Patents by Inventor Andreas Peterson
Andreas Peterson has filed for patents to protect the following inventions. This listing includes patent applications that are pending as well as patents that have already been granted by the United States Patent and Trademark Office (USPTO).
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Patent number: 12414500Abstract: A robotic work tool system comprising at least one robotic work tool arranged to operate in a work area, the robotic work tool comprising at least one sensor and a communication interface, the robotic work tool being configured to establish a connection to a cloud service through said communication interface; receive data gathered by the at least one sensor and transmit the gathered data to the cloud service causing the cloud service to analyze the gathered data; receive operating data from the cloud service; and to operate at least one robotic work tool based on the operating data received from the cloud service.Type: GrantFiled: August 17, 2020Date of Patent: September 16, 2025Assignee: HUSQVARNA ABInventors: Jonas Holgersson, Marcus Liljedahl, Jonas Rangsjö, Andreas Peterson, Patrik Jägenstedt, Mattias Kamfors
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Patent number: 12416924Abstract: A robotic work tool system (200) for defining a working area (105) in which at least one robotic work tool (100) subsequently is intended to operate. The system (200) comprises at least one controller (210) being configured to receive sensor data for pose estimation and event data relating to a plurality of events of at least one robotic work tool (100) moving within the working area (105). The received sensor and event data are associated with each other in time. The controller (210) is configured to determine positions for the events based on the received sensor data associated with the respective event data and to determine features reflecting the working area (105) by relating positions associated with corresponding events with each other.Type: GrantFiled: April 6, 2021Date of Patent: September 16, 2025Assignee: HUSQVARNA ABInventors: Marcus Liljedahl, Jonas Rangsjö, Beppe Hellsin, Fredrik Kallström, Andreas Peterson
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Publication number: 20220295696Abstract: A robotic work tool system comprising at least one robotic work tool arranged to operate in a work area, the robotic work tool comprising at least one sensor and a communication interface, the robotic work tool being configured to establish a connection to a cloud service through said communication interface; receive data gathered by the at least one sensor and transmit the gathered data to the cloud service causing the cloud service to analyze the gathered data; receive operating data from the cloud service; and to operate at least one robotic work tool based on the operating data received from the cloud service.Type: ApplicationFiled: August 17, 2020Publication date: September 22, 2022Inventors: Jonas Holgersson, Marcus Liljedahl, Jonas Rangsjö, Andreas Peterson, Patrik Jägenstedt, Mattias Kamfors
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Patent number: 7467619Abstract: The invention relates to a system and method for detecting a closing of a solenoid. The system includes a capacitive charge circuit electrically coupled to the solenoid. The capacitive charge circuit conditions the current flow through the solenoid to increase the current in response to the closing of the solenoid. The invention also relates to a system and method that includes detecting a current through the solenoid and determining a current slope characteristic. The current slope characteristic is a function of the current and time. The method also includes conditioning an electrical characteristic of the solenoid such that the conditioning is in response to a current slope parameter. The current slope parameter defines a change in the current after removal of an electrical charge to the solenoid.Type: GrantFiled: September 24, 2007Date of Patent: December 23, 2008Assignee: General Electric CompanyInventors: Ahmed Esa Sheikh, Suresh Baddam Reddy, Samraj Jabez Dhinagar, Bo Nilson Almstedt, Andreas Peterson, Thomas Dovheim, Lennart Rudander
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Patent number: 7328690Abstract: The invention relates to a system and method for detecting a closing of a solenoid. The system includes a capacitive charge circuit electrically coupled to the solenoid. The capacitive charge circuit conditions the current flow through the solenoid to increase the current in response to the closing of the solenoid. The invention also relates to a system and method that includes detecting a current through the solenoid and determining a current slope characteristic. The current slope characteristic is a function of the current and time. The method also includes conditioning an electrical characteristic of the solenoid such that the conditioning is in response to a current slope parameter. The current slope parameter defines a change in the current after removal of an electrical charge to the solenoid.Type: GrantFiled: July 16, 2004Date of Patent: February 12, 2008Assignee: General Electric CompanyInventors: Ahmed Esa Sheikh, Suresh Baddam Reddy, Samraj Jabez Dhinagar, Bo Nilson Almstedt, Andreas Peterson, Thomas Dovheim, Lennart Rudander
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Publication number: 20080006235Abstract: The invention relates to a system and method for detecting a closing of a solenoid. The system includes a capacitive charge circuit electrically coupled to the solenoid. The capacitive charge circuit conditions the current flow through the solenoid to increase the current in response to the closing of the solenoid. The invention also relates to a system and method that includes detecting a current through the solenoid and determining a current slope characteristic. The current slope characteristic is a function of the current and time. The method also includes conditioning an electrical characteristic of the solenoid such that the conditioning is in response to a current slope parameter. The current slope parameter defines a change in the current after removal of an electrical charge to the solenoid.Type: ApplicationFiled: September 24, 2007Publication date: January 10, 2008Applicant: GENERAL ELECTRIC COMPANYInventors: Ahmed Sheikh, Suresh Reddy, Samraj Dhinagar, Bo Almstedt, Andreas Peterson, Thomas Dovheim, Lennart Rudander
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Patent number: 7000598Abstract: Disclosed herein are methods of generating an active crank series of signals that is derived from at least two series of signals, wherein one or both of the series of signals have been modulated to produce two series of signals that resemble each other. Also disclosed herein is a crankshaft positioning system for determining the rotational position of a crankshaft of an engine that utilizes at least two crank angle sensors 10 and 12. The signal information from the two crank angle sensors 10 and 12 is processed by a signal processor 150 such that the series of signals 220 from the second crank angle sensor 12 emulates the series of signals 210 from the first crank angle processor 10. The signal processor generates an active crank series of signals 230 based on the two series of signals 210, 220. The active crank series of signals 230 is sent to an engine control processor 120 which directs the injection and/or ignition of fuel into cylinders of an engine.Type: GrantFiled: May 27, 2004Date of Patent: February 21, 2006Assignee: General Electric CompanyInventors: Ahmed Esa Sheikh, Suresh Baddam Reddy, Bo Nilson Almstedt, Andreas Peterson
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Publication number: 20050263138Abstract: Disclosed herein are methods of generating an active crank series of signals that is derived from at least two series of signals, wherein one or both of the series of signals have been modulated to produce two series of signals that resemble each other. Also disclosed herein is a crankshaft positioning system for determining the rotational position of a crankshaft of an engine that utilizes at least two crank angle sensors 10 and 12. The signal information from the two crank angle sensors 10 and 12 is processed by a signal processor 150 such that the series of signals 220 from the second crank angle sensor 12 emulates the series of signals 210 from the first crank angle processor 10. The signal processor generates an active crank series of signals 230 based on the two series of signals 210, 220. The active crank series of signals 230 is sent to an engine control processor 120 which directs the injection and/or ignition of fuel into cylinders of an engine.Type: ApplicationFiled: May 27, 2004Publication date: December 1, 2005Inventors: Ahmed Sheikh, Suresh Reddy, Bo Almstedt, Andreas Peterson
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Publication number: 20050066940Abstract: The invention relates to a system and method for detecting a closing of a solenoid. The system includes a capacity charge circuit electrically coupled to the solenoid. The capacity charge circuit conditions the current flow through the solenoid to increase the current in response to the closing of the solenoid. The invention also relates to a system and method that includes detecting a current through the solenoid and determining a current slope characteristic. The current slope characteristic is a function of the current and time. The method also includes conditioning an electrical characteristic of the solenoid such that the conditioning is in response to a current slope parameter. The current slope parameter defines a change in the current after removal of an electrical charge to the solenoid.Type: ApplicationFiled: July 16, 2004Publication date: March 31, 2005Inventors: Ahmed Sheikh, Suresh Reddy, Samraj Dhinagar, Bo Almstedt, Andreas Peterson, Thomas Dovheim, Lennart Rudander