication process may be implemented. The first device may then wirelessly dock to the second device based on a successful authentication. Other examples are described and claimed.

Techniques for authenticating a device for wireless docking

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Kfar Saba, Israel

Yaron Kahana