Google Inc.

Silicon Graphics, Incorporated

Other

Microsoft Technology Licensing, LLC

Nintendo Co., Ltd.

Gossett and Gunter, Inc.

Siligon Graphics, Inc.

Carroll Philip Gossett

Michial Allen Gunter

Yuan Yuan

Robert J Moore

Timothy J Van Hook

Howard H Cheng

Genyo Takeda

Shuhei Kato

Anthony P DeLaurier

Nathan F Pooley

Harold S Anderson

Stephen J Shepard

Jeffrey C Doughty

Byron Sheppard

John Princen

Nancy Cam Winget

Kevin Yu

Xiaofang Jiang

Emmanouil Koukoumidis

Henry Packard Moreton

Michael Patrick Johnson

Vimal S Parikh

Derek Bosch

Hal Ronald Varian

Matthew N Papakipos

Ole Bentz

Mark Goudy

Christian Pappas

Robert J Williamson

Jianchun Dong

Paul Kingsley Rodman

Kurt Barton Akeley

Eric Demers

Shaun Ho

Jeremy Thorpe

Adrian Jeday

David James Carmichael

Bob D Nuckolls

Ian O'Donnell

Anan Nagarajan

Chien-Ping Lu

Vimal Parikh

Shouchern Alex Yen

A technique includes (i) receiving a first pilot signal from a base station via a receiver of a client device, or (ii) transmitting a second pilot signal from the client device to the base station via a transmitter of the client device. First time differences and signal quality values for N samples of N respective packets in the first pilot signal are determined. Second time differences and signal quality values are received via the receiver. The second time differences and signal quality values are generated for M samples of M respective packets in the second pilot signal. An offset value is determined based on (i) the first time differences and signal quality values, or (ii) the second time differences and signal quality values. Activation or deactivation times of the receiver or the transmitter or transmission times of the transmitter are adjusted based on the offset value.

Transmitter and receiver tracking techniques for user devices in a MIMO network

Methods, apparatus, and computer-readable media are described herein related to using self-generated sounds for determining a worn state of a wearable computing device. A wearable computing device can transmit an audio signal. One or more sensors coupled to the wearable computing device may then receive a modified version of the audio signal. A comparison may be made between the modified version of the audio signal and at least one reference signal, where the at least one reference signal is based on the audio signal that is transmitted. Based on an output of the comparison, a determination can be made of whether the wearable computing device is being worn.

Using sounds for determining a worn state of a wearable computing device

Computer-implemented techniques are presented for a client device to wake up, independent of receiving a beacon signal, and transmit a first pilot signal to establish a link with a base station. Subsequent to waking up, the client device can perform an association process to establish the link with the base station to become 'partially associated' with the base station and update the client device information at the base station. The client device information can be stored in a table at the base station, and the table can be a global table that is shared between all base stations in the wireless MIMO network. After establishing a link, the base station can inform the client device whether there is a pending call or data packet for the client device. If there is a pending call or data packet, the client device can become 'fully associated' with the base station.

Techniques for client-initiated downlinks with base stations in wireless MIMO networks

A technique includes communicating with a base station via a transmitter and a receiver of a first client device based on a static schedule. The static schedule indicates an uplink time and a downlink time allocated to the first client device and associated with each of multiple frames of the base station. Communication time between the base station and multiple client devices linked to the base station including the first client device is divided into multiple frames. A mode request signal is transmitted or received and performs one of: (i) requesting operation in a sleep mode for a selected number S of the frames, and (ii) indicating operation in a standby mode. An initiate signal is transmitted from the first client device to the base station via the transmitter and indicates when to begin operating in the one of the sleep mode and the standby mode.

Static schedule frequency adjusting techniques for wireless MIMO networks

This disclosure related to an audio unit of a head-mounted apparatus. The head mounted device includes a support structure with at least one side section with least one audio unit. The audio unit is transmits a first signal and a second signal. Either the first signal or the second signal is directed toward an ear of the wearer of the apparatus. The first signal may be an in-phase audio signal and the second signal maybe an out-of-phase audio signal with a 180 degree phase difference. Alternatively, both the first signal and the second signal are in-phase audio signals. The audio unit may operate in one of two modes. The first mode includes the first signal being an in-phase audio signal and the second signal being an out-of-phase audio signal. The second mode includes both the first signal and the second signal being in-phase audio signals.

Hertzian dipole headphone speaker

Methods, systems, and apparatus, including computer program products, for implementing interference cancellation across base stations. Communications information for transmitting to a receiving device is received from a first base station at a second base station. At the second base station, second communications information is generated for transmission to the receiving device from the second base station. The second communications information comprises data to reduce interference with the first communications information.

Cross-cell MIMO

A method may include identifying a repeating frame structure for communication between a MIMO base station and one or more wireless devices, the frame structure including a plurality of slots, with each slot including an uplink portion and a downlink portion, and each uplink portion and downlink portion comprising a plurality of sub-slots, receiving, at the wireless base station, an identification of a first wireless device of the one or more wireless devices, assigning to the first wireless device, a sub-slot in an uplink portion of a static slot in the frame structure, communicating, to the first wireless device, information from which the first wireless device can identify the sub-slot, and communicating with the one or more wireless devices by associating data in the first sub-slot with the first wireless device.

Dynamic TDMA system for TV white space MIMO wireless

A method of coordinating communications between a wireless MIMO base station and a plurality of wireless communication devices is disclosed. The method includes generating a series of index numbers for controlling sub-slot assignments for the plurality of wireless communication devices, providing data representing the series of numbers to the MIMO base station and each of the plurality of wireless communication devices, and controlling simultaneous communication between the plurality of wireless communication devices and the MIMO base station by reassigning access by the plurality of wireless communication devices to a plurality of sub-slots in a communication structure of unit size.

Random shuffling mechanism for MIMO wireless system

A computer-implemented method may include receiving, at the base station, an identification and request for transmission access from a wireless computing device, determining a level of efficiency for data communications between the base station and the wireless computing device, selecting a descriptor for the level of efficiency, from among a plurality of predetermined descriptors that identify discrete efficiency classifications across a range of efficiencies, determining a share of bandwidth for communication between the base station and the wireless computing device based on the selected descriptor, and communicating electronically with the wireless computing device using the selected share of bandwidth. A higher share of bandwidth may be selected for a wireless computing device having a higher determined level of efficiency.

Dynamic scheduling scheme for TV white-space MIMO wireless system

A computer-implemented method may include receiving at a wireless device one or more beacon packets sent by a communication base station, determining a delay period at the wireless device, wherein the delay period is determined so that a delay for the wireless device is different than a delay for another wireless device, sending a first association request from the wireless device after waiting for the delay period, and establishing communication with the base station if an association response is received from the base station within a determined time period. The first association request may include information identifying the wireless device and an association code.

Scalable association scheme for TV white-space MIMO wireless system

A method can include receiving, at an electronic transmitter device, for communication to an electronic receiver device, a first data value corresponding to one of a plurality of predetermined data values; identifying, from a matrix of data bits having the form of a 2&#xd7;2Hadamard matrix whose rows have been randomly or pseudo-randomly shuffled, a column of data bits that is associated with the first data value; and transmitting to the electronic receiver device, in place of the first data value, the identified column of data bits. The method can further include receiving data at the electronic receiver; correlating the received data to the identified column of data bits; and providing the first data value for further processing by the electronic receiver.

Coding a signal with a shuffled-Hadamard function

Systems, methods, and devices for reducing interference with digital television transmissions occurring over a bandwidth are disclosed. The digital television signal is correlated to a reference digital television field sync signal. A non-coherent correlation power measurement is determined based on the correlation of the received digital television signal to the reference digital television field sync signal. A plurality of maximum non-coherent correlation power measurements are determined over multiple field times. An energy estimate for the digital television transmission is determined based on the maximum non-coherent correlation power measurements. A transmit mask filter is generated based on the energy estimate. The transmit mask is applied to transmissions to reduce interference with detected digital television transmissions.

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