Deutsche Telekom had 13 patents in robotics during Q2 2024. Deutsche Telekom AG has filed patents for systems and methods for detecting and defending against privacy breaches by drones, archiving telemetry-command data for wireless communication networks, and dispatching autonomous deliveries using a wireless communications network. The drone detection system notifies individuals of unauthorized drones, tracks them, and executes countermeasures. The TC data archiving function captures and preserves data from remote controlled user equipment to establish an immutable record. The autonomous delivery system dispatches the closest autonomous vehicle with the requested items to autonomously deliver them to a specified site. GlobalData’s report on Deutsche Telekom gives a 360-degree view of the company including its patenting strategy. Buy the report here.
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Deutsche Telekom had no grants in robotics as a theme in Q2 2024.
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Application: Mobile aerial drone early warning privacy breach detect, intercept, and defend systems and methods (Patent ID: US20240177620A1)
The patent filed by Deutsche Telekom AG discloses systems and methods for detecting, intercepting, and defending against privacy breaches carried out by unmanned aerial vehicles (drones). The system involves receiving alerts of drone presence near a mobile device, notifying the user, tracking the drone, and executing countermeasures. The system can output information about the drone, display its trajectory, and provide visual representations of its location and proximity to the user.
Furthermore, the system allows for user interaction by receiving instructions for countermeasures, displaying privacy breach countermeasures based on drone features and location, and enabling the selection and execution of countermeasures. The method involves outputting signals, such as video, audio, or visual alerts, based on drone features or location, and can display countermeasures in a ranked order. Additionally, the system can output maps showing the drone's location, trajectory, and relative position to the user or a selected location, enhancing the user's awareness and ability to respond effectively to drone threats.
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