T-mobile Innovations LLC

George Frantz Cummings, Iii

Michael Scott Probasco

William Shvodian

Scott Francis Migaldi

Brett Lee Christian

Anokhi Shah

David Charles Jones

Dinesh Arcot Kumar

Pascale Dumit

John Joseph Humbert, Iv

Systems and methods are provided for improving signal propagation using lasers. A laser device is used to clear the air between a first fixed station, such as a base station, and a second fixed station, such as a fixed wireless access device. In the wake of the laser, particles in the air interface are cleared along a path that can then be used to communicate one or more sets of wireless signals. In the wake of the laser, the wireless signals experience less absorption, reflection, and refraction, reducing path loss, and increasing the overall effectiveness of the wireless system—particularly at or near the cell edge or when a meteorological condition exists between the fixed stations.

Laser propagation path of the air interface

Systems, methods, and computer-readable media herein provide for adjustment of a spectrum sharing allocation between devices operating on 5G and/or 6G technologies. An inter-operator scheduler receives common signals associated with 5G and/or 6G devices and determines time and/or frequency divisions and configurations to a shared technology spectrum to allocate spectrum resources. In response to determining an allocation of the shared spectrum, the shared spectrum can be efficiently shared among 5G and 6G devices in a dynamic and flexible manner.

Intra-operator terrestrial spectrum sharing in communication networks

Laser propagation path of the air interface for fixed wireless access devices

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Gilbert, AZ, United States of America

George Frantz Cummings, Iii