Abstract: A wireless communications system comprises a subscriber user equipment and a mobile expert user equipment. The subscriber user equipment is configured to log in to a subscription account application installed on the subscriber user equipment using subscriber credentials, wherein the subscriber credentials are pre-registered with a telecommunications service provider associated with a retail store, determine that the subscriber user equipment is located within a coverage area associated with the retail store after logging in to the subscription account application, and transmit an authentication message indicating an identity of a subscriber using the subscriber user equipment and indicating that the subscriber is pre-registered with the telecommunications service provider. The mobile expert user equipment is configured to obtain subscriber data describing a subscriber associated with the subscriber user equipment after the subscriber user equipment transmits the authentication message.

Abstract: 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.

Abstract: A touchless multi-staged retail process automation systems and methods (retail process automation system) to automate key store functionalities within retail stores is disclosed. The retail process automation system receives a set of commands (e.g., a voice command) to automatically perform retail store operations such as opening a store, closing a close, automatically opening tills, etc. with the single command. As a result, the retail process automation system replaces the multiple-touches required by conventional systems with a touchless solution, thereby providing increased time and resource efficiency of managing store operations. For example, the retail process automation system intercepts a voice command to identify the associated retail store information and source of the command. The retail process automation system then generates a set of operations associated with the received voice command to alter a state of the retail store.

Abstract: 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.

Abstract: A method for automatically managing user access to resources of a communication system. The method includes receiving by a requester interface of an automated resource access manager a request by a user for access to a resource of the communication system, the access request communicated from user equipment (UE) of the user to the requester interface, and providing automatically by an approver interface of the automated resource access manager the access request to UE of an approver associated with the requested resource, the requested resource including a requested application of the communication system. The method additionally includes receiving by the approver interface either a granting of access to the requested application or a denial of access to the requested application, and providing automatically, by the requester interface, the user access to the requested application in response to receiving by the approver the granting of access to the requested application.

Abstract: A touchless multi-staged retail process automation systems and methods (retail process automation system) to automate key store functionalities within retail stores is disclosed. The retail process automation system receives a set of commands (e.g., a voice command) to automatically perform retail store operations such as opening a store, closing a close, automatically opening tills, etc. with the single command. As a result, the retail process automation system replaces the multiple-touches required by conventional systems with a touchless solution, thereby providing increased time and resource efficiency of managing store operations. For example, the retail process automation system intercepts a voice command to identify the associated retail store information and source of the command. The retail process automation system then generates a set of operations associated with the received voice command to alter a state of the retail store.

Abstract: A touchless multi-staged retail process automation systems and methods (retail process automation system) to automate key store functionalities within retail stores is disclosed. The retail process automation system receives a set of commands (e.g., a voice command) to automatically perform retail store operations such as opening a store, closing a close, automatically opening tills, etc. with the single command. As a result, the retail process automation system replaces the multiple-touches required by conventional systems with a touchless solution, thereby providing increased time and resource efficiency of managing store operations. For example, the retail process automation system intercepts a voice command to identify the associated retail store information and source of the command. The retail process automation system then generates a set of operations associated with the received voice command to alter a state of the retail store.

Abstract: A wireless communications system comprises a subscriber user equipment and a mobile expert user equipment. The subscriber user equipment is configured to log in to a subscription account application installed on the subscriber user equipment using subscriber credentials, wherein the subscriber credentials are pre-registered with a telecommunications service provider associated with a retail store, determine that the subscriber user equipment is located within a coverage area associated with the retail store after logging in to the subscription account application, and transmit an authentication message indicating an identity of a subscriber using the subscriber user equipment and indicating that the subscriber is pre-registered with the telecommunications service provider. The mobile expert user equipment is configured to obtain subscriber data describing a subscriber associated with the subscriber user equipment after the subscriber user equipment transmits the authentication message.

Abstract: A wireless communications system comprises a subscriber user equipment and a mobile expert user equipment. The subscriber user equipment is configured to log in to a subscription account application installed on the subscriber user equipment using subscriber credentials, wherein the subscriber credentials are pre-registered with a telecommunications service provider associated with a retail store, determine that the subscriber user equipment is located within a coverage area associated with the retail store after logging in to the subscription account application, and transmit an authentication message indicating an identity of a subscriber using the subscriber user equipment and indicating that the subscriber is pre-registered with the telecommunications service provider. The mobile expert user equipment is configured to obtain subscriber data describing a subscriber associated with the subscriber user equipment after the subscriber user equipment transmits the authentication message.

Abstract: Systems and methods for dynamically computing display properties of an overlay on a base image are disclosed. The method receives base image data and its properties, and overlay data and its position on the base image. The method identifies a set of pixels of the base image situated under at least a portion of the overlay. For each pixel in the set of pixels, the method computes a value of a display property of the pixel. The method then computes a reference display property value of the base image based on the computed display property values of pixels and computes a display property value of the overlay using the computed reference display property value of the base image. The method then assigns a display property of the overlay based on the computed display property value of the overlay.

Abstract: Systems and methods for utilizing one or more cameras at a mobile device to assist in the implementing anti-counterfeit measures for digital barcodes are disclosed. For example, the systems and methods use a mobile device's front camera to capture photographs (or images) at a certain frequency (e.g., capture a photograph every 0.20 seconds). The systems and methods then scan the captured photograph and retrieve relevant image data (for example, scan image vertically and utilize image data of every fourth pixel). The systems and methods compare certain properties of the retrieved image data with properties of one or more comparison light sources. When the systems and methods detect a match (for example, a match within certain threshold parameters), they identify a barcode among a set of barcodes and display the identified barcode at a display screen of the mobile device.

Abstract: Systems and methods for dynamically computing display properties of an overlay on a base image are disclosed. The method receives base image data and its properties, and overlay data and its position on the base image. The method identifies a set of pixels of the base image situated under at least a portion of the overlay. For each pixel in the set of pixels, the method computes a value of a display property of the pixel. The method then computes a reference display property value of the base image based on the computed display property values of pixels and computes a display property value of the overlay using the computed reference display property value of the base image. The method then assigns a display property of the overlay based on the computed display property value of the overlay.

Abstract: Systems and methods for utilizing one or more cameras at a mobile device to assist in the implementing anti-counterfeit measures for digital barcodes are disclosed. For example, the systems and methods use a mobile device's front camera to capture photographs (or images) at a certain frequency (e.g., capture a photograph every 0.20 seconds). The systems and methods then scan the captured photograph and retrieve relevant image data (for example, scan image vertically and utilize image data of every fourth pixel). The systems and methods compare certain properties of the retrieved image data with properties of one or more comparison light sources. When the systems and methods detect a match (for example, a match within certain threshold parameters), they identify a barcode among a set of barcodes and display the identified barcode at a display screen of the mobile device.

Abstract: Systems and methods for utilizing one or more cameras at a mobile device to assist in the implementing anti-counterfeit measures for digital barcodes are disclosed. For example, the systems and methods use a mobile device's front camera to capture photographs (or images) at a certain frequency (e.g., capture a photograph every 0.20 seconds). The systems and methods then scan the captured photograph and retrieve relevant image data (for example, scan image vertically and utilize image data of every fourth pixel). The systems and methods compare certain properties of the retrieved image data with properties of one or more comparison light sources. When the systems and methods detect a match (for example, a match within certain threshold parameters), they identify a barcode among a set of barcodes and display the identified barcode at a display screen of the mobile device.

Abstract: Systems and methods for utilizing one or more cameras at a mobile device to assist in the implementing anti-counterfeit measures for digital barcodes are disclosed. For example, the systems and methods use a mobile device's front camera to capture photographs (or images) at a certain frequency (e.g., capture a photograph every 0.20 seconds). The systems and methods then scan the captured photograph and retrieve relevant image data (for example, scan image vertically and utilize image data of every fourth pixel). The systems and methods compare certain properties of the retrieved image data with properties of one or more comparison light sources. When the systems and methods detect a match (for example, a match within certain threshold parameters), they identify a barcode among a set of barcodes and display the identified barcode at a display screen of the mobile device.