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Patent No.:
Date of Patent:
Oct. 20, 2026
Filed:
Dec. 15, 2022
Ocado Innovation Limited, Hatfield, GB;
Benjamin Meuth, Hatfield, GB;
Saqib Khaliq, Hatfield, GB;
OCADO INNOVATION LIMITED, Hatfield, GB;
Abstract
A method for detecting seismic events, the method including acquiring acceleration data over a given period of time from one or more accelerometers located on a grid framework structure; comparing the acquired acceleration data to ground acceleration data from one or more accelerometers located on the ground; determining a differential acceleration between the acceleration data and the ground acceleration data; determining displacement data from the differential acceleration; and determining whether a seismic event has taken place over the given period of time based on the displacement data.
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