Roland Moser

Title: Roland Moser: Vehicle Access and Energy-Efficient Wireless Key Technology.

Introduction. Roland Moser is an inventor associated with Messstetten, Germany, and Marquardt GmbH. His work includes a patent for a wireless key designed to unlock a vehicle and enable vehicle functions.

Latest Patents. Moser is credited with 1 patent: “Wireless Key for Unlocking a Vehicle and/or for Enabling a Function of the Vehicle.” The invention describes a wireless key equipped with a motion sensor, an evaluation unit, and a transceiver that can communicate wirelessly with a connection partner. To conserve energy, the evaluation unit switches the transceiver to a lower-power sleep mode when the sensor detects no movement during a predetermined interval. When movement is detected, the transceiver returns to an operating mode.

Career Highlights. Moser’s listed patent focuses on improving energy management in vehicle access technology. By adapting the transceiver’s operating state to detected movement, the design aims to reduce power use while retaining wireless communication functionality.

Collaborations. Moser is associated with Marquardt GmbH. His listed coworkers include Fabian Furtwaengler and Jörg Fischer.

Conclusion. Roland Moser’s patent presents a motion-responsive approach to reducing the energy consumption of wireless vehicle keys while supporting vehicle unlocking and other functions.