Abstract: Certain aspects of the present disclosure provide techniques for obtaining first mobility information for a user equipment (UE) based on data from one or more sensors, predicting a path of the UE, based on the first mobility information, and triggering handover of the UE from the source network entity to a target network entity, based on cell coverage information and the predicted path of the UE.

Abstract: According to embodiments, an example method for positioning an intelligent reflecting surface (IRS) using a transmitting device in a wireless communications network may comprise configuring the IRS to reflect a wireless reference signal back to the transmitting device and subsequent to configuring the IRS, transmitting the wireless reference signal from the transmitting device to the IRS. The method may also comprise receiving a wireless reflected signal at the transmitting device, wherein the wireless reflected signal comprises a reflection of the wireless reference signal, reflected by the IRS and determining measurements configured for positioning the IRS based at least in part on the wireless reflected signal, wherein a location of the IRS is determined based on the measurements.

Abstract: Systems and techniques are described for processing one or more images. For example, an imaging system may receive an image of an environment and detect a face of a person in the image. The imaging system may identify profile data associated with the person and retrieve, based on the profile data, a synthesized face. The imaging system may generate a modified image of the environment at least in part by modifying the image to use the synthesized face for the person in place of the face of the person. The imaging system may further output the modified image of the environment. In some examples, the imaging system uses trained machine learning model(s) to generate the modified image.

Abstract: According to embodiments, an example method of positioning a user equipment (UE) by a location server in a wireless communications network, the method may comprises receiving a request to perform positioning of the UE and receiving a notification from a first base station indicating that a transmission path between the first base station and the UE is via an intelligent reflecting surface (IRS). The method may further comprise responsive, at least in part, to receiving the notification, preventing the positioning of the UE from being based on a reference signal transmitted through the transmission path between the first base station and the UE.

Abstract: Disclosed are methods and systems for alerting a user to a change in an audio stream. In an aspect, a user device of the user receives the audio stream, detects a change in an audio pattern occurring in the audio stream, wherein the detection of the change in the audio pattern occurs when the audio stream is muted, and in response to the detection of the change in the audio pattern, provides an alert to the user that indicates the change in the audio pattern has occurred.

Abstract: Disclosed are methods and systems for sending a transcript of a voice conversation during telecommunication. In an aspect, a first user device participating in a voice call with at least a second user device, receives voice data from a user of the first user device, converts the voice data from the user of the first user device into a speech-to-text transcript of the voice data, transmits the voice data to the second user device on a first channel, and transmits the speech-to-text transcript of the voice data to the second user device on a second channel.

Abstract: Methods, systems, and devices are described for optimizing measurement scheduling for devices capable of operating according to several radio access technologies (RATs). Mobile devices, including devices with dual-SIM, dual-standby (DSDS) capability, may be equipped with multi-RAT modems, which, according to the techniques described herein, may be scheduled to conduct measurements to improve throughput to the device. Scheduled measurements for one RAT may be rescheduled to avoid time periods during which data communications for another RAT are scheduled. In some examples, measurements for one RAT are scheduled to avoid overlapping with scheduled communications for that RAT.