Abstract: A sensor assembly of a vehicle. The sensor includes a control device, a multitude of sensors, each sensor having an individual sensor identifier, a data bus, which connects each sensor to the control device, and a supply line, which connects each sensor to the control device for a voltage supply. Each sensor has a shunt resistor. All shunt resistors are integrated in series into the supply line. Each sensor is developed to detect a voltage drop at its respective shunt resistor. The control device is developed to actuate each sensor with the aid of the individual sensor identifier and to assign an individual geographical address to each sensor based on the detected voltage drops along the supply line.

Abstract: One or more devices, systems, methods, may implement one or more techniques to for the home (e.g., residential) market, an (e.g., OMNI Smart Home) Automation Platform may be installed and/or integrated into a home, commercial location, service location, business location, industrial location, and/or military location. One or more techniques may use a state-of-the-art intuitive user interface for setup and/or day-to-day operation. An (e.g., a single) application may connects one or more devices, and/or everything, that may be found within the home. There may be full WiFi coverage throughout the home, perhaps with no more “dead zones.” Home automation platforms (e.g., OMNI) may learn and/or remember the location of people, pets, and/or objects inside the home. Perhaps using one or more (e.g., proprietary) Artificial Intelligence (AI) algorithms, the (e.g., Omni Core Home) Automation Platform may recognize patterns and/or may program itself with repeatable patterns over time.