Company Filing History:
Years Active: 1981-1998
Title: Innovations by Inventor Rune Jonsson
Introduction
Rune Jonsson is a notable inventor based in Linkoping, Sweden. With a total of two patents to his name, Jonsson has made significant contributions in the field of vehicle movement registration and tracking technology. His innovative approaches to problem-solving exemplify the spirit of invention and ingenuity.
Latest Patents
Among his latest patents is a method and device for the registration of a vehicle's movement. This invention, documented under the title "Correlation follower for tracking an object," was filed with the PCT No. PCT/SE78/00067. Key dates include the Sec. 371 date of July 2, 1979, and the Sec. 102(e) date of June 29, 1979, with the PCT published on May 17, 1979, under the publication number W079/00260. The correlation follower involves an image sensor that is adjustable sideways and in height, with a limited field of view. This sensor is cyclically scanned by a video correlator that aligns it based on the output signal reflecting the image content within its field of view. This innovation has applications in making tracking processes less sensitive to disturbances and momentary image elements.
Career Highlights
Throughout his career, Rune Jonsson has been associated with prestigious companies such as Saab-Scania Combitech AB and Saab-Scania AB. His work involved cutting-edge research and development, emphasizing advancements in technology related to vehicle movement and tracking systems.
Collaborations
Jonsson has collaborated with talented colleagues, including Folke Isaksson and Lars-Ake Warnstam. Together, they contributed to innovative projects that enhanced the technical capabilities in their fields, pushing the boundaries of existing technologies.
Conclusion
With his inventive spirit and dedication to innovation, Rune Jonsson has established himself as a significant figure in the realm of vehicle tracking technology. His patents not only reflect his expertise but also serve as a foundation for future advancements in related fields.