Patent classifications
H04W36/08
Framework for a 6G ubiquitous access network
A framework for a 6.sup.th generation (6G) ubiquitous wireless communications network is provided. A system comprises: a memory that stores executable instructions; and a processor, coupled to the memory, that facilitates execution of the executable instructions to perform operations. The operations comprise: obtaining first information associated with a first condition of a terrestrial radio network of terrestrial radio networks from a terrestrial controller that collects the first information from the terrestrial radio networks; determining second information associated with a resource of a satellite network, wherein the satellite network is integrated with the terrestrial radio networks to form an integrated network to which a mobile device connects, wherein a defined application is alternatively executable at the mobile device via any of a group of networks, the group comprising the satellite network and the terrestrial radio networks; and determining whether to re-assign the defined application from the terrestrial radio network to the satellite network based on a result of evaluating at least the first condition.
Cellular enhancements for application mobility
- Vijay Venkataraman ,
- Amitabha Ghosh ,
- Eyad Al-Shemali ,
- Franco Travostino ,
- Jinghua Ling ,
- Lakshmi N. Kavuri ,
- Muhammad R. Dar ,
- Murtaza A. Shikari ,
- Muthukumaran Dhanapal ,
- Pankaj Subhash Vasandani ,
- Ravish Samuel ,
- Samuel J. Miller ,
- Shivani Suresh Babu ,
- Sree Ram Kodali ,
- Srinivasan Nimmala ,
- Srirang A. Lovlekar ,
- Yifan Zhu ,
- Irfan Khasim Mohammed ,
- Sofheem Mohammed ,
- Raghuram Mungara ,
- Vijay Gadde ,
- Sharad Garg
Apparatuses, systems, and methods for a wireless device to perform detection and mitigation of data stalls. The mitigation may occur during and/or at initiation of a data connection. The wireless device may establish a data connection(s) with a network over a Wi-Fi or cellular interface and monitor the data connection(s) for a data stall condition(s)/hint(s). The wireless device may perform a remedial action(s) responsive to detection of a data stall condition(s)/hint(s), including initiating a service recovery of the cellular interface, initiating a radio access technology (RAT) upgrade procedure, and/or initiating a handover procedure to a neighbor cell.
Cellular enhancements for application mobility
- Vijay Venkataraman ,
- Amitabha Ghosh ,
- Eyad Al-Shemali ,
- Franco Travostino ,
- Jinghua Ling ,
- Lakshmi N. Kavuri ,
- Muhammad R. Dar ,
- Murtaza A. Shikari ,
- Muthukumaran Dhanapal ,
- Pankaj Subhash Vasandani ,
- Ravish Samuel ,
- Samuel J. Miller ,
- Shivani Suresh Babu ,
- Sree Ram Kodali ,
- Srinivasan Nimmala ,
- Srirang A. Lovlekar ,
- Yifan Zhu ,
- Irfan Khasim Mohammed ,
- Sofheem Mohammed ,
- Raghuram Mungara ,
- Vijay Gadde ,
- Sharad Garg
Apparatuses, systems, and methods for a wireless device to perform detection and mitigation of data stalls. The mitigation may occur during and/or at initiation of a data connection. The wireless device may establish a data connection(s) with a network over a Wi-Fi or cellular interface and monitor the data connection(s) for a data stall condition(s)/hint(s). The wireless device may perform a remedial action(s) responsive to detection of a data stall condition(s)/hint(s), including initiating a service recovery of the cellular interface, initiating a radio access technology (RAT) upgrade procedure, and/or initiating a handover procedure to a neighbor cell.
Consecutive conditional handovers
This disclosure relates to techniques for performing consecutive conditional handovers. A cellular base station may provide conditional handover information for multiple conditional handovers to a wireless device. The conditional handover information may include information for performing a conditional handover from a cell provided by the cellular base station to at least one cell, and information for performing a conditional handover from one or more of those cells to at least one cell. The wireless device may perform multiple consecutive conditional handovers using the conditional handover information.
Consecutive conditional handovers
This disclosure relates to techniques for performing consecutive conditional handovers. A cellular base station may provide conditional handover information for multiple conditional handovers to a wireless device. The conditional handover information may include information for performing a conditional handover from a cell provided by the cellular base station to at least one cell, and information for performing a conditional handover from one or more of those cells to at least one cell. The wireless device may perform multiple consecutive conditional handovers using the conditional handover information.
Terminal roaming steering method and devices, and computer-readable storage medium
In a terminal roaming steering method, a steering protocol supported by a terminal and a second AP are determined, and the terminal is steered, based on the steering protocol supported by the terminal, to roam from a first AP to the second AP.
Terminal roaming steering method and devices, and computer-readable storage medium
In a terminal roaming steering method, a steering protocol supported by a terminal and a second AP are determined, and the terminal is steered, based on the steering protocol supported by the terminal, to roam from a first AP to the second AP.
Handover of wireless devices based on resource availability
A method of initiating handover of a wireless device includes determining one or more of a low battery condition, a low power headroom, and a high buffer status of a wireless device. The wireless device can be attached to a first access node deploying multiple radio access technologies over a first coverage area. The method further includes identifying a second access node deploying a single radio access technology over a second coverage area encompassing a location of the wireless device, and initiating handover of the wireless device from the first access node to the second access node based at least in part on the one or more of the low battery condition, low power headroom, and high buffer status of the wireless device. Systems and devices relate to initiating handover of a wireless device.
Handover of wireless devices based on resource availability
A method of initiating handover of a wireless device includes determining one or more of a low battery condition, a low power headroom, and a high buffer status of a wireless device. The wireless device can be attached to a first access node deploying multiple radio access technologies over a first coverage area. The method further includes identifying a second access node deploying a single radio access technology over a second coverage area encompassing a location of the wireless device, and initiating handover of the wireless device from the first access node to the second access node based at least in part on the one or more of the low battery condition, low power headroom, and high buffer status of the wireless device. Systems and devices relate to initiating handover of a wireless device.
Dynamic handover trigger based on primary path throughput
Systems and methods are provided for dynamically triggering a handover of a wireless device based on a throughput measurement of a source node and a target node on a primary path. The method includes comparing the first throughput measurement at the source access node for the primary path to the second throughput measurement at the target access node or comparing both throughput measurements to predetermined criteria and making a handover determination for the wireless device based on the comparison.