Qualcomm Incorporated

Wi-lan Inc.

Via Telecom Co., Ltd.

Mobilian Corporation

Lon Communication Mgmt. LLC

Gene Wesley Marsh

Kapil Gulati

Dan Vassilovski

Shailesh Patil

Dennis Patrick Connors

Junyi Li

Hong Cheng

Srikanth Gummadi

William S Burchill

Chang-Sik Choi

Shuanshuan Wu

Gabi Sarkis

Anantharaman Balasubramanian

Keerthi S Govind

Seema Madan

Sony Akkarakaran

Brian David Petry

Peter S Gaal

Jelena Damnjanovic

Arumugam Chendamarai Kannan

Fatih Ulupinar

Qiang Wu

Tao Luo

Xiaoxia Zhang

Jing X Sun

Juan Montojo

Ozcan Ozturk

Lei Wang

Kenneth L Stanwood

Ron Porat

Yair Bourlas

Robert P Gilmore

James T Determan

Ramon Khalona

Paul W Piggin

Michael Wengler

Jung Ho Ryu

Piyush Gupta

Tien Viet Nguyen

Xiaojie Wang

Sourjya Dutta

Preeti Kumari

Peter J Black

Sumeeth Nagaraja

Rohit Kapoor

Mehmet Izzet Gurelli

Dan Zhang

Parisa Cheraghi

William G Ames

Kundan Kumar Lucky

Wanshi Chen

Ahmed Kamel Sadek

Matthew Stuart Grob

Brian K Butler

Punyaslok Purkayastha

Franklin Peter Antonio

Peter Anthony Barany

Leonard N Schiff

Rajeev Kumar

Yinian Mao

Richard Alan Stewart

Guangyi Liu

Su-Lin Low

Douglas Grover

Seung Ryul Yang

Ananthanarayanan Chockalingam

Lan Yu

Marie M Bjerede

Gavin Bernard Horn

Sudhir Kumar Baghel

Taesang Yoo

Qing Li

Jun Ma

Tao Chen

Soo Bum Lee

Sivaramakrishna Veerepalli

Harinath Garudadri

Todd Robert Sutton

Jen Mei Chen

Allen Minh-Triet Tran

Srikant Jayaraman

Arthur Gubeskys

Somdeb Majumdar

Petru Cristian Budianu

Jiang Zhang

Peyman Razaghi

Hausting Hong

Deviprasad Putchala

Mario Mark Scipione

James Alan Misener

Jing Su

Rahul Anand

Stelios Stefanatos

Jin Guo

Anshuman Saxena

Mohammed Shoaib

Faris Rassam

Brad Lee Vaughn

Satyaprasad Srinivas

Certain aspects of the present disclosure provide techniques for techniques for sensor data sharing. Certain aspects provide a method for wireless communication by a first wireless device. The method generally includes receiving, from one or more sensors, corresponding one or more raw sensor data sets and transmitting, to a second wireless device, at least one message comprising information regarding an object detected based on processing the one or more raw sensor data sets, wherein the information includes one or more characteristics of the object derived based on processing the one or more raw sensor data sets, wherein: when one or more conditions are met, the information further includes at least one raw sensor data set of the one or more raw sensor data sets; and when the one or more conditions are not met, the information does not include any raw sensor data.

Conditional vehicle to everything (V2X) sensor data sharing

Various aspects of the present disclosure generally relate to wireless communication. In some aspects, a mobile station may transmit, from the mobile station to an encoding device, acknowledgement or negative acknowledgement (ACK-NACK) feedback based at least in part on a transmission by the encoding device, wherein the ACK-NACK feedback is associated with a feedback bin, and wherein the feedback bin is associated with a location of the mobile station. The mobile station may receive, at the mobile station from the encoding device, a network coding transport block, wherein the network coding transport block is formed based at least in part on the transmission and the ACK-NACK feedback associated with the feedback bin. Numerous other aspects are described.

Network coding using feedback associated with feedback bins

A first user equipment (UE) receives, via first sidelink resources from a second UE, a reservation message that includes an indication of second sidelink resources via which the first UE will subsequently receive a data packet. The first UE may at least one of: determine if the first UE is an intended recipient of the data packet, or compare a reference signal received power (RSRP) value of the reservation message to a threshold value. The first UE may transmit a first reservation forwarding message, via one or more third sidelink resources, including at least the indication of the second sidelink resources to at least a third UE in response to at least one of: determining that the first UE is the intended recipient of the data packet, or determining that the RSRP value is less than the threshold value. The first UE subsequently receives the data packet.

Resource reservation forwarding procedure in new radio sidelink

Various aspects of the present disclosure generally relate to wireless communication. In some aspects, an apparatus of a vehicle may include one or more meta-surfaces disposed on one or more glass surfaces of the vehicle. The one or more meta-surfaces may be configured to redirect electromagnetic waves incident on the one or more meta-surfaces toward one or more target points within the vehicle.

Metasurface enabled in-vehicle link enhancement

Techniques described herein provide for leader selection of a group of vehicles, based on inter-vehicle communications. According to embodiments, a host vehicle can determine it qualifies to be the leader of a potential group by comparing vehicle information of other cars in the potential group with its own vehicle information. Once the determination has been made, the host vehicle can then send a request to be the group leader to the other vehicles. If the other vehicles accept, the host vehicle can initiate group formation. Otherwise, another vehicle can reject the request and send its own request to become the group leader, reinitiating group leader negotiation until a group leader is determined.

Leader selection in V2X group management

Apparatus, methods, and computer-readable media for facilitating a cloud-based vehicle XR user experience are disclosed herein. An example method for wireless communication at a user equipment (UE) includes transmitting a request for a vehicle extended reality (XR) session. The vehicle XR session may be based on a first user XR stream including a vehicle XR component associated with a vehicle and a first user XR component associated with a first user. The first user may have an association with the vehicle. The example method also includes transmitting uplink information associated with the first user XR stream. The example method also includes receiving rendering information associated with the first user XR stream. The rendering information may be based on the uplink information.

Techniques to facilitate a cloud-based vehicle XR experience

Aspects relate to group-based positioning reference signal (PRS) broadcast in a wireless communication network. Wireless communication devices communicating over a sidelink channel in the wireless communication network may be grouped into one or more positioning groups. Within each positioning group, a respective order of the wireless communication devices in the positioning group may be identified. The wireless communication devices in a positioning group may then communicate PRSs therebetween over the sidelink channel based on the order of wireless communication devices in the positioning group.

Group-based PRS broadcast for sidelink positioning

Methods, systems, and devices for wireless communications are described. A user equipment (UE) may identify the UE is associated with a vehicle, such as being within the vehicle, or has established connectivity with the vehicle. The UE may transmit location information of the vehicle and one or more vehicle parameters to a network entity, such as a roadside unit (RSU) or a base station. The network entity may identify route data, safety data, or both. The network entity may transmit the route data, the safety data, or both to the UE.

User equipment signaling for vehicle alerting

This disclosure provides systems, methods, and devices for wireless communication that support vehicle alerting, such as in autonomous driving networks. Vehicle alerting may provide messages alerting other vehicles and/or network components to instances of autonomous driving disengagement. A vehicle operating according to an autonomous vehicle (AV) mode may transmit an over-the-air message to one or more other devices, such as nodes of an autonomous driving network, to alert the one or more devices to the vehicle disengaging the AV mode. A device receiving an autonomous disengagement message may alter one or more autonomous operation aspects in response to the over-the-air message. Other aspects and features are also claimed and described.

Autonomous driving network vehicle alerting

Methods, systems, and devices for wireless communications are described. A roadside unit (RSU) may transmit, to a first communication node, a request for multi-static sensing capability information associated with the first communication node. The RSU may receive a report indicating the multi-static sensing capability information for the first communication node. The RSU may transmit, in response to receiving the multi-static sensing capability information, a control message indicating one or more multi-static sensing parameters for the first communication node. The RSU may receive one or more multi-static sensing measurements obtained based at least in part on the one or more multi-static sensing parameters. The RSU may transmit, to the first communication node, a second communication node, or both, one or more channel estimates determined based at least in part on the one or more multi-static sensing measurements.

Multi-static sensing coordination

Multiple channels are aggregated. In an example embodiment, first data is transmitted on a first channel to a wireless device, and second data is simultaneously transmitted on a second channel to the wireless device. The first data and the second data are transmitted in a coordinated manner by aggregating the first channel and the second channel. Various example channel characteristics and combinations thereof are described. Different data allocation options for aggregated channels are described. Other alternative implementations are also presented herein.

Multi-band channel aggregation

In an aspect, a vehicle apparatus monitors, via a set of sensors communicatively coupled to the vehicle apparatus, a field of view (FOV) of the vehicle apparatus. The vehicle apparatus transmits, based on the monitoring, a first message that requests sensor data from one or more neighboring devices and indicates at least one sensor data filtering condition for the requested sensor data. A communication device receives the first message, and determines whether sensor data is available at the communication device which satisfies the at least one sensor data filtering condition for the requested sensor data. If so, the communication device filters its sensor data based on the at least one sensor data filtering condition, and transmits, to the vehicle apparatus, a second message including the filtered sensor data.

Vehicle request for sensor data with sensor data filtering condition

Methods and devices for operating a wireless communication device that can communicate with at least two different co-located APs are described. The device may receive, from a first AP, information corresponding to a second AP of the co-located APs. The information corresponding to the second AP may include state information of the second AP. The device may establish a first wireless link with the first AP using a first frequency of the first AP and establish a second wireless link with the second AP using a second frequency which is different than the first frequency. The device may simultaneously receive first data from the first AP and second data from the second AP.

Multiple link access system and method

Disclosed are some examples of techniques for positioning of a user equipment (UE) using positioning reference signal (PRS). One or more units of messages may be communicated between an initiator UE and a responder UE. A unit of message may include a pre-PRS message, a PRS message and a post-PRS message. The pre-PRS message and the post-PRS message may be sent or received using a license spectrum. The PRS message may be sent or received using an unlicensed spectrum. The communication between the initiator UE and the responder UE may be initiated by the initiator UE identifying the responder UE from a plurality of UEs based on positioning properties of the responder UE. The positioning properties of the responder UE may include one or more of a direction, a velocity, a location confidence and a location of the responder UE.

Group-based positioning design in asynchronous vehicular networks

Methods, systems, and devices for wireless communications are described. A target user equipment (UE) may receive an indication of a session key from an initiator UE in a sidelink communications system, from a network entity (e.g., a base station), or the like. In some cases, the target UE may also receive an indication of a nonce in a message of a PRS procedure. The target UE may select a positioning reference signal (PRS) sequence for the PRS procedure using the session key and optionally the nonce, such as by using a defined function at the target UE with the session key and the nonce as an input. Once the target UE selects the PRS sequence, the target UE may encode the PRS sequence and may transmit the PRS sequence to the initiator UE.

Methods for secure sidelink positioning

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