Abstract: This disclosure sets forth a system for detecting and determining the onset times of one or more impulsive acoustic events across multiple channels of audio. Audio is segmented into chunks of predefined length and then processed for detecting acoustic onsets, including cross-validating and refining the estimated acoustic onsets to the level of an audio sample. The output of the system is a list of channel-specific timestamped indices corresponding to the audio samples of the onsets of each impulsive acoustic event in the current segment of audio.
Abstract: This disclosure sets forth a system for achieving robust acoustic event detection and source localization using a geographically distributed array of sensor nodes and a set of methods for coordinated dissemination, retrieval, and fusion of acoustic sensor data. A centralized server is programmed to passively receive succinct acoustic alerts, package alerts from multiple sensors into self-contained acoustic packages based on geographic and environmental constraints, request additional data from specific acoustic sensors, and run a localization algorithm to determine the location of the source of the acoustic event.
Abstract: A power management system and method are disclosed. The system can be a high availability power delivery system. The system can be GPS tracked. The system can have multiple batteries, multiple input power sources, and multiple loads. The system can switch between the multiple batteries and the power source to deliver power to the load. The system can ensure there will always be an input power source to power the load.
Abstract: A power management system and method are disclosed. The system can be a high availability power delivery system. The system can be GPS tracked. The system can have multiple batteries, multiple input power sources, and multiple loads. The system can switch between the multiple batteries and the power source to deliver power to the load. The system can ensure there will always be an input power source to power the load.
Abstract: A power management system and method are disclosed. The system can be a high availability power delivery system. The system can be GPS tracked. The system can have multiple batteries, multiple input power sources, and multiple loads. The system can switch between the multiple batteries and the power source to deliver power to the load. The system can ensure there will always be an input power source to power the load.