Fujitsu Corporation

Hitachi, Ltd.

Fujitsu Connected Technologies Limited

Canon Kabushiki Kaisha

Shiseido Company, Limited

Hitachi Software Engineering Company, Ltd.

Fujitsu Limtied

Akira Ito

Chenxi Zhu

Dorin Gheorghe Viorel

Masahiko Shimizu

Yoshiaki Ohta

Yoshiharu Tajima

Lei Liu

Huy Dung Han

Olivier Duval

Wei-Peng Chen

Takahiro Nakano

Tsuyoshi Hasegawa

Nobumitsu Takaoka

Hongyang Chen

Etsutaro Akagawa

Takeshi Ono

Noriyuki Suzuki

Takashi Dateki

Paul Bucknell

Shinji Takagi

Masafumi Wataya

Masaaki Okada

Kotaro Shiizaki

Sohei Tanaka

Hiroyuki Hyotani

Midori Yasuda

Yoshihiro Kawasaki

Shunji Miyazaki

Norihiro Hara

Katsumasa Sugiyama

Atsushi Sutoh

Koji Matsuyama

Masanori Takata

Ahmed Ragab Elsherif

Kazuhito Kobayashi

Golnaz Farhadi

Yasumitsu Ban

Shinichiro Haze

Yoji Sugawara

Takako Shibata

Mio Nakamura

Masaaki Narita

Huy-Dung Han

Shuji Shimada

Kiyonori Hara

Sansei Ooshima

Rumiko Fujiwara

Zilong Ye

Liguang Xie

Dorin G Viorel

A radio terminal that performs radio communication with a base station, including: a communicator configured to perform radio measurement and monitoring of a paging signal; and a controller configured to control the communicator to receive information related to first duration by Non-Access Stratum (NAS) message from the base station, and not to perform the radio measurement and the monitoring during the first duration but to perform the radio measurement and the monitoring during second duration different from the first duration, wherein the controller is further configured to control the radio measurement and the monitoring by ending the first duration for transmitting uplink data of the radio terminal.

Radio terminal, radio communication system, and radio communication method

A wireless communications system includes a base station; and a wireless station. The base station reserves, in advance, a radio parameter that includes at least any one among a frequency resource and communication method used in transmission of uplink data by a first control signal transmitted to the wireless station and upon receiving a second control signal from the wireless station, provides authorization for the transmission of uplink data, by transmitting a third control signal to the wireless station. The wireless station, upon transmitting the second control signal to the base station, uses the radio parameter configured by the first control signal received from the base station to perform transmission of the uplink data to the base station.

Wireless communications system, wireless station, base station, and communications method

A wireless base station, includes: a wireless transceiver configured to transmit to a wireless terminal a downlink frame including a downlink control information, the wireless downlink control information includes information representing a specified offset, wherein the wireless transceiver is further configured to receive an uplink frame from the wireless terminal; and a processor circuit coupled to the wireless transceiver and configured to determine uplink control information from the uplink frame, the uplink control information being offset by at least the specified offset from a location in the uplink frame that is the same as a location where the downlink control information was located in the downlink frame.

Wireless communication system, wireless base station, wireless terminal, and wireless communication method

A communication device that is connected to a network includes: a receiver, a storage and a processor. The receiver receives meta data that includes attribution information of data and access information of the data. The storage stores the meta data received by the receiver; and a processor. The processor extracts a keyword from the attribution information that is included in the meta data and store, in the storage, index information in which the keyword and information for identifying the meta data are associated with each other. The processor transmits, to a participating node in the network, a stop request that is a request to step a transmission of meta data when an amount of the index information stored in the storage is larger than or equal to a specified threshold.

Communication device and communication method for processing meta data

In some embodiments, a terminal-to-terminal network may include one or more terminals each configured to receive a timing reference signal. The one or more terminals may be further configured to select a timing offset relative to a periodic transmission frame of the terminal-to-terminal network. The timing offset may be associated with a time relative to the periodic transmission frame at which a timing synchronization signal is broadcast. The timing synchronization signal may be based at least in part on the timing reference signal. The one or more terminals may be further configured to select a timing synchronization signal transmission rate. The one or more terminals may be further configured to broadcast the timing synchronization signal at the timing offset and at the timing synchronization signal transmission rate.

Synchronization for terminal-to-terminal communication

Technologies are described to control network congestion in packet-based networks. In some examples, a method may include receiving an Interest packet requesting content, and returning the content from a local data store if the content is in the local data store. The method may also include determining whether a previous request has been made for the requested content if the content is not in the local data store, and creating a record of the Interest packet and discarding the Interest packet if a previous request has been made. The method may further include determining whether a local IP routing table includes an entry that matches a destination IP address specified by the Interest packet if a previous request has not been made, and forwarding the Interest packet if the destination IP address is in the local IP routing table.

Network traffic congestion control

An ink jet recording apparatus includes a recording unit, a plurality of rollers, and a notice control unit. The recording unit records an image on a sheet by causing a carriage mounted with a recording head to scan. The plurality of rollers presses the sheet. The notice control unit controls an error notice. In a case an error occurs in the recording unit, the notice control unit controls the error notice based on a relative position of the sheet with respect to the plurality of rollers at a time of occurrence of the error.

Ink jet recording apparatus and control method of ink jet recording apparatus

A communication unit of a radio terminal performs radio measurement of a base station and monitoring of a paging signal within a periodic duration. A controller controls the communication unit so as to perform filtering of the radio measurement within the duration with intervals less than half of the duration.

A method may include detecting multiple system-information block (SIB) blocks and associated content. The associated content may be stored. The method may further include detecting multiple change flags associated with the multiple SIB blocks, each of the multiple change flags associated with one of the multiple SIB blocks. In response to detecting a change flag having a first change flag value, content of the SIB block associated with the first change flag may be reused. The first change flag value may represent an absence of a change to the content of the SIB block associated with the first change flag. In response to detecting the change flag having a second change flag value, the SIB block associated with the second change flag may be detected and the associated content stored. The second change flag value may represent a change to the content of the associated SIB blocks.

System information broadcast in machine-to-machine radio access systems

A method is provided for managing a wireless network traffic by comprising designating a first resource block of a first base station for access by a random access channel (RACH). The method additionally comprises designating a first plurality of random access subframes associated with the first resource block for access by a user-over-control plane message, and receiving a random access signal at the first base station over a subframe from an endpoint. The random access signal is received on the RACH using a wireless network and is attempting to access one of the first plurality of designated random access subframes. Further, the method comprises determining if the random access signal is a user-over-control plane message, and processing the random access signal on the one of the first plurality of designated random access subframes.

System and method for user-over-control plane messaging in a wireless network

A method for event detection. The method may include receiving an unscheduled message from an MTC device on a communication network during a specific event window, wherein the event message includes an MTC device identifier associated with the MTC device, determining whether the MTC device identifier is associated with the specific event window; and if the MTC device identifier is associated with the specific event window, outputting an event report.

MTC event detection and signaling

A method may include detecting a synchronization signal from a base station. The method may further include determining a synchronization detection probability based on the detection of the synchronization signal. The method may further include estimating a coverage deficit range based on the synchronization detection probability. The method may further include transmitting coverage deficit signaling configured to indicate the coverage deficit range estimated based on the synchronization detection probability.

Coverage-deficient terminal connection procedures

A method includes obtaining a first packet at a first wireless device from a second wireless device. The second wireless device may be a neighboring wireless device of the first wireless device. The method may also include transmitting a second packet to a third wireless device that is a neighboring wireless device of the first wireless device. The method may also include obtaining a third packet from the third wireless device in response to transmitting the second packet to the third wireless device and obtaining a fourth packet from the third wireless device in response to the third wireless device receiving a fifth packet from a fourth wireless device that is not one of the multiple neighboring wireless devices of the first wireless device. The fourth packet may indicate reserved radio resources for future packet transmissions from the first wireless device to the third wireless device.

Device to-device wireless communication

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