A system can generate personalized content for a subscriber of a telecommunications network located in a check-in environment. The system can receive a signal transmitted from a wireless mobile device located in a check-in environment and use that signal to retrieve subscriber data indicative of activity of the subscriber on the telecommunications network. The system can generate custom content as output of a large language model (LLM) in response to input including the subscriber data. The LLM is trained based on activity data of subscribers on the telecommunications network to, for example, generate custom content for the subscriber in the check-in environment. The custom content is displayed on a display screen of the wireless mobile device to greet the subscriber.
Techniques and architecture discussed herein describe applications (apps) that allow devices, e.g., mobile devices such as smartphones, tablets, etc., that are out of wireless network coverage to communicate or coordinate with other mobile devices within detectable range, in essence forming a local area network (LAN), by exploiting the Third Generation Partnership Project (3GPP) sidelink feature and geolocation capabilities of the mobile devices. Teams of users may spread out over a specified area and be informed about team members' locations relative to theirs, as well as their up-to-the-minute status or other inputs. More particularly, the 3GPP standard has an “off-network” feature called “sidelink” that can facilitate device-to-device communication without the need for a network connection, e.g., the mobile devices may function similar to walkie talkies.
Described herein are device(s) of a Fifth Generation (5G) network configured to receive, from a user equipment (UE) a registration request for 5G standalone (SA) coverage and to determine that Fourth Generation (4G) coverage from the telecommunications network is not available to the UE. The device(s) of the 5G network are further configured to deny the registration request in response to determining that the 4G coverage is not available to the UE and regardless of whether 5G SA coverage is available to the UE.
A system is configured to personalize interactions of a service agent in a service environment of a telecommunications operator. The system can obtain a unique identifier of a subscriber of the telecommunications network. The subscriber is associated with a wireless mobile device located in the service environment. The system can retrieve subscriber data of the subscriber based on the unique identifier and input the subscriber data into a large language model (LLM) that is trained to generate a personalized interaction guide for the service agent to effectively interact with the subscriber in the service environment. In one example, content of the personalized interaction guide is presented on a display device that is configured for the service agent to assist the subscriber.
G06Q 30/015 - Providing customer assistance, e.g. assisting a customer within a business location or via helpdesk
H04L 51/02 - User-to-user messaging in packet-switching networks, transmitted according to store-and-forward or real-time protocols, e.g. e-mail using automatic reactions or user delegation, e.g. automatic replies or chatbot-generated messages
A system can personalize a user-subscriber experience for a subscriber of a telecommunications network. The system can detect presence of a wireless mobile device in the indoor environment, proximate to a smart device (e.g., a smartphone offered for sale). The system can retrieve subscriber data based on a unique identifier of the subscriber. The subscriber data is indicative of activity of the subscriber on the telecommunications network. The system can input the subscriber data into a large language model (LLM) that outputs a personalized offer agreement to present on the wireless mobile device or the smart device. The personalized offer agreement is tailored for the subscriber and the smart device. In one example, the offer agreement includes contextual pricing for the smart device based on the subscriber data.
The disclosed system obtains an international mobile subscriber identity (IMSI) range of multiple UEs operating on a first network. The system obtains a subscription profile and authentication credentials of a UE among the multiple UEs. The system stores the IMSI range, a first subscription profile, and the authentication credentials in a second database of a second network. The second network provides connectivity to the UE when the UE is outside the limited geographical range of the first network. The system receives a request from the UE to connect to the second network when the UE is outside the limited geographical range. The system reduces network traffic by authenticating the UE using the authentication credentials stored in the second database and determining that the service is authorized to be provided to the UE based on the subscription profile stored in the second database without communicating with the first network. Upon authenticating the UE, the system provides the service to the UE.
Techniques for determining a network slice for a communication session associated with user equipment (UE) are described herein. A fifth generation telecommunications network can implement a server to determine a network slice that enables an unauthorized UE to communicate with an emergency service provider. The server can determine that the UE is not associated with a mobile network operator or is otherwise untraceable, and enable a communication session between the UE and emergency service provider. The server can detect malicious activity in the network slice and perform actions to mitigate the malicious activity associated with the network slice.
A computerized method configures and uses ad hoc servers to serve content. A content server configured to serve a content dataset periodically provides a current server load notification to a domain name server (DNS). Upon detecting that a current load of the content server exceeds a server load threshold, the DNS sends a new server setup notification to the content server. The content server then identifies an ad hoc server and performs a content service handover to the identified ad hoc server. Upon completion of the content service handover, the content server provides a new server notification to the DNS indicating that the identified ad hoc server is ready to serve the content dataset. The DNS is thereby enabled to divert client requests for the content dataset to the ad hoc server during the period that the current load of the content server exceeds the server load threshold.
Systems and techniques for authenticating user sign-on at an online service provider using a subscriber identity module (SIM) based authentication process are discussed herein. A user may request to sign-on an online service provider using a user device. The user device may be requested to provide a response to a challenge sent by the online service provider. The online service provider may interface with an identity provider (IDP) to send the challenge. The challenge may be received at a SIM component associated with the user device. The SIM component may generate a challenge response to the challenge, encrypt the response with a first security key associated with the SIM component, and send the encrypted challenge response to the IDP using the OTA component. The IDP may authenticate the encrypted challenge response using a second security key associated with the IDP.
Systems and methods for extending the Service Based Architecture to Internet Protocol (IP) Multimedia Subsystem (IMS) are disclosed. In one example aspect, a wireless communication method includes transmitting, by a network node in the IMS, a registration request to a Network Function Repository Function (NRF) via a first service-based network interface. The registration request includes capability information of the network node indicating support for one or more services.
Described herein are methods and systems for determining a user equipment (UE) location of a UE, wherein a UE type of the UE is fixed wireless access. The methods and systems further allow or deny a connection of the UE to a telecommunications network based on geofencing logic applied to at least one of the UE location, the UE type, and a UE identifier of the UE. In some implementations, the methods and systems may allow or deny the connection regardless of the UE location, instead using the UE type and an allow list of UEs permitted to connect to a base station.
Telecommunication services, namely, transmission of voice, data, graphics, images, audio and video by means of telecommunications networks, wireless communication networks, and the Internet; Communication services, namely, transmission of voice, audio, visual images and data by telecommunications networks, wireless communication networks, the Internet, information services networks and data networks; Internet access provider services; Text messaging services; Internet service provider (ISP); Telecommunications services, namely, providing telecommunications network connections for point-of-sale electronic payment processing and transfer of funds, electronic transmission of payment data via the Internet, electronic transmission of data, payments, and event ticketless entry; mobile telecommunications services, namely, providing electronic transmission of data, electronic payment data, and event ticketless entry via a global computer network
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SYSTEMS AND METHODS FOR IMPROVED NETWORK SERVICES MANAGEMENT
A computer-implemented method for managing network services for a cellular network provider comprising providing at least one search input field and a subscriber identifier selection field and receiving a user selection of an IMSI identifier type and a query input of an IMSI number. Based on the user selection of the IMSI identifier type, querying a PGW using the IMSI number. In response to querying the PGW, receiving a first set of subscriber information associated with the subscriber including an MSISDN number associated with the subscriber. In response to receiving the MSISDN number, querying at least one additional system using the MSISDN number. In response to querying the at least one additional system using the MSISDN number, receiving a second set of subscriber information associated with the subscriber, and populating one or more fields of a GUI with the first and second set of subscriber information.
Described herein are device(s) of a mobile network operator (MNO) configured to allocate one or more physical resource blocks (PRBs) for an uplink channel to receive a communication from a user equipment (UE) that is receiving a broadcast of broadcast content over a downlink channel. The communication from the UE is associated with the broadcast content or with the transmission of the broadcast content. The device(s) of the MNO then receive the communication from the UE over the uplink channel and provide information based on the communication to a broadcast provider that provided the broadcast content for broadcast over the downlink channel.
Continuous and non-episodic user sessions in a virtual world are facilitated by providing a virtual service center with alternative virtual experiences selected to retain user presence in the virtual world. The virtual service center is associated with a mobile network operator (MNO) of a telecommunications network and is provided to enable resolution or fulfillment of network service issues indicated by users. The alternative virtual experiences are selected and users driven thereto to continuously engage users in the virtual world outside of the immediate context of their service issues and resolution thereof.
A system of a telecommunications network that blocks spoofed calls. The system includes an interconnect session border controller (I-SBC) that can receive an inbound call over a network interface. The inbound call is associated with an identifier (e.g., a Session Initiation Protocol (SIP) identifier). The I-SBC causes a Spoofed Call Identification Function (SCIF) to compare the SIP identifier of the inbound call against a list of allowable SIP identifiers. In one example, the I-SBC receives an indication from the SCIF that the SIP identifier of the inbound call does not match any identifier on the list of allowable SIP identifiers. As such, the system rejects the inbound call as an illegitimate call. The illegitimate call is not forwarded to an IP Multimedia Subsystem (IMS) of the telecommunications network.
A user equipment (UE), such as a mobile phone, may support multiple power classes. Power classes can define maximum output power levels for uplink transmissions. A base station of a radio access network (RAN) can, based on metrics reported by the UE, dynamically instruct the UE to switch to using a different power class. For example, the base station may instruct the UE to switch from using a first power class with a higher maximum output power to using a second power class with a lower maximum output power, in order to preserve battery life of the UE in situations in which the second power class provides sufficient output power for uplink transmissions to reach the base station.
A first UE can receive a request to communicate from a second UE. The first UE and the second UE can exchange a first cryptographic key and a second cryptographic key associated with the first and the second UE, respectively. The first UE can receive an encrypted unique identifier associated with the second UE, where the unique identifier identifies a second wireless telecommunication network serving the second UE. The first UE can authenticate the second UE by sending the encrypted unique identifier to a first wireless telecommunication network and sending a request to confirm that the unique identifier is valid. The first UE can receive, from the first wireless telecommunication network, a confirmation that the unique identifier is valid. Upon receiving the confirmation, the first UE can engage in a communication with the second UE.
Techniques, apparatuses, and systems for implementing a non-terrestrial network connection icon are disclosed. A first icon indicative of a connection to a satellite network is displayed at a status portion of a display of a mobile device in response to determining that the mobile device is connected to the satellite network. In aspects, the status portion does not include an indication of a signal quality of the connection to the satellite network while the first icon is displayed. Instead, the status portion can display a second icon indicative of one or more features that are available or not available on the satellite network.
H04M 1/724 - User interfaces specially adapted for cordless or mobile telephones
G06F 3/04817 - Interaction techniques based on graphical user interfaces [GUI] based on specific properties of the displayed interaction object or a metaphor-based environment, e.g. interaction with desktop elements like windows or icons, or assisted by a cursor's changing behaviour or appearance using icons
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PROVIDING A USER-TAILORED ANSWER TO A QUERY FROM A UE OPERATING ON A WIRELESS TELECOMMUNICATION NETWORK
The system obtains network information by creating an index of network websites and obtains UE contextual information including: cell tower ID serving the UE, technical capability of the UE, UE performance information, updates to the UE, UE browsing history, and site deployment information. The system obtains from the UE a natural language query and provides the query, the network information, and the UE contextual information to an AI. The system obtains from the AI an answer to the natural language query, where the answer is a summary of a relevant website. Based on the UE contextual information, the system determines whether a user of the UE is technologically savvy or not technologically savvy. If the user is technologically savvy, the system presents the answer and a link to the relevant website; otherwise, the system offers to connect the user to an operator of the network.
A programmable radio exposure function switches between real-time and near-real-time modes of operation for a radio access network (RAN) intelligent controller of a telecommunications system. An application programming interface is exposed by the radio exposure function and performs radio resource management for the telecommunications system. The application programming interface communicates with services and/or applications to control RAN functions, and allocates RAN resources of the telecommunications system to a user equipment for the services and/or applications. A machine learning module is embedded within the radio exposure function and trained to identify network slices of the telecommunications system for the services and/or applications. The machine learning module analyzes data received from the user equipment to detect that the user equipment has violated a security constraint of the telecommunications system.
Methods for resource and slice allocation for multi-mode operation in Open RAN architectures are described. A programmable radio exposure function switches between real-time and near-real-time modes of operation for a radio access network (RAN) intelligent controller of a telecommunications system. An application programming interface is exposed by the radio exposure function and performs radio resource management for the telecommunications system. The application programming interface communicates with services and/or applications to control RAN functions, and allocates RAN resources of the telecommunications system to a user equipment for the services and/or applications. A machine learning module is embedded within the radio exposure function and trained to identify network slices of the telecommunications system for the services and/or applications.
Data describing network coverage provided to multiple user equipments by a telecommunications network is obtained. The data is associated with geographical locations serviced by the telecommunications network. The data is grouped according to the geographical locations into multiple clusters. Using the multiple clusters, multiple geospatial polygons associated with cells of the telecommunications network are generated. Differences are determined in the network coverage between the cells using the geospatial polygons. Imbalances are determined in the telecommunications network based on the differences in the network coverage between the cells.
Solutions are disclosed that provide adaptive power preservation for cell sites. Examples collect predicted environmental condition information for a base station and historical power consumption data for a plurality of electrically-powered assets located at the base station. A power usage profile is predicted for the base station using the historical power consumption data and the environmental condition information, and performance of secondary power sources at the base station are predicted (e.g., solar and wind power generation performance using weather predictions). Using the predictions, a power preservation action is selected, such as diverting incoming primary power to recharge a battery, using battery charge in lieu of primary power for at least one of the electrically-powered assets located at the base station (e.g., the tower light or cooling equipment), and selectively powering one of the electrically-powered assets (e.g., 5G radio) while reducing power to another (e.g., 4G radio).
Solutions are disclosed that provide intelligent adaptive measurement gaps for low mobility user equipment (UEs), such as home internet access points. Because low mobility (stationary use) UE do not move, or move only infrequently, the frequency for of handovers to neighboring cells is reduced, lowering the urgency of measuring signal reception from neighboring cells. A wireless network determines that a first UE is associated with a stationary use, and that a second UE is not. The network transmits a first radio resource control (RRC) message specifying a measurement gap repetition period (MGRP) and an indication to skip at least one measurement gap, to the first UE, and transmits a second RRC message specifying the MGRP, without an indication to skip a measurement gap, to the second UE. In some examples, the MGRP is indicated as having one of four values: 20 milliseconds (ms), 40ms, 80ms, and 160ms.
An adaptive network operation (ANO) server configured to reduce unnecessary radio operation during lower and/or non-traffic times is described herein. The ANO server may receive raw data associated with one or more nodes within a telecommunications network. Responsive to receiving the raw data, the ANO server may determine, based at least in part on the raw data, a traffic level associated with the one or more nodes and/or a traffic capacity associated with the one or more nodes. The ANO server may determine one or more frequency bands and/or channels to activate and/or deactivate and may generate configuration settings to send to the one or more nodes.
The technology includes a system to integrate core and radio network failure analyses using cross-domain matrices. The system pulls core network trace logs from a core network and radio network trace logs from a radio network. The system creates a cross-domain trace log of failed sessions by matching the radio network trace logs with the core network trace logs. The system determines cross-domain matrices by assigning coordinates to the failure categories based on average user device signal strengths and average user device interference levels. The system generates plots of the cross-domain matrices and analysis recommendations for display to a user based on the cross-domain matrices.
H04L 41/0631 - Management of faults, events, alarms or notifications using root cause analysisManagement of faults, events, alarms or notifications using analysis of correlation between notifications, alarms or events based on decision criteria, e.g. hierarchy, tree or time analysis
G06F 11/07 - Responding to the occurrence of a fault, e.g. fault tolerance
G06F 16/28 - Databases characterised by their database models, e.g. relational or object models
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SELECTIVE ROAMING IN WIRELESS TELECOMMUNICATIONS NETWORKS
A telecommunications network provides selective roaming for user equipment (UE) devices registered to the network, allowing some UE devices to operate on a roaming network in some geographic regions and disallowing other UE devices to access roaming networks. The telecommunications network maintains mappings between UE devices and roaming permissions for each UE device. When a target UE device requests to attach to a roaming network, the roaming network passes the request, with an identifier of a particular geographic region in which the request was received, to the telecommunications network to query the mappings. If the mappings indicate the target UE device is authorized to access the roaming network in the particular geographic region, the telecommunications network allows the target UE device to attach to the roaming network.
Methods, systems, and apparatus, including computer programs encoded on a computer storage medium, for automatically generating enhanced caller identification data are disclosed. In one aspect, a method includes the actions of receiving telephone call placement data that indicates the placement of a telephone call from a calling party to a called party. The actions further include receiving caller identification data. The actions further include accessing first telephone call data that reflects characteristics of telephone calls placed and received by the calling party. The actions further include based on the first telephone call data and the identity of the calling party, determining additional data to combine with the caller identification data. The actions further include generating enhanced caller identification data by combining the additional data with the caller identification data. The actions further include providing, for output, the enhanced caller identification data and data indicating the telephone call.
Methods, devices, and system related to wireless communications are disclosed. In one example aspect, a method for wireless communication includes receiving, by a first access node in a first type of communication network, a request from a wireless device to establish a voice session with an Internet Protocol Multimedia System (IMS); initiating, by the first access node, an IMS voice session establishment for the wireless device; configuring, by the first access node, a Quality of Service (QOS) for the IMS voice session using a Protocol Data Unit (PDU) session modification request; and determining, in part based on one or more capabilities of the wireless device, to refrain from triggering a fallback to a second type of communication network for the IMS voice session establishment.
The present disclosure describes approaches for runtime restriction capability discovery and caching. Application programming interfaces (APIs) may expose various functions and accept various inputs. APIs can be implemented by multiple parties. In some cases, not all implementers make all functionality available or accept all inputs. Moreover, the available functionality can vary with time, location, and other factors. Described herein are approaches for information API consumers such as applications of possible restrictions and current restrictions, which can provide improved user experiences and enable graceful failures, among other benefits as described herein. API consumers can access and cache runtime restriction rules, and can subscribe to updates to runtime restriction rules. Current capabilities can be indicated via bit arrays, enabling efficient transmission of current capabilities.
A method is performed by a wireless mobile network to mitigate interference between communication links. A request is received for resources needed to support an application by a vehicle relative to another vehicle. The resources are configured based on the application and are used to establish a direct communication link between the vehicles. The resources are to be shared between the direct communication link and another communication link. The mobile network defines certain blanked resources that are disallowed for use to perform the application. Any remaining resources (or non-blanked resources) are allowed for use to perform the application. The blanked resources can be used by the other communication link to avoid interference with the direct communication link. The allocation of resources is communicated to the vehicle to establish the direct communication link with the other vehicle.
The system obtains an event report identifying a UE, and a location of the UE. The system obtains a primary service plan provided to the UE, and a second service plan, where the second service plan is available to the UE at the location of the UE. The system obtains a first measurement of a parameter indicating a first QoS provided to the UE, and a second measurement of the parameter indicating a second QoS provided to multiple UEs, where the multiple UEs are proximate to the UE. The system compares the first and the second measurement to determine whether the first QoS is lower than the second QoS. Upon determining that the first QoS is lower, the system confirms that the second service plan is likely to improve the QoS. Upon confirming, the system sends a request to change the primary service plan to the second service plan.
The system receives a SIP call from a UE associated with the user. The SIP call includes a call setup phase and a data transfer phase, where the call setup phase precedes the data transfer phase. The call setup phase includes an exchange of multiple header fields. The system obtains the multiple header fields from the SIP call. The system determines that the call is an open-line call by identifying an optional field within the multiple header fields, where the optional field indicates that the call is the open-line call. The open-line call indicates that the user of the UE cannot engage in a conversation with a receiver of the open-line call. Upon determining that the call is the open-line call, the system notifies an operator receiving the SIP call to not engage in an audible conversation with the user.
Solutions are disclosed that provide intelligent adaptive measurement gaps for low mobility user equipment (UEs), such as home internet access points. Because low mobility (stationary use) UE do not move, or move only infrequently, the frequency for of handovers to neighboring cells is reduced, lowering the urgency of measuring signal reception from neighboring cells. A wireless network determines that a first UE is associated with a stationary use, and that a second UE is not. The network transmits a first radio resource control (RRC) message specifying a measurement gap repetition period (MGRP) and an indication to skip at least one measurement gap, to the first UE, and transmits a second RRC message specifying the MGRP, without an indication to skip a measurement gap, to the second UE. In some examples, the MGRP is indicated as having one of four values: 20 milliseconds (ms), 40 ms, 80 ms, and 160 ms.
The disclosed technology includes a voicemail translation service of a telecommunications network. The voicemail translation service can receive a voicemail message communicated from a calling party to a called party. The voicemail translation service calls an application programming interface (API) to upload the voicemail message to a transcription service, which completes transcription of the voicemail message in a default language. In response to determining that the default language of the completed transcription does not match a target language of the called party, the voicemail translation service triggers another API to generate a translation of the transcription in accordance with the target language. The voicemail translation service then stores the translated transcription in a voicemail storage system that is accessible by the called party.
The system obtains KPIs of a cell of a telecommunication network. The system preprocesses the multiple KPIs by reducing noise of the multiple KPIs and normalizing an amplitude of a KPI among the multiple KPIs. The system identifies a performance issue of the network by executing multiple ML models based on the KPIs, where a first ML model is configured to identify a sudden performance degradation, where a second ML model is configured to identify an event leading to a change in a performance trend, where a third ML model is configured to identify a gradual change in the performance trend, and where a fourth ML model is configured to identify whether the cell of the network is nearing a capacity limitation of the cell. The system provides a report based on the identified performance issue.
A system pairs a 5G-connected drone to a 5G-enabled user-controlled device. The system sets a predicted route for the 5G-connected drone to navigate. A portion of this route is indoors and matches an actual route of the user-controlled device. The system then causes the 5G-connected drone to commence navigating the predicted route. The system receives environmental data from the area surrounding the 5G-connected drone on the predicted route measured by a set of onboard sensors of the 5G-connected drone. Using the received environmental data and a deviation of the predicted route from the actual route traversed by the user-controlled device, the system determines that an alternate route for the 5G-connected drone exists and sets the alternate route. The system generates a notification based on the environmental data indicating hazards on the alternate route and transmits the notification over a 5G network to the user-controlled device.
A method for cellular network outage detection including monitoring error rates associated with a network node of a cellular network for a first predetermined time period. The method includes determining a first baseline error rate for the network node based on the plurality of first error rates for the first predetermined time period, and determining a first threshold error rate for the network node based on the first baseline error rate for the network node. The method includes monitoring a plurality of second error rates associated with the network node for a time period subsequent the first predetermined time period, and detecting an excessive error rate of the plurality of second error rates associated with the network node, where the excessive error rate exceeding the first threshold error rate. The method includes, in response to detecting the excessive error rate, automatically executing a predetermined override rule.
H04M 15/00 - Arrangements for metering, time-control or time-indication
G11C 11/16 - Digital stores characterised by the use of particular electric or magnetic storage elementsStorage elements therefor using magnetic elements using elements in which the storage effect is based on magnetic spin effect
G11C 11/18 - Digital stores characterised by the use of particular electric or magnetic storage elementsStorage elements therefor using Hall-effect devices
H04W 24/00 - Supervisory, monitoring or testing arrangements
H04W 72/20 - Control channels or signalling for resource management
H10B 61/00 - Magnetic memory devices, e.g. magnetoresistive RAM [MRAM] devices
Systems and methods for carrier aggregation based on subscriber category information, such as for New Radio Carrier Aggregation in a 5G Network. A call is placed via a calling device and detected at a node of a network. A user equipment capability check is performed, which determines whether the calling device supports carrier aggregation. Subscriber information is received associated with the calling device, including a quality of service (QOS) identifier associated with a subscriber category. Based on the QoS identifier, two or more carriers are selected and assigned. The QoS identifier is associated with a relative priority for assigning cells based on corresponding bandwidth. Call setup is initiated via the two or more carriers.
The invention relates to tagging messages on a telecommunications network to convey, to the receiving device, information regarding the message, such as potential malicious nature and intent. In an example, a telecommunications network node receives a request to transmit an SMS message from a first mobile device to a second mobile device. The telecommunications network node uses a fraud detection module to determine a likelihood of harm, an extent of possible damage and a category of the SMS message. Using the output of the fraud detection module, the telecommunications network node ascribes to the SMS message a message modification attribute value, for example a TP-PID value. The modified message is transmitted to the second mobile device, where it is displayed with a warning.
The invention relates to using a message modification attribute value to indicate restrictions on lines of communication that may be used for a particular device. In some aspects, a network node of a telecommunications network receives a request to deliver a SMS message from a first mobile device to a second mobile device. The network node determines that the first mobile device is eligible to receive SMS messages but not instant messages. Therefore, the network node generates a message modification attribute value indicating the communication channel via which messages are to be delivered to the first mobile device. The network node sends the SMS message to the second mobile device modified by the message modification attribute value. The second mobile device receives the message and, based on the message modification attribute value, acknowledges to use SMS communication with the first mobile device for a first duration of time.
The disclosed technology includes a voicemail translation service of a telecommunications network. The voicemail translation service can receive a voicemail message communicated from a calling party to a called party. The voicemail translation service calls an application programming interface (API) to upload the voicemail message to a transcription service, which completes transcription of the voicemail message in a default language. In response to determining that the default language of the completed transcription does not match a target language of the called party, the voicemail translation service triggers another API to generate a translation of the transcription in accordance with the target language. The voicemail translation service then stores the translated transcription in a voicemail storage system that is accessible by the called party.
Described herein are systems and methods for determining network scanning rates for electronic devices. For instance, a system can receiving a first indication that a mobile device has established a connection with a satellite. The system can determine a scanning rate for the mobile device to scan at based on whether the mobile device is located/moving close to or far from network coverage. The system can also determine the scanning rate based on a geographic region associated with the satellite, the satellite's association with a telecommunications network, a velocity of the satellite, a velocity or location of the mobile device, and the like. The system transmits instructions to the mobile device to scan for network coverage at a first rate and can determine a new rate for scanning based on the mobile device connecting to another satellite or network access node, the mobile device's position/velocity, and the like.
The present technology relates to device settings for satellite networks. A wireless device is disclosed that receives network information from a non-terrestrial network. The wireless device can access device configuration data that associates entries of network information with different device settings to determine, based on the network information, that the wireless device is to comply with particular device settings when connected with the non-terrestrial network. In doing so, the wireless device can be configured in accordance with the particular device settings when connected with the non-terrestrial network.
The present technology relates to device settings for satellite networks. A wireless device is disclosed that receives network information from a non-terrestrial network. The wireless device can access device configuration data that associates entries of network information with different device settings to determine, based on the network information, that the wireless device is to comply with particular device settings when connected with the non-terrestrial network. In doing so, the wireless device can be configured in accordance with the particular device settings when connected with the non-terrestrial network.
A system includes a policy control function (PCF) that receives an indication from a mobile device in a wireless cellular network that indicates a secure connection between the mobile device and an endpoint in the wireless cellular network. The secure connection is associated with a security policy that includes a first set of parameters and operates at a first level of granularity and a routing policy that includes a second set of parameters and operates at a second level of granularity. The PCF then determines a mapping between the first set of parameters and the second set of parameters that aligns the first level of granularity with the second level of granularity. In an example, the alignment improves the utilization of network resources in the wireless cellular network. The mapping is then transmitted to the mobile device, which enables the mobile device to use the secure connection.
36 - Financial, insurance and real estate services
Goods & Services
Communication services, namely, transmission of voice, audio, visual images and data by telecommunications networks, wireless communication networks, the Internet, information services networks and data networks; Telecommunication services, namely, transmission of voice, data, graphics, images, audio and video by means of telecommunications networks, wireless communication networks, and the Internet; Internet access provider services; Text messaging services; Internet service provider (ISP) Wireless telephone payment services, namely, wireless mobile telephone rate plans
36 - Financial, insurance and real estate services
Goods & Services
Telecommunication services, namely, transmission of voice, data, graphics, images, audio and video by means of telecommunications networks, wireless communication networks, and the Internet; Communication services, namely, transmission of voice, audio, visual images and data by telecommunications networks, wireless communication networks, the Internet, information services networks and data networks; Internet access provider services; Text messaging services; Internet service provider (ISP) Wireless telephone payment services, namely, wireless mobile telephone rate plans
50.
Blockchain-based system for storing handle data of online platforms
A system collects handles of entities registered to post content on online platforms and stores the handles on a blockchain network. The stored handles can mitigate the effects of being deplatformed from the online platforms. In one example, the system registers global identifiers that each uniquely identify an entity. The system receives and indexes handles of various online platforms based on the global identifiers. The indexed handles that are stored on the blockchain network can be searched by followers of a deplatformed entity for an alternative online platform on which the deplatformed entity posts content.
G06F 16/27 - Replication, distribution or synchronisation of data between databases or within a distributed database systemDistributed database system architectures therefor
G06F 16/955 - Retrieval from the web using information identifiers, e.g. uniform resource locators [URL]
G06Q 50/00 - Information and communication technology [ICT] specially adapted for implementation of business processes of specific business sectors, e.g. utilities or tourism
H04W 4/21 - Services signallingAuxiliary data signalling, i.e. transmitting data via a non-traffic channel for social networking applications
H04W 8/18 - Processing of user or subscriber data, e.g. subscribed services, user preferences or user profilesTransfer of user or subscriber data
51.
Inaudibly notifying a caller of a status of an open-line call
The system receives a SIP call from a UE associated with a user, where the SIP call includes multiple fields, and where a field among the multiple fields indicates that the SIP call is the open-line call. The system receives a first indication that the UE associated with a callee has generated a notification to the callee of the SIP call. Upon identifying the SIP call as the open-line call and receiving the first indication, the system sends a first message to the UE associated with the caller that the UE associated with the callee has generated the notification. The first message indicates to the UE associated with the caller to generate a first inaudible notification indicating that the UE associated with the callee generated the notification.
H04M 11/04 - Telephonic communication systems specially adapted for combination with other electrical systems with alarm systems, e.g. fire, police or burglar alarm systems
G08B 6/00 - Tactile signalling systems, e.g. personal calling systems
The system receives, from a telecommunications network subscribed to by the wireless device, a list of roaming networks. The system connects to a roaming network from the list of roaming networks. The system enters a roaming mode from a standard mode. The roaming mode reduces the amount of data used by the wireless device by preventing the wireless device from performing background tasks. Background tasks include processes performed by the wireless device to keep an application on the wireless device up to date. The standard mode causes the wireless device to operate at a higher data level and a less optimized battery level compared to the roaming mode. The system connects to the telecommunications network. The wireless device disconnects from the roaming network before connecting to the telecommunications network subscribed to by the wireless device. The system enters the standard mode.
36 - Financial, insurance and real estate services
Goods & Services
Communication services, namely, transmission of voice, audio, visual images and data by telecommunications networks, wireless communication networks, the Internet, information services networks and data networks; Telecommunication services, namely, transmission of voice, data, graphics, images, audio and video by means of telecommunications networks, wireless communication networks, and the Internet; Internet access provider services; Text messaging services; Satellite communication services; Internet service provider (ISP) Wireless telephone payment services, namely, wireless mobile telephone rate plans
Telecommunications services, namely, personal communication services; Telecommunications services, namely, wireless telephony and wireless broadband communications services for the transmission of voice and data; Telecommunication services, namely, transmission of voice, data, graphics, images, audio and video by means of telecommunications networks, wireless communication networks, and the Internet; Communication services, namely, transmission of voice, audio, visual images and data by telecommunications networks, wireless communication networks, the Internet, information services networks and data networks; Text messaging services; Providing telecommunication connectivity services for transfer of images, messages, audio, visual, audiovisual and multimedia works; Telecommunications services for providing multiple-user access to a global computer network; Electronic transmission of e-mail; Satellite communication services; Telecommunication services, namely, local and long distance transmission of voice, data, graphics by means of telephone, telegraphic, cable, and satellite transmissions; Cellular telephone communication; Satellite transmission of sounds, images, signals and data
Systems, methods, and devices that relate to enabling roaming users to use various communication services by assigning temporary local numbers are disclosed. In one example aspect, a method for wireless communication includes entering a visited network by a roaming device. The roaming device has a primary number associated with its home network. The method includes requesting a local number associated with the visited network by the roaming device and performing a communication using the local number associated with the visited network.
Described herein is a user equipment (UE) configured to determine that a failure of a call setup is due to a stale call state on the UE and, in response, remove the stale call state.
Methods and systems for secure caller identification are described herein. In one implementation, when a phone call from a caller is received, a home network may mark a caller ID as trustable in a trusted flag if the caller ID can be verified. The home network may further forward the caller ID and a replica of the flag to a next hop entity until the next hop is the callee. The network on each hop may further verify the caller ID based on a trust relationship between the network and a prior network. In another implementation, the home network of the caller may send a caller ID token (CIT) associated with the caller and send a replica of CIT to a serving network of the callee through one or more networks. The serving network may verify the replica of CIT to determine whether the caller ID is trustable.
Techniques related to the management of communication devices using a combination of local and centralized blockchains to enable the detection of state changes that deviate from the expected behaviors are disclosed. In one example aspect, a method for detecting code injection activity in communication devices by a machine learning based platform includes determining, by a verification system, baseline information about a communication device; detecting a state change of the communication device, responsive to the state change of the communication device; appending, by the verification system, a current-state block representing the state change to a prior-state block representing a previous state of the communication device in a blockchain; and detecting whether a suspicious attack has occurred by comparing the payload of the current-state block to the baseline information.
G16Y 40/50 - SafetySecurity of things, users, data or systems
H04L 41/16 - Arrangements for maintenance, administration or management of data switching networks, e.g. of packet switching networks using machine learning or artificial intelligence
59.
PREDICTING AND MITIGATING FAILURE OF TELECOMMUNICATIONS NETWORK EQUIPMENT
A system uses a trained machine learning model to predict a likelihood of failure of telecommunications network equipment housed in equipment boxes. The model can be configured to receive, as input, (1) air temperature in an environment proximate to the equipment and (2) attributes of fans in the equipment boxes. The system monitors a set of equipment boxes using the model by processing the received measurements of air temperature and attributes of fans to predict likelihoods of failure of the monitored equipment boxes. Network performance associated with equipment housed in the monitored equipment boxes is observed. Upon detecting the observed network performance of telecommunications network equipment within a target equipment box is below a performance threshold and detecting the predicted likelihood of failure of the target equipment box is below a failure threshold, the model is retrained based on an error value associated with the predicted likelihood of failure.
H04W 24/04 - Arrangements for maintaining operational condition
H04L 41/16 - Arrangements for maintenance, administration or management of data switching networks, e.g. of packet switching networks using machine learning or artificial intelligence
H04L 43/0817 - Monitoring or testing based on specific metrics, e.g. QoS, energy consumption or environmental parameters by checking availability by checking functioning
Described herein are systems and methods for determining network scanning rates for electronic devices. For instance, a system can receiving a first indication that a mobile device has established a connection with a satellite. The system can determine a scanning rate for the mobile device to scan at based on whether the mobile device is located/moving close to or far from network coverage. The system can also determine the scanning rate based on a geographic region associated with the satellite, the satellite's association with a telecommunications network, a velocity of the satellite, a velocity or location of the mobile device, and the like. The system transmits instructions to the mobile device to scan for network coverage at a first rate and can determine a new rate for scanning based on the mobile device connecting to another satellite or network access node, the mobile device's position/velocity, and the like.
Network subscriber devices simulate peer devices via virtual models displayed within a real-time capture of a physical environment, as an extended reality (XR) experience for users. Immersion of the XR experience is enhanced based on layering the virtual model of a simulated device in relation to digits of a user included within the real-time capture, thus appearing like the user is holding the simulated device. The digits of the user that are layered above the virtual model can be tracked such that the user can move these digits to make virtual inputs to the simulated device that can cause virtual display content shown with the virtual model to change. Device specification information is also shown within the XR experience. Via the XR experience, network subscribers can be better informed on devices available for use on a telecommunication network and can immediately acquire devices being simulated within the XR experience.
Telecommunications services, namely, personal communication services; Telecommunications services, namely, wireless telephony and wireless broadband communications services for the transmission of voice and data; Telecommunication services, namely, transmission of voice, data, graphics, images, audio and video by means of telecommunications networks, wireless communication networks, and the Internet; Communication services, namely, transmission of voice, audio, visual images and data by telecommunications networks, wireless communication networks, the Internet, information services networks and data networks; Text messaging services; Providing telecommunication connectivity services for transfer of images, messages, audio, visual, audiovisual and multimedia works; Telecommunications services for providing multiple-user access to a global computer network; Electronic transmission of e-mail; Satellite communication services; Telecommunication services, namely, local and long distance transmission of voice, data, graphics by means of telephone, telegraphic, cable, and satellite transmissions; Cellular telephone communication; Satellite transmission of sounds, images, signals and data
A system can receive datasets having a plurality of records, at least one dataset including wireless telecommunications network coverage data. A system can transform the records to a standardized format. A system can perform geospatial calculations for each record to determine predefined geographic areas, each having a geographic area type. A system can associate each record with the corresponding predefined geographic areas. A system can generate transformed datasets including transformed records and indications of the associated predefined geographic areas. A system can provide a graphical user interface having a map, an input for selecting a transformed dataset, and an input for selecting a geographic area type. A system can receive a selection of a transformed dataset and a geographic area type. A system can receive a selection of a geographic area via the map. A system can be configured to generate an output dataset based on the selections.
Systems and methods for using a user simulation model to facilitate detection of usage anomalies is disclosed. Usage data is received for a session between a user device and an application or service. The usage data is monitored to detect a usage anomaly, such as unusual or suspicious transactions, unexpected user or device attributes, or abnormal usage patterns. In response to detecting a request to terminate the session, the session is instead handed off to a user simulation model that simulates interactions of a user in the session. The user simulation model can be a machine learning model that is trained, using a training dataset, to simulate user interactions. When the user logs into the application or service, the session can be handed off from the user simulation model to the user, such that the session is perpetual or substantially perpetual.
H04L 41/147 - Network analysis or design for predicting network behaviour
H04L 41/16 - Arrangements for maintenance, administration or management of data switching networks, e.g. of packet switching networks using machine learning or artificial intelligence
Solutions are disclosed that provide for prediction-driven mobile broadcast in order to increase the number of user equipment (UEs) that move from point-to-point (P2P) data traffic to point-to-multipoint (P2MP) for video consumption. This improves the demand for broadcast video by ensuring that more popular content is broadcast. Examples include: a sensor operable to determine, using a cellular uplink, data consumption information for a plurality of user equipment (UEs) receiving a broadcast; a correlator operable to correlate the data consumption information with content identification in a first broadcast schedule into demand statistics; and a demand prediction engine operable to generate demand predictions based on at least the demand statistics, wherein the demand predictions indicate a future demand for content data sets in a future time period.
H04N 21/262 - Content or additional data distribution scheduling, e.g. sending additional data at off-peak times, updating software modules, calculating the carousel transmission frequency, delaying a video stream transmission or generating play-lists
H04N 21/25 - Management operations performed by the server for facilitating the content distribution or administrating data related to end-users or client devices, e.g. end-user or client device authentication or learning user preferences for recommending movies
H04N 21/41 - Structure of clientStructure of client peripherals
H04N 21/442 - Monitoring of processes or resources, e.g. detecting the failure of a recording device, monitoring the downstream bandwidth, the number of times a movie has been viewed or the storage space available from the internal hard disk
66.
GLOBAL MOBILE COMMUNICATION EVENT IDS FOR IMPROVED NETWORK AND SECURITY OPERATIONS
Global mobile communication event identifiers (IDs) improve security by enabling early detection of cybersecurity events in cellular networks. The event IDs are each unique to a category of mobile communication events and consistent across the network functions (NF), even from different vendors. NFs assign event IDs to mobile communication events, which are reported to a cybersecurity operations center. The cybersecurity operations center has visibility into network-wide events and is thus able to match occurrences of event IDs with categorized attacks, when an attack is occurring. This enables rapid, intelligent selection of a defensive response.
System and methods for using a visitor subscriber service (VSS) to provide short messaging services (SMS) on an advanced network for inbound roamers are described. The VSS acts as proxy for registration services and uses profile information of a roaming UE to either route a mobile terminated SMS message for the UE to an IMS if the UE supports SMS over IMS, or, to a mobile call operator (MCO) using SMS over SGS if the UE does not support SMS over IMS. The VSS interfaces with a home location register (HLR) of a HPLMN of the UE to provide a visitor location register (VLR) address of the VSS. The VLR address is used by an SMSC of the HPLMN to route the SMS message to the VSS. The MCO interfaces with a mobility management entity (MME) to which the UE attaches during a registration operation.
The disclosed technology performs an automatic update of a Mobile Station International Subscriber Directory Number (MSISDN) change to at least a subset of contacts associated with a user account. Upon receiving an indication of a MSISDN change associated with an account, a contact update server of a telecommunications network retrieves contact information that includes multiple contacts of the account with multiple identifiers. The contact update server generates short messaging service (SMS) messages to be delivered to the multiple contacts of the account based on the multiple identifiers. The SMS messages include information regarding the MSISDN change associated with the account. The contact update server transfers the SMS messages to a short message service center (SMSC), and the SMSC delivers the SMS messages to the multiple contacts of the account.
Techniques related to a framework for providing a wireless-centric enterprise network model are disclosed. In one example aspect, a framework for providing a wireless-centric network service to an enterprise in compliance with a Service Level Agreement (SLA) includes a first component in communication with a home wireless network, at least one visited wireless network, and at least one demarcation point of a wired network associated with the enterprise network to predict a future state of the networks. The framework also includes a second component configured to reconfigure traffic associated with the communication session based on the future state predicted by the first component.
A network assessment system for generating subjective quality ratings for Internet protocol multimedia subsystem (IMS) data sessions in real-time. The system measures real-time telecommunications network data during an IMS data session, processes the data using a trained model, and receives a subjective quality rating usable to modify the performance of a node in instances where the node does not typically have an associated subjective quality rating or in instances where the node is not associated with a standardized subjective quality rating.
36 - Financial, insurance and real estate services
41 - Education, entertainment, sporting and cultural services
Goods & Services
Promoting public awareness of inclusive business practices and community engagement, including the promotion of recruiting, training, and placement programs aimed at expanding access and opportunity Providing grants to educational institutions and students for the purpose of fostering inclusive business practices and community engagement Providing job training in the field of telecommunications and technology initiatives and community service projects
72.
System for controlling connection of a device to a non-terrestrial network
The system receives orbital information for at least one satellite of a non-terrestrial network. The orbital information includes the location and velocity of the at least one satellite. The system determines a location of a wireless device and the wireless device's location relative to the at least one satellite. The system calculates a connectivity window based on the relative location. The connectivity window is a time period at the location of the wireless device during which the wireless device receives a signal from the at least one satellite to perform a network connection with the non-terrestrial network. The system connects the wireless device to the non-terrestrial network when the connectivity window of the at least one satellite is open. The system prevents the wireless device from searching for a network connection to the non-terrestrial network when the wireless device is outside the connectivity window of the at least one satellite.
36 - Financial, insurance and real estate services
Goods & Services
Telecommunications services, namely, wireless telephone services; Cellular telecommunications services, namely, transmission of voice, audio, data, text, images, video, music, information, facsimiles, advertising, gaming and graphics via cellular telecommunications networks and the Internet; cellular telecommunications services, namely, two-way real-time transmission of voice, audio, video and data between wireless telecommunications devices; text messaging services; multimedia messaging services; wireless roaming services, namely, providing access to a cellular telecommunications network; internet service provider (ISP) services providing a buy-back and trade in program for used personal electronic devices of others
Systems, methods, and devices that relate to an inspection system deployed in a core network. The inspection system includes one or more inspection agent nodes located close to an edge of the core network configured to generate one or more network reports based on information from one or more access nodes. An inspection manager node is in communication with the one or more inspection agent nodes to receive one or more network reports from the one or more inspection agent nodes, derive an actual network behavior of the one or more access nodes based on the one or more network reports, detect a discrepancy between an expected network behavior and the actual network behavior, and trigger a reconfiguration of at least one of the one or more access nodes based on the discrepancy.
Methods and systems are disclosed herein for modifying and transmitting messages according to message modification criteria associated with users. The system receives a message transmission request. The system determines a first user identifier. The system determines a message modification criterion including at least one condition. When the system determines that the message transmission request satisfies the condition, the system generates a second message or second transmission metadata.
Solutions are disclosed that perform intelligent select whether to transmit a system information block 1 (SIB1) message to a user equipment (UE) during a handover. The wireless network determines whether the UE will be moving to a target basestation having a different tracking area code (TAC) than the source basestation. If so, the source basestation sends the SIB1 for the target basestation to the UE with the handover command, so that the UE is alerted to perform a mobility registration update (MRU) with the new TAC. However, if the UE will be moving to a target basestation having the same TAC as the source basestation, the source basestation sends the handover command without the SIB1 for the target basestation, to save network bandwidth. In some examples, the source basestation queries the target basestation to learn the TAC of the target basestation.
Systems and methods for allocating cache resources on a premises terminal device based on cache allocation performance data are described. Cache resources on a premises terminal device are allocated to cache allocation entities (e.g., providers and/or user accounts) according to various parameters. A cache allocation factor may be determined based on the use of the associated cache resources over time, with allocations being reconfigured periodically based on the cache allocation factor. A cache allocation factor may be based on cache access hit rates, use of requested download windows, and the meeting of requested download deadlines.
Methods and systems are disclosed herein for reprioritizing messages received at a short message service center (SMSC). The system maintains a queue of messages with prioritization. The system receives a first message transmission request. The system determines that the message transmission request contains a prioritization indicator. When the first message transmission request contains the first prioritization indicator, the system adds the first message to the queue at a higher rank than at least a subset of other messages in the queue that were received at the SMSC before the first message.
H04W 4/20 - Services signallingAuxiliary data signalling, i.e. transmitting data via a non-traffic channel
H04M 1/72421 - User interfaces specially adapted for cordless or mobile telephones with means for local support of applications that increase the functionality for supporting emergency services with automatic activation of emergency service functions, e.g. upon sensing an alarm
H04M 1/72436 - User interfaces specially adapted for cordless or mobile telephones with means for local support of applications that increase the functionality with interactive means for internal management of messages for text messaging, e.g. short messaging services [SMS] or e-mails
H04W 4/14 - Short messaging services, e.g. short message service [SMS] or unstructured supplementary service data [USSD]
79.
NETWORK CONNECTION INITIATION BASED ON APPLICATION-SPECIFIC EVALUATION OF NETWORK CAPABILITIES
Systems and methods for monitoring network capabilities and initiating network connections based on application-specific requirements are described herein. The system can obtain a first network connection request associated with a first process. The system can receive, at the user equipment system, a first information block associated with a first network node. The system can, based on determining that the first network capability metadata in the first information block is consistent with the first network connection request, initiate a connection with the first network node. The system can execute the first process while connected to the first network node.
Described herein is a system for using a machine learning model to predict a metric value indicative of quality of user experience. The system can receive an indication that a mobile device was used to access electronic content. The system obtains a set of characteristics of a user of the mobile device and generates a predicted metric value indicative of a quality of user experience interacting with the electronic content by applying a trained machine learning model to the obtained set of characteristics. The machine learning model is trained on cluster data representing clusters of users of the system, and each cluster is associated with a one or more shared characteristics of users in the cluster and an average metric value selected by users in the cluster. The system selects and transmit an interactive element associated with the predicted metric value to the mobile device.
The disclosed technology includes a system that optimizes computing resources for dashboards. The system includes a computing device and memory that caches snapshots of dashboard outputs. A dashboard output captures a snapshot (e.g., instance in time) of dashboard data that can be presented on display devices without needing to maintain continuous access to the underlying dashboard data. The snapshot has a quick response (QR) code overlayed at a position for a viewer to capture the QR code with a camera on a smartphone. The smartphone can read the QR code to access dashboard data through a backend communications link. The QR code can embed data that is used to track and store information about what data is being accessed by users and the frequency with which the data is being accessed.
G06F 16/957 - Browsing optimisation, e.g. caching or content distillation
G06F 16/955 - Retrieval from the web using information identifiers, e.g. uniform resource locators [URL]
G06K 19/06 - Record carriers for use with machines and with at least a part designed to carry digital markings characterised by the kind of the digital marking, e.g. shape, nature, code
82.
PLATFORM-AGNOSTIC VIDEOCONFERENCE METACOMMUNICATION SYSTEM
The technology includes a system to assist and enrich a videoconference session with metacommunication channels provided by a metacommunication service. The metacommunication service is hosted by a server of the system to function across different videoconference platforms. The system streams a metacommunication channel to multiple client devices of participants of a videoconference session. The metacommunication channel is configured to generate a video feed that modifies a camera feed of the videoconference session based on metacommunicative signals. The system generates first metacommunicative signals based on an output of a software application. The system enables a device connected to the videoconference session to access the server of the system and cause the metacommunicative service to generate second metacommunicative signals. The system updates the metacommunication channel based on the first metacommunicative signals and the second metacommunicative signals.
This disclosure describes techniques that enable a carrier aggregation of two or more carrier available carriers for uplink transmissions at a base station node. More specifically, a carrier aggregation controller may receive a resource allocation request from a base station node that is associated with an uplink transmission of user plane data from a client device. The carrier aggregation controller may determine a carrier aggregation for the uplink transmission and generate scheduling information for delivery to the base station node that is based at least in part on the carrier aggregation.
H04L 5/00 - Arrangements affording multiple use of the transmission path
H04L 5/14 - Two-way operation using the same type of signal, i.e. duplex
H04W 72/1273 - Mapping of traffic onto schedule, e.g. scheduled allocation or multiplexing of flows of downlink data flows
84.
COMPUTER DESKTOP THAT DYNAMICALLY ADAPTS TO A LIVE MULTI-CHANNEL AUDIO STREAM, SUCH AS FOR USE WITH WIRELESS TELECOMMUNICATIONS CUSTOMER SERVICE AGENTS
The disclosed technology includes at least one method performed by a system to dynamically adapt a computer desktop of a customer service agent to a live audio dialogue. The system can cause a speech feature analyzer to process a segment of the live audio dialogue to output multiple speech features and obtain search results by querying a database for the multiple speech features. The method can further include generating control signals based on the search results and cause an API to configure the computer desktop based on the control signals. The system can dynamically adapt the computer desktop in accordance with additional control signals that are generated based on next segments of the live audio dialogue.
G06F 3/0484 - Interaction techniques based on graphical user interfaces [GUI] for the control of specific functions or operations, e.g. selecting or manipulating an object, an image or a displayed text element, setting a parameter value or selecting a range
G06F 3/0481 - Interaction techniques based on graphical user interfaces [GUI] based on specific properties of the displayed interaction object or a metaphor-based environment, e.g. interaction with desktop elements like windows or icons, or assisted by a cursor's changing behaviour or appearance
A computer system obtains information describing a geographical area segmented into multiple first clusters serviced by a telecommunications network. Multiple test locations are identified within the first clusters. Each test location is located within a grid of the geographical area. Each first cluster is recursively segmented into multiple second clusters until a difference between a number of test locations within each second cluster and a target number of test locations is less than a threshold number of test locations. A route is generated connecting test locations within each second cluster, using a routing application programming interface for performing drive testing of the telecommunications network. The computer system sends the route to one or more computer devices for performing the drive testing at the test locations in a sequence corresponding to the route.
Techniques for determining calibration data associated with a radio frequency (RF) testing environment are discussed herein. For example, an RF signal can be input to the RF enclosure and selectively applied to discrete attenuators. The attenuators can attenuate a strength of the signal and a signal strength can be measured by various user equipment (UEs) that are located within an RF enclosure. In some examples, a plurality of measured reference signal received power (RSRP) values can be determined by a plurality of UEs associated with a particular attenuation level. Different attenuation levels can be measured, and an average attenuation can be determined for attenuation steps. Measured attenuation steps can be extrapolated to other attenuation levels to expedite the calibration process. Then, a testing plan can be applied to the RF enclosure and the calibration data can be used to ensure accurate signals for testing UEs.
The present technology relates to a mobile network blacklist for satellite networks. Information indicative of a satellite network can be stored within a mobile network blacklist to prevent the transmission of a wireless access request to the satellite network. When it is determined that no approved network is available to provide a wireless communication service, the information indicative of the satellite network can be removed from the mobile network blacklist to enable the transmission of a wireless access request for the satellite network to provide the wireless communication service. In doing so, the satellite network can provide the wireless communication service when other approved networks are not available to provide the wireless communication service.
Methods and systems for enhancing uplink grant scheduling in a Fifth Generation (5G) cellular communications are described herein. In some implementations, the method may comprise pre-configuring one or more resource blocks (RBs) in a radio frame for use by a plurality of user equipment (UE) to transmit data in an uplink according to a schedule. After the one or more RBs are granted, the method may further comprise monitoring the usage pattern of the one or more RBs during a time period. When some pre-granted RBs are observed to have low usage or hysteresis, the method may further comprise re-allocating the pre-granted RBs among the plurality of UE based on the usage pattern. In some implementations, one or more RBs may be pre-configured for low latency service or high quality service. The method may further include dynamically adjust the pre-granted one or more RBs based on their usage pattern.
The present technology relates to a mobile network blacklist for satellite networks. Information indicative of a satellite network can be stored within a mobile network blacklist to prevent the transmission of a wireless access request to the satellite network. When it is determined that no approved network is available to provide a wireless communication service, the information indicative of the satellite network can be removed from the mobile network blacklist to enable the transmission of a wireless access request for the satellite network to provide the wireless communication service. In doing so, the satellite network can provide the wireless communication service when other approved networks are not available to provide the wireless communication service.
An eSIM server, entitlement server, and user equipment (UE) of a telecommunications network are described herein. Following deletion of an eSIM from the UE, the UE may request the eSIM from the telecommunications network. Based on an active subscription associated with the UE, the entitlement server determines that the deleted eSIM should be provided to the UE and manages the eSIM server and UE to ensure this. The eSIM server stores the deleted eSIM and other eSIMs, along with their statuses. Following the deletion of the eSIM, the eSIM server maintains a quarantine status for the eSIM and, following instruction to update the eSIM status to a released status from the entitlement server, provides the eSIM to the UE.
Systems and methods for providing location-based telecommunications resources to users are disclosed. The system detects a presence of a mobile device of a user being in a geographical area serviced by a telecommunications service provider. The system determines that the mobile device is not registered with the telecommunications service provider. The system provides a message to the mobile device indicating availability of a temporal-based access to one or more telecommunications resources. In response to receiving a response from the mobile device, the system activates the temporal-based access to the one or more telecommunications resources for a first time period. The system determines whether the user is associated with a geographically-related status, where the geographically-related status indicates that the user is located within the geographical area for a second time period. The system updates the first time period to a third time period using the second time period.
A computerized method determines precise positions of cell towers using fixed wireless access (FWA) devices. First positioning reference signal (PRS) timing data from a plurality of FWA devices is obtained, wherein the first PRS timing data is associated with PRSs emitted by a cell tower. For each FWA device, a distance between the cell tower and the FWA device is calculated using the first PRS timing data. A cell tower position is then determined using the calculated distances and locations of the FWA devices. The determined cell tower position is then provided for determination of locations of other cellular communication-enabled devices. For instance, second PRS timing data is obtained from a mobile device and a mobile device position of the mobile device is determined using the second PRS timing data and the determined cell tower position. The determined mobile device position is then provided for locating the mobile device.
H04W 64/00 - Locating users or terminals for network management purposes, e.g. mobility management
G01S 5/02 - Position-fixing by co-ordinating two or more direction or position-line determinationsPosition-fixing by co-ordinating two or more distance determinations using radio waves
G01S 5/14 - Determining absolute distances from a plurality of spaced points of known location
H04L 5/00 - Arrangements affording multiple use of the transmission path
93.
CYBERSECURITY SYSTEM FOR NETWORK SLICES OF WIRELESS TELECOMMUNICATIONS NETWORK
A method performed by a cybersecurity system that receives a registration request of a wireless device over a 5G network and, in response, selects a network slice associated with a capability, a traffic characteristic, and includes network resources. The system dynamically provisions security resources for multiple network slices based on respective security requirements, which are determined by monitoring network traffic associated with functions or applications supported by the network slices. The system allocates the selected network slice including security resources that satisfy its security requirement to support the wireless device.
Systems and methods for dynamically managing the states (e.g., enabling/disabling) of telecommunication services/features are disclosed. To do so, the system associates parameters (e.g., timers) with the impacted services/features. For example, when a user experiences issues with voice calls, he/she calls the telecommunications service provider (carrier) to help resolve the issue. A customer care representative may ask the user to temporality turn off the VoNR service to help alleviate the issue. When the user turns off (or toggles off) the VoNR service on his/her mobile device, the system can start a configurable timer (parameter) for the VoNR service. In this manner, the system can replace the conventional toggle on/off feature with a time-based feature. The system monitors the timer's value and when the timer's value reaches a target value (e.g., 24 hours, 1 week, etc.), the system alerts the user that the VoNR service will be turned on (or toggled on).
H04W 36/32 - Reselection being triggered by specific parameters by location or mobility data, e.g. speed data
H04W 36/38 - Reselection control by fixed network equipment
H04W 76/16 - Setup of multiple wireless link connections involving different core network technologies, e.g. a packet-switched [PS] bearer in combination with a circuit-switched [CS] bearer
H04W 76/25 - Maintenance of established connections
95.
PROXY-CALL SESSION CONTROL FUNCTION (P-CSCF) RESTORATION
Solutions for providing a data traffic session with proxy-call session control function (P-CSCF) restoration include: receiving an indication, by an application server (AS), that a user equipment (UE) is registered with a first proxy node; receiving, at a subscriber information node, from a call session control function (e.g., over an N70 interface), a first message triggering proxy node restoration; based on at least receiving the first message triggering proxy node restoration, transmitting, by the subscriber information node, to a management node, a second message triggering proxy node restoration; receiving an indication, by the AS, that the UE is registered with a second proxy node different than the first proxy node; and based on at least receiving a session initiation message, establishing the data traffic session for the UE with the second proxy node.
AUTHENTICATING A USER OF A WIRELESS TELECOMMUNICATION NETWORK BASED ON A NON-FUNGIBLE TOKEN INDICATING AN ATTRIBUTE ASSOCIATED WITH THE MOBILE DEVICE OPERATING ON THE WIRELESS TELECOMMUNICATION NETWORK
The system obtains an indication of an attribute of a UE operating on a network. The system obtains an NFT based on the attribute of the UE and an ID of the NFT. The system creates a digital wallet based on a public cryptographic key associated with the UE, where the digital wallet can store the NFT and a private cryptographic key associated with the UE. The system stores the NFT in the digital wallet. Storing the NFT indicates that the attribute included in the NFT belongs to the user of the UE. The system receives, from a third party independent of the network, a request to authenticate the user based on the attribute, and provides, to the third party, the ID of the NFT and an address of the digital wallet, where the third party authenticates the user upon verifying that the ID of the NFT is stored in the digital wallet.
H04L 9/32 - Arrangements for secret or secure communicationsNetwork security protocols including means for verifying the identity or authority of a user of the system
System and methods for external vulnerability scanning a network are described. When a user equipment is attached to a network, the network provides information about the user equipment to a lookup table. In some examples, the lookup table is maintained by a network, such as mobile network, that facilitates packet-based communications between the user equipment to devices on the Internet. A scanner that performs the external vulnerability scan is provided information stored in the lookup table. The scanner returns the results of the scan to the mobile network.
System and methods for updating a location of a mobile network asset are described. A location of a user equipment is sometimes provided by the user equipment as part of a registration request from the user equipment. A location agent of the mobile network receives the location of the user equipment and provides the location to a location manager. The location manager calculates a location of the asset using the location information provided by the user equipment. The calculated location of the asset can be compared to a previously stored location of the asset and updated if needed.
Described herein are techniques for aligning two units of an electronic appliance. An electronic appliance may a first unit configured to couple to a first side of a transparent material, the first unit comprising: an optical loopback component, the optical loopback component comprising at least a loopback input, a loopback output, and a light redirection component; and a second unit configured to couple to a second side of the transparent material, the second unit comprising: a first directional light source, wherein the first directional light source is aligned with the loopback input when the second unit is properly aligned with the first unit; and a first viewing aperture, wherein the first viewing aperture is aligned with the loopback output when the second unit is properly aligned with the first unit.
System and methods for generating deployments, such as software architectures, and identifying standards-related requirements applicable to deployments. A plain language message is received that describes a desired deployment. One or more entities are extracted from the plain language message. Based on the extracted entities, the system recommends one or more standards-related requirements relevant to the desired deployment, such as requirements for legal, privacy, and/or security standards. A selection is received from among the recommended standards-related requirements, the selected standards-related requirements being associated with a set of telecommunication resources configured to fulfill the standards-related requirements. The set of telecommunication resources can comprise microservices, data sources, and/or communication channels. The desired deployment is generated, which includes the set of telecommunication resources configured to fulfill the standards-related requirements.
H04L 41/22 - Arrangements for maintenance, administration or management of data switching networks, e.g. of packet switching networks comprising specially adapted graphical user interfaces [GUI]
