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US Patent 9677986 Airborne particle detection with user device

Patent 9677986 was granted and assigned to Amazon on June, 2017 by the United States Patent and Trademark Office.

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Patent Applicant
Amazon
Amazon
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Current Assignee
Amazon
Amazon
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Patent Jurisdiction
United States Patent and Trademark Office
United States Patent and Trademark Office
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Patent Number
96779860
Patent Inventor Names
Michael Serge Devyver0
Aleksandar Pance0
Leo Benedict Baldwin0
Date of Patent
June 13, 2017
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Patent Application Number
144949250
Date Filed
September 24, 2014
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US Patent 11961381 Life safety device with machine learning based analytics
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US Patent 11874110 Self-mixing interferometry device configured for non-reciprocal sensing
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US Patent 11906303 Wearable skin vibration or silent gesture detector
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US Patent 11921024 Airborne particulate density determination using standard user equipment
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US Patent 11935256 Remote distance estimation system and method
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Patent Primary Examiner
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Reza Aghevli
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Patent abstract

Described are techniques and systems for determining presence of airborne particles using one or more sensors on a user device. The airborne particles include, but are not limited to, smoke resulting from combustion, dust, fog, and so forth. In one implementation, an optical proximity sensor may be used to determine a distance to an object such as a ceiling. Smoke which collects on the ceiling reflects light that is detected by the proximity sensor and results in an apparent reduction in height. A notification of this change in height may be generated. In other implementations, other techniques may be used to detect airborne particles, such as images from a camera, dedicated particular sensors, and so forth. Information about airborne particles may aid user safety. For example, an alarm may be issued indicating a potential fire or unsafe level of pollution.

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