Tianjin, China

Qian Luo

USPTO Granted Patents = 1 

Average Co-Inventor Count = 6.0

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Years Active: 2025

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Title: Qian Luo: Innovator in Airport Control Systems

Introduction

Qian Luo is a notable inventor based in Tianjin, China. He has made significant contributions to the field of airport control systems, particularly through his innovative patent that enhances safety in aircraft ground operations.

Latest Patents

Qian Luo holds a patent for an "Airport control decision support system and method based on semantic recognition of controller instruction." This system includes several modules such as a speech acquisition module, a noise processing module, a speech recognition module, a semantic recognition module, a conflict recognition module, and an alarm display terminal. The invention aims to effectively eliminate accidents caused by human factors during the control process, thereby improving the safety of aircraft ground operations. Unlike ordinary speech recognition systems, this invention performs data annotation based on the special pronunciation used in air traffic control, ultimately constructing a speech database that adheres to airport control standard phrases. The system is designed to be economical and practical by installing a speech acquisition device and alarm display terminal in a control seat.

Career Highlights

Throughout his career, Qian Luo has worked with esteemed institutions such as the Civil Aviation University of China and the Second Research Institute of CAAC. His work has focused on enhancing the safety and efficiency of airport operations through innovative technological solutions.

Collaborations

Qian Luo has collaborated with notable colleagues, including Jingchang Zhuge and Ye Pan, contributing to advancements in airport control systems.

Conclusion

Qian Luo's innovative work in airport control systems exemplifies the importance of technology in enhancing safety in aviation. His contributions are vital for the future of aircraft ground operations.

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