Shalini Selvaraj

Title: Shalini Selvaraj: Inventor of Sensor-Based Performance Simulation

Introduction

Shalini Selvaraj is an inventor based in Snoqualmie, Washington. Her patent work concerns using sensor data to model and simulate performance metrics for target systems, including applications in 5G networks.

Latest Patents

Selvaraj is associated with 1 patent, titled “Simulating Performance Metrics for Target Systems Based on Sensor Data, Such as for Use in 5G Networks.” The invention describes a simulator that gathers sensor measurements from multiple systems, standardizes them into a common format, and classifies them according to a performance metric. It then uses the standardized data to generate a model of a target system and simulate how changes across the systems could affect that metric. A network interface can let users explore the simulation and identify procedures to mitigate potential impacts.

Career Highlights

Selvaraj’s patent is assigned to T-Mobile USA, Inc. The disclosed technology focuses on turning sensor data into a practical tool for evaluating system performance and assessing possible changes.

Collaborations

Selvaraj’s listed coworkers include John Coster and Anand Kumar Subramaniam. Their inclusion provides context about colleagues associated with her professional environment, but the available information does not specify their roles in the patent.

Conclusion

Shalini Selvaraj’s patented work presents a sensor-driven approach to modeling system performance and exploring mitigation strategies, with potential relevance to 5G networks.