Patents by Inventor Evan Jackson Everett
Evan Jackson Everett 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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Publication number: 20250355107Abstract: Methods and systems for detecting multiple targets from one or more senor frames. The methods and systems can include jointly detecting multiple targets from one or more sensor frames, identifying a detected path for each of the multiple targets from the one or more sensor frames, where the multiple targets include targets close enough to each other that cause noise in one or more sensor frames for detecting each of the multiple targets, and combining a convex sparsity prior value to the one or more sensor frames and incrementally removing the detected path for each of the multiple targets from the one or more sensor frames.Type: ApplicationFiled: July 28, 2025Publication date: November 20, 2025Inventors: Jason Kyle Johnson, Dylan Scott Eustice, Evan Jackson Everett, Shawn Michael Herman
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Patent number: 12399266Abstract: Provided is a method for detecting the trajectories of one or more targets in the field of view of one or more sensors, the method comprising: receiving one or more sensor frames corresponding to the one or more sensors; defining a space of allowable target states for the one or more sensor frames; specifying a set of potential target trajectories, each comprising one allowable target state for each of the one or more sensor frames; specifying target signal parameters for each of the allowable target states, such that the target signal parameters predict the expected target signal contribution corresponding to the one or more sensor frames; specifying a data fidelity objective to quantify how well the target signal parameters match the one or more sensor frames; specifying a sequence of one or more sparsity objectives to penalize a number of detected targets; determine the trajectories of one or more targets as follows: obtain values for all the target signal parameters in all the sensor frames, the obtainedType: GrantFiled: April 24, 2024Date of Patent: August 26, 2025Assignee: Anduril Industries, Inc.Inventors: Jason Kyle Johnson, Dylan Scott Eustice, Evan Jackson Everett, Shawn Michael Herman
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Patent number: 12392884Abstract: Provided is a method for detecting the trajectories of one or more targets in the field of view of one or more sensors, the method comprising: receiving one or more sensor frames corresponding to the one or more sensors; defining a space of allowable target states for the one or more sensor frames; specifying a set of potential target trajectories, each comprising one allowable target state for each of the one or more sensor frames; specifying target signal parameters for each of the allowable target states, such that the target signal parameters predict the expected target signal contribution corresponding to the one or more sensor frames; specifying a data fidelity objective to quantify how well the target signal parameters match the one or more sensor frames; specifying a sequence of one or more sparsity objectives to penalize a number of detected targets; determine the trajectories of one or more targets as follows: obtain values for all the target signal parameters in all the sensor frames, the obtainedType: GrantFiled: July 31, 2024Date of Patent: August 19, 2025Assignee: Anduril Industries, Inc.Inventors: Jason Kyle Johnson, Dylan Scott Eustice, Evan Jackson Everett, Shawn Michael Herman
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Patent number: 12345796Abstract: Provided is an array antenna divided into a plurality of sub-arrays disposed along a first dimension, wherein each sub-array comprises: a plurality of frequency scannable elements disposed along the first dimension and a plurality of phase shifters or transmit/receive (T/R) modules disposed along a second spatial dimension, each phase shifter or T/R module connected to a plurality of frequency scannable elements disposed along the first spatial dimension; and one or more processors being configured to generate a recurring radar waveform having a transmit portion, the transmit portion having multiple successive pulses at different frequencies to generate transmit beams by the array antenna at different angles in the first dimension; control at least one of the plurality of phase shifters or T/R modules along the second dimension to cause the transmit beams to be generated by the array antenna at different angles in the second dimension; and process return signals received by the plurality of sub-arrays to estiType: GrantFiled: October 21, 2022Date of Patent: July 1, 2025Assignee: Anduril Industries, Inc.Inventors: Evan Jackson Everett, James Nathaniel Knight, Andrew Scott Mank, Erik George Moore
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Publication number: 20240402326Abstract: Provided is a method for detecting the trajectories of one or more targets in the field of view of one or more sensors, the method comprising: receiving one or more sensor frames corresponding to the one or more sensors; defining a space of allowable target states for the one or more sensor frames; specifying a set of potential target trajectories, each comprising one allowable target state for each of the one or more sensor frames; specifying target signal parameters for each of the allowable target states, such that the target signal parameters predict the expected target signal contribution corresponding to the one or more sensor frames; specifying a data fidelity objective to quantify how well the target signal parameters match the one or more sensor frames; specifying a sequence of one or more sparsity objectives to penalize a number of detected targets; determine the trajectories of one or more targets as follows: obtain values for all the target signal parameters in all the sensor frames, the obtainedType: ApplicationFiled: July 31, 2024Publication date: December 5, 2024Inventors: Jason Kyle Johnson, Dylan Scott Eustice, Evan Jackson Everett, Shawn Michael Herman
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Publication number: 20240377524Abstract: Provided is a method for detecting the trajectories of one or more targets in the field of view of one or more sensors, the method comprising: receiving one or more sensor frames corresponding to the one or more sensors; defining a space of allowable target states for the one or more sensor frames; specifying a set of potential target trajectories, each comprising one allowable target state for each of the one or more sensor frames; specifying target signal parameters for each of the allowable target states, such that the target signal parameters predict the expected target signal contribution corresponding to the one or more sensor frames; specifying a data fidelity objective to quantify how well the target signal parameters match the one or more sensor frames; specifying a sequence of one or more sparsity objectives to penalize a number of detected targets; determine the trajectories of one or more targets as follows: obtain values for all the target signal parameters in all the sensor frames, the obtainedType: ApplicationFiled: April 24, 2024Publication date: November 14, 2024Inventors: Jason Kyle Johnson, Dylan Scott Eustice, Evan Jackson Everett, Shawn Michael Herman
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Patent number: 12013456Abstract: Provided is a method for detecting the trajectories of one or more targets in the field of view of one or more sensors, the method comprising: receiving one or more sensor frames corresponding to the one or more sensors; defining a space of allowable target states for the one or more sensor frames; specifying a set of potential target trajectories, each comprising one allowable target state for each of the one or more sensor frames; specifying target signal parameters for each of the allowable target states, such that the target signal parameters predict the expected target signal contribution corresponding to the one or more sensor frames; specifying a data fidelity objective to quantify how well the target signal parameters match the one or more sensor frames; specifying a sequence of one or more sparsity objectives to penalize a number of detected targets; determine the trajectories of one or more targets as follows: obtain values for all the target signal parameters in all the sensor frames, the obtainedType: GrantFiled: July 20, 2023Date of Patent: June 18, 2024Assignee: Numerica CorporationInventors: Jason Kyle Johnson, Dylan Scott Eustice, Evan Jackson Everett, Shawn Michael Herman
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Publication number: 20240036186Abstract: Provided is a method for detecting the trajectories of one or more targets in the field of view of one or more sensors, the method comprising: receiving one or more sensor frames corresponding to the one or more sensors; defining a space of allowable target states for the one or more sensor frames; specifying a set of potential target trajectories, each comprising one allowable target state for each of the one or more sensor frames; specifying target signal parameters for each of the allowable target states, such that the target signal parameters predict the expected target signal contribution corresponding to the one or more sensor frames; specifying a data fidelity objective to quantify how well the target signal parameters match the one or more sensor frames; specifying a sequence of one or more sparsity objectives to penalize a number of detected targets; determine the trajectories of one or more targets as follows: obtain values for all the target signal parameters in all the sensor frames, the obtainedType: ApplicationFiled: July 20, 2023Publication date: February 1, 2024Inventors: Jason Kyle Johnson, Dylan Scott Eustice, Evan Jackson Everett, Shawn Michael Herman
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Publication number: 20230375687Abstract: Provided is an array antenna divided into a plurality of sub-arrays disposed along a first dimension, wherein each sub-array comprises: a plurality of frequency scannable elements disposed along the first dimension and a plurality of phase shifters or transmit/receive (T/R) modules disposed along a second spatial dimension, each phase shifter or T/R module connected to a plurality of frequency scannable elements disposed along the first spatial dimension; and one or more processors being configured to generate a recurring radar waveform having a transmit portion, the transmit portion having multiple successive pulses at different frequencies to generate transmit beams by the array antenna at different angles in the first dimension; control at least one of the plurality of phase shifters or T/R modules along the second dimension to cause the transmit beams to be generated by the array antenna at different angles in the second dimension; and process return signals received by the plurality of sub-arrays to estiType: ApplicationFiled: October 21, 2022Publication date: November 23, 2023Inventors: Evan Jackson Everett, James Nathaniel Knight, Andrew Scott Mank, Erik George Moore
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Patent number: 11506773Abstract: Provided is an array antenna divided into a plurality of sub-arrays disposed along a first dimension, wherein each sub-array comprises: a plurality of frequency scannable elements disposed along the first dimension and a plurality of phase shifters or transmit/receive (T/R) modules disposed along a second spatial dimension, each phase shifter or T/R module connected to a plurality of frequency scannable elements disposed along the first spatial dimension; and one or more processors being configured to generate a recurring radar waveform having a transmit portion, the transmit portion having multiple successive pulses at different frequencies to generate transmit beams by the array antenna at different angles in the first dimension; control at least one of the plurality of phase shifters or T/R modules along the second dimension to cause the transmit beams to be generated by the array antenna at different angles in the second dimension; and process return signals received by the plurality of sub-arrays to estiType: GrantFiled: May 23, 2022Date of Patent: November 22, 2022Assignee: Numerica CorporationInventors: Evan Jackson Everett, James Nathaniel Knight, Andrew Scott Mank, Erik George Moore