Kabushiki Kaisha Toshiba

Zubeir Bocus

Ziming Zhu

Timothy David Farnham

A method of identifying item selection by a user, the method comprising: receiving signals at a receiver of a fixed terminal from a transmitter of a mobile terminal associated with the user, generating a signature at the receiver of the fixed terminal of the movement of the user based on changes in the signals received from the transmitter, matching the signature with prior stored movement information to determine the movement of the user, and identifying the item being selected by the user based on the determined movement of the user.

Identification of selected items through radiolocation and movement detection

A method of remotely controlling access to a resource comprising: transmitting a plurality of signals wherein each signal is transmitted using a different antenna from a plurality of antennas, detecting a received signal at a remote key, performing angle-of-arrival analysis on the received signal; and transmitting an authorisation message from the remote key if the received signal comprises a plurality of signal components with a predetermined characteristic.

Signal direction detection based vehicle remote entry control method and device

A method of determining a direction of arrival of a signal at a device comprising an antenna with multiple antenna elements, in a processor of the device configured to calculate an average signal for each antenna element based on the signal received at the antenna element over N time slots, determine respective phases of the average signals and determine at least one of an azimuth and elevation angle of the signal using the determined phases and information of the location of the antenna elements.

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