Patent classifications
G01S2205/007
Method in a radio communication network
The present invention relates to a method for monitoring network performance in a wireless communication network comprising multiple cells that communicate with wireless devices. Each cell provides coverage in a geographical area and the wireless communication network has a cell coverage plan with a calculated performance. The method comprising: a) retrieving geospatially located measurements from wireless devices; b) connecting each geospatially located measurement to a cell; c) arranging measurements into at least one cluster per cell; d) identifying deviations from the cell coverage plan; and e) initiating actions to reduce deviations.
POSITIONING BASED ON SOUNDING REFERENCE SIGNAL (SRS) CARRIER SWITCHING FRAMEWORK
In some aspects, a method of wireless communication by a user equipment (UE) includes receiving, by the UE on a component carrier (CC), a downlink (DL) control information (DCI) that triggers transmission, by the UE on another CC, of an uplink (UL) reference signal (RS) for positioning. The method additionally includes transmitting, by the UE in response to the DCI, the UL RS for positioning on the other CC. In other aspects, a method of wireless communication by a base station includes transmitting, by the base station to a UE on a CC, a DCI that triggers transmission, by the UE on another CC, of an UL RS for positioning. The method additionally includes receiving, by the base station from the UE in response to the DCI, the UL RS for positioning on the other CC.
SYSTEMS AND METHODS FOR LOCATION BY A MOBILE DEVICE IN A FIFTH GENERATION WIRELESS NETWORK
A user equipment (UE) periodically obtains its location using UE based Observed Time Difference of Arrival (OTDOA). The location is based on Reference Signal Time Differences (RSTDs) measured by the UE for downlink (DL) signals transmitted by each of a plurality of base stations, and the most current Real Time Differences (RTDs) for pairs of base stations. The RTDs may be determined by the UE using the RSTD measurements and Round Trip Time (RTT) measurements determined by a network entity or by the UE. The RTDs may be determined less frequently than the UE location to reduce network and UE load. Location of the UE may be improved based on testing a rate of change for each of the RTDs. The RTD determination may be improved using measurements from a plurality of UEs.
SYSTEMS AND METHODS FOR SUPER LOW LATENCY LOCATION SERVICE FOR WIRELESS NETWORKS
An external client requests the location of a UE using control plane signaling. The UE sends downlink location measurements, such as Reference Signal Time Differences, for a plurality of base stations (BSs) to a serving BS at a layer 1 or layer 2 protocol level and at first periodic intervals. The UE and the plurality of BSs send additional location measurements, such as receive time-transmission time differences, to the serving BS at second periodic intervals, which are longer than the first periodic intervals. The serving BS uses the additional location measurements and downlink location measurements to determine timing information, such as Real Time Differences, for the plurality of BSs. The serving BS determines the location of the UE using the downlink location measurements and the timing information at the first periodic intervals and sends the location to the external client using user plane signaling to reduce delay.
Location-based service zone cluster management and monitoring
Disclosed are various embodiments for managing location-based service zones being monitored by a client device. The location-based service zones within a geographic region can be organized in location-based service zone clusters. In response to receiving an active zone from a computing device, a client device can begin monitoring the geographic parameters for the top-level location-based service zone clusters. When the client device detects an entry into a particular location-based service zone cluster, the client device stops monitoring the top-level location-based service zone clusters and begins monitoring the location-based service zones that are within the particular location-based service zone cluster.
METHOD IN A RADIO COMMUNICATION NETWORK
The present invention relates to a method for monitoring network performance in a wireless communication network comprising multiple cells that communicate with wireless devices. Each cell provides coverage in a geographical area and the wireless communication network has a cell coverage plan with a calculated performance. The method comprising: a) retrieving geospatially located measurements from wireless devices; b) connecting each geospatially located measurement to a cell; c) arranging measurements into at least one cluster per cell; d) identifying deviations from the cell coverage plan; and e) initiating actions to reduce deviations.
Wireless Communication Device Environment Detection
Wireless communication equipment (12, 16) detects a targeted signature over time in a Doppler spread and/or an angular spread associated with a wireless communication device (12). Based on detecting the targeted signature, the wireless communication equipment (12, 16) detects a transition (14) by the wireless communication device (12) between an indoor environment (8) and an outdoor environment (6). In some embodiments, based on detecting the transition (14), the wireless communication equipment (12, 16) adapts one or more communication parameters, adjusts resources allocated to the wireless communication device (12), and/or initiates handover of the wireless communication device (12).
Personal foldable server tray apparatus
A personal foldable serving tray apparatus that is foldable/un-foldable. In a closed, folded configuration, the foldable serving tray comprises a specific size and shape to fit into a pocket of a serving coat, vest, or apron of waiter, waitress, bartender or other servers. In an open, unfolded configuration, the personal foldable serving tray is used as a flat surface to serve food or drinks. The personal foldable serving tray apparatus includes a wireless electronic location component that allows physical location of the apparatus to be tracked within a physical space such as a restaurant, bar, etc. and displayed on a map and can also be used to measure productivity of waiters using the apparatus and accept secure wireless electronic payments from customers directly on the apparatus.
PERSONAL FOLDABLE SERVER TRAY APPARATUS
A personal foldable serving tray apparatus that is foldable/un-foldable. In a closed, folded configuration, the foldable serving tray comprises a specific size and shape to fit into a pocket of a serving coat, vest, or apron of waiter, waitress, bartender or other servers. In an open, unfolded configuration, the personal foldable serving tray is used as a flat surface to serve food or drinks. The personal foldable serving tray apparatus includes a wireless electronic location component that allows physical location of the apparatus to be tracked within a physical space such as a restaurant, bar, etc. and displayed on a map and can also be used to measure productivity of waiters using the apparatus and accept secure wireless electronic payments from customers directly on the apparatus.
Reference signal reception method in wireless communication system, and device for same
According to one embodiment of the present invention, a method by which a terminal receives a reference signal for determining a position in an unlicensed band in a wireless communication system can comprise the steps of: receiving positioning reference signal (PRS)-related configuration information transmitted through the cooperation of one or more unlicensed band cells, wherein the PRS-related configuration information includes information on a plurality of sub-bands in the unlicensed band, in which the PRS is transmitted, and information on a PRS transmission period for each of the plurality of sub-bands; receiving and measuring the PRS by using the PRS-related configuration information; and reporting the PRS measurement result to a serving cell.