Abstract: Various embodiments comprise a wireless access node to group component carriers for carrier aggregation. In some examples, the wireless access node comprises node circuitry and radio circuitry. The node circuitry selects primary and secondary cell candidates based on carrier aggregation capability, transmit power, and radio frequency measurements for a wireless user device. The node circuitry filters the cell candidates based on the bandwidth, loading, and data buffer status for the cell candidates. The node circuitry selects a primary cell and at least one secondary cell from the filtered cell candidates based on an operator defined rule, interference, and cell Key Performance Indicators (KPIs) for the selected primary cell and the at least one selected secondary cell. The radio circuitry wirelessly indicates the selected primary cell and the selected secondary cell(s) to the wireless user device to use for carrier aggregation.

Abstract: A method of operating a display assembly is provided. The method includes, with respect to a respective viewpoint of J number of viewpoints corresponding to J number of subpixels in a respective group of I number of groups in a display panel, rendering K number of subpixel images corresponding to K number of subpixels in the respective group of the I number of groups; and providing the K number of subpixel images to the respective viewpoint, 1?j?J, K<J, and I, J, K being integers greater than 1. The respective group of the I number of groups corresponds to J number of viewpoints. A respective subpixel in the respective group corresponds to a respective viewpoint of the J number of viewpoints. A respective viewpoint of the J number of viewpoints corresponds to I number of subpixels from the I number of groups, respectively.

Abstract: A computerized method manages the operations of wireless access points (WAPs) in a combined wireless network. A local controller is associated with a plurality of WAPs, and it obtains configuration data and location data from the plurality of WAPs. The local controller determines that a first WAP and a second WAP are neighbor WAPs using the configuration data and the location data, wherein neighbor WAPs have overlapping signal coverage areas. The local controller further receives network data from the first WAP and the second WAP. Network resource allocation instructions are generated for the first WAP and the second WAP using a network optimization model, the received network data, and the obtained configuration data. The generated network resource allocation instructions are distributed to the first WAP and the second WAP, whereby the first WAP and the second WAP are instructed to operate in ways that do not interfere with each other.

Abstract: In a communication network, a User Equipment (UE) simultaneously executes a first user application and a second user application. In response to executing the first user application, the UE requests a first network slice using a first user identity, and the communication network authorizes the first network slice for the UE based on the first identity. In response to executing the second user application, the UE requests a second network slice using a second user identity, and the communication network authorizes the second network slice for the UE based on the second identity. The UE and the communication network exchange first user data for the first user application with the first network slice, and simultaneously, the UE and the communication network exchange second user data for the second user application with the second network slice.

Abstract: A task processing method, apparatus, and system based on a distributed system is described. The method comprises: obtaining, by a main process of a task processing device, task information from a master control device by initiating a task request, where the task information corresponding to the task request is stored in the master control device. Further, in response to obtaining the task information, starting, by the main process, a corresponding task subprocess, in the task processing device, by triggering a proxy process, in the task processing device, for executing the task information.

Abstract: Embodiments of the present disclosure relate to an adaptive data management system and methods for telecommunications networks. The system includes a method for receiving data packets and intelligently assigning them to service flows based on content type and network conditions. Different compression protocols are applied to the data packets according to their service flow. The system features a dynamic control unit configured to monitor network conditions and adjust data packet handling in real-time. This includes decompressing and re-compressing data packets to suit the current network environment and user equipment capabilities.

Abstract: Systems and methods for modifying quality of service (QoS) flow for devices having particular device types based on cell congestion are provided. It is determined that a congestion level of a cell associated with a node exceeds a predetermined threshold, where the cell is providing communication to at least a first device having a first device type and a second device having a second device type. Prior to transmitting a packet to a component of a wireless communications network, a header associated with the packet is modified to include an indication that the congestion level of the cell exceeds the predetermined threshold. Based on the indication that the congestion level of the cell exceeds the predetermined threshold, a QoS flow is modified for devices having the first device type but not for devices having the second device type.

Abstract: The technology disclosed herein relates to enhancing connectivity in remote locations. In embodiments, methods, systems, and computer storage media can map each of a plurality of backhauls (e.g., associated with multiple radio frequency front ends) to at least one network slice, wherein each network slice has a different link performance parameter. As one example, this mapping can provide for Time Division Duplex and Frequency Division Duplex multi-frequency, multi-layer carrier aggregation across various frequency bands (e.g., in the uplink direction). For example, various multiple link mapping (e.g., Internet Protocol layer mapping) and software functionality for transmitting particular data packets via the particular network slice based on the mapping are described herein.

Abstract: 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.

Abstract: In some examples, a data management method in a transportation vehicle includes receiving, at an access point, data from a plurality of sensor devices, aggregating the sensor data, transmitting the aggregated sensor data to a mobile core network located in the transportation vehicle, and caching, at the mobile core network, the aggregated sensor data.

Abstract: In some examples, a method of managing communication includes receiving, at an access point, communication from multiple user devices, aggregating the communication from the multiple user devices to form a first aggregated communication, transmitting the first aggregated communication to a mobile core network, aggregating, at the first mobile network core, the first aggregated communication with communication from a second access point to form a second aggregated communication, and transmitting the second aggregated communication to a macro core network.

Abstract: In some examples, a mobile core network is implemented in a movable platform. The mobile core network includes a user plane function (UPF), a mobility management function (AMF), and a session management function (SMF). The mobile core network is configured to authenticate a user device located on the movable platform into first or second states, the first state providing local access on the movable platform, and the second state providing local access on the movable platform and access to a macro core network via the mobile core network.

Abstract: In some examples, a method of communication management includes receiving, at a user device programmed to communicate with a macro core network via a baseband processing unit of the user device according to a first subscriber identity module (SIM), a traveling SIM (tSIM), receiving, at the user device, an instruction to initiate the tSIM, responsive to the instruction, programming, on the user device, a second SIM based on the tSIM, the second SIM including multiple profiles programmed according to the programming, wherein the multiple profiles control communication of the user device via the baseband processing unit, and communicating with a mobile core network via the baseband processing unit according to the second SIM.

Abstract: A displaying base plate and a displaying device are provided by the present application, wherein the displaying base plate includes a substrate, and a first electrode layer disposed on one side of the substrate, wherein the first electrode layer includes a first electrode pattern; a first planarization layer disposed on one side of the first electrode layer that is away from the substrate, wherein the first planarization layer is provided with a through hole, and the through hole penetrates the first planarization layer, to expose the first electrode pattern; and a second electrode layer, a second planarization layer and a third electrode layer that are disposed in stack on one side of the first planarization layer that is away from the substrate.

Abstract: A system associated with a telecommunications network is in communication with a wireless device and an HMD device. The system can determine a first location of the wireless device and a second location of the HMD device. The system can receive parameter data generated by one or more sensors of the wireless device and generate mixed reality data based the first location or a relative location of the wireless device and the parameter data. The relative location can correspond to the first location of the wireless device relative to the second location of the HMD device. The mixed reality data can anchor a virtual object to a real-world object at the first location and simulate the wireless device based on the parameter data. The system can cause the HMD device to display an immersive view to a user wearing the HMD device based on the mixed reality data.

Abstract: Aspects herein provide a system, media, and methods for provisioning and establishing multiple network slices for use by an application. In aspects, a particular application is able to provision a URLLC slice and an eMBB slice from a network. Based on a predefined policy associated with the application, the application communicates high priority data using a URLLC slice and non-priority data using the eMBB slice. The application can utilize unique headers on high priority data and non-priority data to implement the data prioritization schema, which the network can further use as filters. As such, the application can leverage the distinct characteristics of URLLC and eMBB to optimize the application's performance and operations at a user device and/or within the network.

Abstract: 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.

Abstract: A wireless communication network receives a first Subscriber Identity Module (SIM) profile from a User Equipment (UE) and authenticates the UE based on the first SIM profile. The network receives a first slice request from the UE and authorizes a first wireless network slice for the UE based on the authentication of the first SIM profile and the first slice request. The network receives a second SIM profile from the UE and authenticates the UE based on the second SIM profile. The network receives a second slice request from the UE and authorizes a second wireless network slice for the UE based on the authentication of the second SIM profile and the second slice request. The network wirelessly exchanges first slice data with the UE over the first wireless network slice, and simultaneously, exchanges second slice data with the UE over the second wireless network slice.

Abstract: A display panel is provided, including a flat display region, and a fixed region and a sliding-scrolling region on two sides of the flat display region in a first direction, the fixed region is adhered with a middle frame, the flat display region is configured to display images, the sliding-scrolling region is configured to form a rolled-up state and an extended state by sliding-scrolling, the sliding-scrolling region displays the image together with the flat display region in the extended state, on a plane perpendicular to the display panel, the display panel at least includes a display substrate, an adhesive layer disposed on the display substrate, and a cover plate layer on a side of the adhesive layer away from the display substrate, the cover plate layer at least includes a glass layer, the glass layer of at least one of the fixed region and the sliding-scrolling region has a structural hole.

Abstract: 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.