At&t Intellectual Property I, L.p.

Cox Communications, Inc.

Uber Technologies, Inc.

At&t Intellecutal Property I, L.p.

Edgar Vaughan Shrum, Jr

Thomas Arnold Anschutz

Jeffrey Aaron

Steven Allan Wright

Francisco J Gonzalez

Nicholas Steven Huslak

Li Zhang

John Civiletto

Barrett Morris Kreiner

Scott Traynham Stillman

Maria Adamczyk

Jeffrey Patrick Cassanova

Scott Crandall Holt

Sammie Walter Hill

Arnold Chester McQuaide, Jr

Alan Blackburn

Dipan Patel

Nadine Finnerty

Andrew Goldberg

Haynes Taylor

Steven Neil Tischer

Michael S Denny

Steven Allen Wright

Barret M Kreiner

Steve Watkins

Wade Walker

Michael Joseph McCarthy

Louise Mary Wasilewski

Nicholas-Steven Huslak

Wade H Walker, Jr

Aspects of the disclosure relate to intelligent automation control of an environment based at least on intelligence associated with behavior of an operator and/or equipment.

Systems and methods for autonomous adaptation of an automation control service

A method of operating a data network may include establishing a data path through the data network between a routing gateway and service provider equipment providing a data service. Moreover, the data service may be provided for use at the routing gateway over the data path during a data session. A request may be received from the service provider equipment where the request defines a data flow characteristic for the data path between the routing gateway and the service provider equipment providing the data service. The data flow characteristic may then be transmitted to a network element along the data path between the routing gateway and the service provider equipment. A request from service provider equipment can include an allowed bandwidth or prioritization. Related methods, data networks, data service providers, routing gateways, and computer program products are also discussed.

Methods of implementing dynamic quality of service or bandwidth provisioning

Methods for responding to a potential incident are provided in which data about the potential incident is received from a first remote sensing unit. Additional remote sensing units are identified that may have additional data about the potential incident, and additional data about the potential incident is received from at least some of these additional remote sensing units. The totality of the received data is then analyzed, and at least one remote entity is automatically notified regarding the occurrence of the potential incident.

Collaborative incident media recording system

Aspects of the disclosure relate to systems and methods related to intelligent automation control of an environment based at least on intelligence associated with the behavior of an operator and/or equipment. For example, a system access one or more information streams from a group of agents associated with an operational environment. The system may determine based on at least one of the one or more information streams, intelligence associated with the behavior of an agent of the group of agents or in proximity to the operational environment. The system may determine a control operation based at least on the determined intelligence, the control operation being associated with an automation control asset configured to regulate at least one agent of the group of agents.

Systems and methods for intelligent automation control services

Systems and methods for development of an automation control service

Systems and methods for intelligent customization of an automation control service

Transparent scalable video coding may be provided. Upon receiving a request for a content asset, such as from a subscriber's premises, a quality level associated with the content asset may be identified. A video coding layer and/or a plurality of layers associated with the content asset may be selected according to the identified quality level. The selected video coding layer(s) may be encoded into a video stream and provided to a display device (e.g., a television) associated with the request for the content asset.

Transparent scalable video coding

Example methods disclosed herein include analyzing session records determined for wireless sessions associated with wireless devices operating in a wireless system to detect a service quality for a specified protocol type in a specified geographic coverage area of the wireless system. In some examples, the specified protocol type is defined by a first user input variable, and the specified geographic coverage area is defined by a second user input variable. Example methods disclosed herein also include reporting the service quality for the specified protocol type in the specified geographic coverage area to a first wireless device operating in the wireless system.

Computational syndrome detectors

Dynamic content stream management of may be provided. A selection of a content element may be received and an encoding scheme may be selected. The content element may be transmitted to the requesting client in the selected encoding scheme. During transmission, a different encoding scheme may be selected according to changing conditions, such as network congestion. The client may be switched over to receive the content element in the new encoding scheme instead of the originally selected encoding scheme.

Dynamic content stream management

Example methods disclosed herein include analyzing session records associated with a wireless system to determine a time period between an access of a first wireless system resource by a wireless device and an access of a second wireless system resource by the wireless device. Example methods disclosed herein also include determining a rate at which the wireless device is traversing through a coverage area of the wireless system, the rate being determined based on the time period. Example methods disclosed herein further include generating a report including the rate.

Example methods disclosed herein to provide a map to a wireless device include, in response to a request received from the wireless device, processing wireless session records to determine respective status of a plurality of wireless services in a first geographic region associated with the wireless device. Disclosed example methods also include, based on the processing of the wireless session records, generating map data identifying a location of the wireless device, a status of a first one of the wireless services in a second geographic region included in the first geographic region, and a status of a second one of the wireless services in a third geographic region included in the first geographic region. Disclosed example methods further include transmitting the map data to the wireless device.

Personal wireless coverage maps

Systems, methods, and computer-readable media for intelligent caching of content items are provided. A content item may be received by a caching device from a content provider based at least in part on a first request from a user. The caching device may determine a content viewing profile. The caching device may direct storage of the received content item for later retrieval. Additionally, the caching device may provide the stored content item to the user in response to a second request for the content.

Intelligent caching of content items

Systems, methods, and computer-readable media for network-based storage of requested content are provided. A request for a content item may be received by a content storage device from a customer. Portions of the content item may be extracted from the content item. The content storage device may store the extracted portions of the content item specific to the customer. Additionally, the remainder of the content item may be stored by the content storage device separately from the stored extracted portion. The content item may be reconstructed for the customer using the extracted portions of the content item specific to the customer and the remainder of the content item.

Network-based content storage

Systems, methods, and apparatus for delivering content are provided. A request for desired content may be received by a content management server from a customer device associated with a customer. The content management server may include one or more computers. Additionally, the content management server may determine whether the customer device is in communication with one or more additional devices associated with the customer. Based at least in part upon the communication determination, the content management server may determine whether the customer device is located within a subscription area for the customer. Based at least in part upon the determination of whether the customer device is located within the subscription area, the content management server may determine access rights to the desired content.

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Smyrna, GA, United States of America

Edgar Vaughan Shrum, Jr