This inventor holds 2 USPTO granted patents and 1 EPO patent. Top assignees: China Railway Design Corporation, China Railway Design Group Co., Ltd.. Active years: 2026.
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Years Active: 2026
Title: Qingguo Cui: Innovations in Aerial Remote Sensing and Railway Safety.
Introduction
Qingguo Cui is an inventor associated with Tianjin, China. His work includes inventions for collecting aerial remote sensing data and detecting foreign objects on railway tracks. He is listed with 2 patents.
Latest Patents
Cui’s patent, “Acquisition Apparatus, Acquisition System, and Control Method for Multi-Source Aerial Remote Sensing Data,” describes equipment designed for aerial surveying and remote sensing. It combines a flight platform with onboard equipment, including a compact multi-sensor device, an integrated synchronization controller, and a GNSS receiving antenna. The sensors collect data from multiple sources, while the controller coordinates their operation.
His patent, “Method and System for Detecting Railway Foreign Object Intrusion, Device and Medium,” presents an image-based approach to railway safety. The method compares a current railway image with a template image to identify differences that may indicate an intrusion. A moving-object filter then helps distinguish genuine foreign objects from moving targets.
Career Highlights
Cui’s listed professional affiliations include China Railway Design Corporation and China Railway Design Group Co., Ltd. His patent work reflects applications in both remote sensing technology and railway infrastructure monitoring.
Collaborations
Cui’s listed coworkers include Guiwei Liu and Fei Wang. The provided information does not specify their roles in the patents or their particular contributions.
Conclusion
Qingguo Cui’s two listed patents address practical challenges in aerial data acquisition and railway foreign-object detection, connecting sensing technologies with infrastructure applications.
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