Rui Song

Title: Rui Song and His RTK Receiver Tilt-Measurement Invention.

Introduction

Rui Song is an inventor associated with Shanghai, China. His patent work includes a method for measuring tilt with an RTK measuring receiver, designed to determine the position of a point when the receiver is tilted or shaken.

Latest Patents

Song is associated with one patent: “Tilt Measurement Method for RTK Measuring Receiver.” The method begins by fixing the bottom of a centering rod and taking measurements after the rod has tilted and shaken. It then uses the resulting measurement-point sequence, tilt sequence, rod length, and antenna phase-center height to establish a positioning-quality threshold and calculate the geodetic coordinates of the point being measured. The method checks whether the positioning quality meets the required standard to determine whether measurement should end. By accounting for the antenna phase center’s position and tilt angle across multiple measurements, along with the centering rod’s length, the method supports calculation of the measured point’s position.

Career Highlights

The information provided associates Song with Shanghai Huace Navigation Technology Ltd. and Shanghai Shenqi Medical Technology Co., Ltd. His patent reflects work related to positioning measurement and RTK receiver technology.

Collaborations

Song’s listed coworkers include Jin Zhou and Dongguo Piao. The available information does not specify their roles in the patent or their particular contributions.

Conclusion

Rui Song’s recorded invention addresses the challenge of obtaining reliable point coordinates when an RTK measuring receiver is tilted or shaken, using measurement sequences and positioning-quality checks to guide the process.