Abstract: In various examples, techniques for multi-dimensional tracking of objects using two-dimensional (2D) sensor data are described. Systems and methods may use first image data to determine a first 2D detected location and a first three-dimensional (3D) detected location of an object. The systems and methods may then determine a 2D estimated location using the first 2D detected location and a 3D estimated location using the first 3D detected location. The systems and methods may use second image data to determine a second 2D detected location and a second 3D detected location of a detected object, and may then determine that the object corresponds to the detected object using the 2D estimated location, the 3D estimated location, the second 2D detected location, and the second 3D detected location. The systems and method then generate, modify, delete, or otherwise update an object track that includes 2D state information and 3D state information.

Abstract: In various examples, techniques for multi-dimensional tracking of objects using two-dimensional (2D) sensor data are described. Systems and methods may use first image data to determine a first 2D detected location and a first three-dimensional (3D) detected location of an object. The systems and methods may then determine a 2D estimated location using the first 2D detected location and a 3D estimated location using the first 3D detected location. The systems and methods may use second image data to determine a second 2D detected location and a second 3D detected location of a detected object, and may then determine that the object corresponds to the detected object using the 2D estimated location, the 3D estimated location, the second 2D detected location, and the second 3D detected location. The systems and method then generate, modify, delete, or otherwise update an object track that includes 2D state information and 3D state information.

Abstract: A communication device including one or more processors configured to perform a radio measurement to obtain a reception metric; identify a potential power reduction from a plurality of power reductions; scale the reception metric to compensate for the potential power reduction to obtain a reduced reception metric; and select a transmit power or a transmit repetition count for a radio frequency transceiver based on the reduced reception metric.

Abstract: A communication device including one or more processors configured to perform a radio measurement to obtain a reception metric; identify a potential power reduction from a plurality of power reductions; scale the reception metric to compensate for the potential power reduction to obtain a reduced reception metric; and select a transmit power or a transmit repetition count for a radio frequency transceiver based on the reduced reception metric.

Abstract: A communication device includes a measurement engine configured to perform a radio measurement to obtain a reception metric, a power reduction database configured to identify a potential power reduction from a plurality of power reductions, a metric scaler configured to scale the reception metric to compensate for the potential power reduction to obtain a reduced reception metric, and a transmit controller configured to select a transmit power or a transmit repetition count for a radio frequency transceiver based on the reduced reception metric.

Abstract: An embodiment of the present invention relates to electrochemical devices including an electrochemically active layer having the ability of electrochemically altering its redox state. By providing a portion of an electrode of corrosion resistant material between an electrolyte and an electrochemically active layer, undesired discoloration due to the electrochemical reaction of an electrochemical device is reduced.

Abstract: An embodiment of the present invention relates to electrochemical devices including an electrochemically active layer having the ability of electrochemically altering its redox state. By providing a portion of an electrode of corrosion resistant material between an electrolyte and an electrochemically active layer, undesired discoloration due to the electrochemical reaction of an electrochemical device is reduced.

Abstract: An adjustable seat (1) incorporates a moveable squab element (4). The squab element may be moved from an initial position in which the squab element is flush with the remaining parts of the vehicle seat to a first intermediate position and then to a subsequent second position. The squab is mounted on a first linkage (7) which carries an intermediate support. A second linkage (10) extends from the intermediate support to a seat mount (9) incorporated with the squab element.

Abstract: An adjustable seat (1) incorporates a moveable squab element (4). The squab element may be moved from an initial position in which the squab element is flush with the remaining parts of the vehicle seat to a first intermediate position and then to a subsequent second position. The squab is mounted on a first linkage (7) which carries an intermediate support. A second linkage (10) extends from the intermediate support to a seat mount (9) incorporated with the squab element.

Abstract: The present invention provides a sensor device for measuring an electric field in a charge carrying medium. To this end, the sensor device defines a sensor space that is arranged to receive the charge carrying medium, and that comprises terminals for applying an electric field across the sensor space. Furthermore, sensor elements are arranged spatially separated in the sensor space. The sensor elements are operable to perform electrochemistry in response to the electric field and to change optical appearance upon said electrochemistry. Thereby electric field present in said sensor space is detectable from an optical appearance of said sensor elements.