Abstract: Embodiments provide tower-mountable base station antenna enclosure systems to reduce effective wind loads of housed antenna components. The enclosure systems can include wind deflection radomes sized to house antenna components and mountable to tower structures by rotatable couplings. For example, embodiments can have a rotational axis that is substantially transverse to primary wind directions, and the wind deflection structures can be mounted in a manner that permits substantially free rotation around the axis. Such enclosure systems can reduce the wind load of the antenna as deployed on a tower, such that a smaller marginal structural impact can be attributed to deployed antenna components, and the antenna components can be considered as smaller structural loads on the tower.

Abstract: Examples of the present disclosure describe systems and methods for automatically transferring assets based on a smart contract. In one example, a smart contract is constructed between a consumer and a service provider. The smart contract is stored on a blockchain. Financial data associated with the consumer may be received by the system, and based on the financial data associated with the consumer, the system may construct an investment profile for the consumer. The system may receive a deposit of assets (e.g., cryptocurrency). The funds may be placed into an escrow wallet, where the funds may be drawn upon based on the rules of the smart contract. At least a portion of the funds may also be automatically invested based on the investment profile of the consumer. The system may receive a trigger event, which may cause a transfer of assets from the escrow wallet to the service-provider wallet.

Abstract: Examples of the present disclosure describe systems and methods for verifying the location of a device using blockchain technology and zero-knowledge proofs (ZKPs). In one example aspect, a system may receive raw geolocation and timestamp data from a device. The geolocation data may be corroborated by other third-party trusted devices in a network. Upon receiving the raw geolocation and timestamp data, the system may construct at least one ZKP. In one example, the ZKP involves determining whether the geolocation of the device is within an authorized region from a database of authorized regions. If the geolocation is determined to be in an authorized region, then a ZKP predicate stating that the device was in an authorized region may be constructed. This ZKP predicate may be written to a blockchain so that a verifier may read the block and verify the device's location without receiving the raw, underlying geolocation/timestamp data.

Abstract: Examples of the present disclosure describe systems and methods for monitoring services provided by a service provider to a consumer using a smart contract architecture. In one example, smart contract terms are provided to a DeFi application running on a blockchain, and a smart contract (e.g., a SLA smart contract) is constructed on the blockchain. Once the service provider begins providing service to the consumer, the system may monitor the service performance of the service. If the service performance dips below a certain agreed-upon threshold based on the smart contract, a trigger event may occur. Additionally, the analysis of the service performance data may indicate a service deficiency, wherein a remedial action is suggested to the service provider to be applied. The service deficiency and remedial action may be stored on the blockchain for future review.

Abstract: Embodiments provide tower-mountable base station antenna enclosure systems to reduce effective wind loads of housed antenna components. The enclosure systems can include wind deflection radomes sized to house antenna components and mountable to tower structures by rotatable couplings. For example, embodiments can have a rotational axis that is substantially transverse to primary wind directions, and the wind deflection structures can be mounted in a manner that permits substantially free rotation around the axis. Such enclosure systems can reduce the wind load of the antenna as deployed on a tower, such that a smaller marginal structural impact can be attributed to deployed antenna components, and the antenna components can be considered as smaller structural loads on the tower.