Arris Enterprises LLC

Arris Enterpirse LLC

Charles Peter Cheevers

Carol J Ansley

Ian G Wheelock

Thomas Booker Gravely

Thomas J Cloonan

Ayham Al-Banna

Venkatesh Gururaj Mutalik

James Ronald Flesch

Jeff Howe

Mark Bugajski

Richard Moore, Jr

David F Baran

James M Moss

Systems and methods for relaying a plurality of data packets to and from a subscriber over an access network that imparts a variable latency of one packet relative to other packets. The latency of each packet is controlled so as to increase the average latency experienced by the plurality of packets and decrease the variance of the respective latencies experienced by each of the packets.

Tunable latency with minimum jitter

A service provider server is provided for use with a network node, and a cable modem. The service provider server includes a memory and a processor configured to execute instructions stored on the memory to cause the service provider server to provide a first downstream service flow to the cable modem by way of the network node, the first downstream service flow having a first set of privileges, receive a first upstream service flow from the cable modem by way of the network node, provide a second downstream service flow to the cable modem by way of the network node, the second downstream service flow having a second set of privileges that are different from the first set of privileges, and receive a second upstream service flow from the cable modem by way of the network node.

Configuring dedicated service flows for home networks

A smart assistant control interface for verifying security and privacy in a multiple smart assistant environment. The smart assistant control interface is presented on a display device of the network device. The smart assistant control interface allows a user to enter rules for managing Internet access through a gateway device by one or more smart assistant. The rules are sent to the gateway device. A request for Internet access status of one or more smart assistant devices is provided to the gateway device from the smart assistant control interface. The Internet access status of the one or more smart assistant devices is received from the gateway device and presented on the display device.

Management of opening a connection to the internet for smart assistant devices

Methods, systems, and computer readable media described herein can be operable to provide a 6 GHz backhaul within a premise. Adapters may facilitate a conversion of communications between one or more local area networks and one or more wide area networks. A 6 GHz backhaul may be used by one or more access points to support various wireless services having unique or differing operational and bandwidth requirements. A 6 GHz backhaul may be used to pass communications between an adapter and a network interface device and/or between the adapter and one or more access points.

Wireless backbone and structured wireless

Methods, systems, and computer readable media described herein can be operable to facilitate location determination, communications with an AFC system, configuring operational parameters in response to an identification of active 6 GHz paths, and timing distribution and low-latency services. Methods, systems, and computer readable media are described herein for implementing and improving use of automated frequency coordination (AFC), operational deployment of the 6 GHz band for unlicensed devices, and use of the 6 GHz band for low-latency services, timing distribution, and QoS.

Automated frequency coordination and device location awareness

Systems and methods for relaying upstream signals received from a plurality of subscribers to a remote head end. Some preferred embodiments include upstream transmitters in one or more Optical Network Units that may be dynamically and individually controlled to determine whether the upstream transmission is in burst mode or continuous mode.

Dynamic mode control of upstream ONU transmitters in an RFoG network

A system and method are provided for a wireless device for use with a first video conference device, a second video conference device, WAN and an item. The video conference devices are configured to establish a video conference over a secure communication channel over the WAN. The first video conference device is additionally configured to transmit a video conference invitation in response to a video conference request from the wireless device, the video conference invitation including credentials to establish a communication channel with the first video conference device. The second video conference device is additionally configured to transmit a magnification control signal. The wireless device is configured to: image the item in a first magnification; transmit first image data of the item based on the first magnification; change the magnification; image the item in a second magnification; and transmit second image data of the item based on the second magnification.

Companion camera and microphone

A packet data flow processor applies a first level of Data Over Cable Service Interface Specification (DOCSIS) processing to packet flows that are not from trusted sources, and applies a second level of DOCSIS processing, simpler than the first level, to packet flows from the trusted sources.

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Alpharetta, GA, United States of America

Charles Peter Cheevers