Yuan Zeng

Title: Yuan Zeng and Distributed Beamforming Innovation.

Introduction

Yuan Zeng is an inventor associated with Delft, the Netherlands, and Google Inc. His work includes a patent on distributed beamforming, a method for coordinating signal processing across networked devices.

Latest Patents

Zeng’s listed patent, “Distributed Beamforming Based on Message Passing,” describes methods and systems for implementing distributed beamforming, including minimum variance distortionless response (MVDR) beamforming. Rather than relying on a centralized processing center, the approach distributes computations across a network using message passing. It is designed to work with different network topologies and adapt when nodes join or leave. Depending on the network, the method can also reduce transmission power per iteration and the power needed for communication between nodes. Zeng is credited with 1 patent.

Career Highlights

Zeng’s patent reflects an approach to signal processing that distributes computation across network nodes instead of concentrating it in a fusion center. The disclosed method addresses network flexibility and communication efficiency.

Collaborations

The patent lists Richard Heusdens and Richard C. Hendriks among Zeng’s coworkers, reflecting collaboration in research related to distributed beamforming and message-passing algorithms.

Conclusion

Yuan Zeng’s patent presents a distributed approach to beamforming that supports adaptable network operation while seeking to reduce communication demands.