Meta Platforms Technologies, LLC

Nokia Solutions and Networks Oy

Nokia of America Corporation

Alcatel Lucent

Jun Hu

Sapna A Shroff

Sebastian Sztuk

Sanjay Wadhwa

Jinglun Gao

John Coffell

Shan Tong

Johana Gabriela Coyoc Escudero

Jiangtao Kuang

Killian De Smedt

Kenneth Wan

Yilei Li

Zhaonian Zhang

David Tao

Kristian Poscic

Demetrios Basil Karanikos

Linsen Bie

Danni Luo

Hyperlapse imaging is described. A device may include a camera, a sensor and a data store. The camera is configured to capture images. The sensor detects ambient light properties. Captured images and the ambient light properties are processed in bulk to generate a hyperlapse video.

Ambient light detection and hyperlapse video generation

A wearable device for use in immersive reality applications is provided. The wearable device includes eyepieces to provide a forward-image to a user, a first forward-looking camera mounted on the frame and having a field of view, a processor configured to identify a region of interest within the forward-image, and an interface device to indicate to the user that a field of view of the first forward-looking camera is misaligned with the region of interest. Methods of use of the device, a memory storing instructions and a processor to execute the instructions to cause the device to perform the methods of use, are also provided.

User interface to select field of view of a camera in a smart glass

A method for using cameras in an augmented reality headset is provided. The method includes receiving a signal from a sensor mounted on a headset worn by a user, the signal being indicative of a user intention for capturing an image. The method also includes identifying the user intention for capturing the image, based on a model to classify the signal from the sensor according to the user intention, selecting a first image capturing device in the headset based on a specification of the first image capturing device and the user intention for capturing the image, and capturing the image with the first image capturing device. An augmented reality headset, a memory storing instructions, and a processor to execute the instructions to cause the augmented reality headset as above are also provided.

Camera control using system sensor data

A network element includes at least one processor and at least one memory including computer program code. The at least one memory and the computer program code are configured to, with the at least one processor, cause the network element to: designate a first user plane function, from among the plurality of user plane functions, as a designated broadcast forwarder from which to receive broadcast control traffic, and receive the broadcast control traffic forwarded from the first user plane function, from among the plurality of user plane functions.

Cups BNG based packet forwarding systems, methods and non-transitory computer-readable storage mediums

A wearable device for use in immersive reality applications is provided. The wearable device has a frame including an eyepiece to provide a forward-image to a user, a first forward-looking camera mounted on the frame, the first forward-looking camera having a field of view within the forward-image, a sensor configured to receive a command from the user, the command indicative of a region of interest within the field of view, and an interface device to indicate to the user that a field of view of the first forward-looking camera is aligned with the region of interest. Methods of use of the device, a memory storing instructions and a processor to execute the instructions to cause the device to perform the methods of use, are also provided.

Various example embodiments for supporting security in a communication system are presented. Various example embodiments for supporting security in a communication system may be configured to support stateful security redundancy in the communication system. Various example embodiments for supporting stateful security redundancy in a communication system may be configured to support stateful security redundancy for a set of client devices based on a set of security nodes arranged in a security redundancy architecture. Various example embodiments for supporting stateful security redundancy for a set of client devices based on a set of security nodes arranged in a security redundancy architecture may be configured to support stateful security redundancy for a client device based on a security redundancy domain including an active security node and one or more standby security nodes.

Security redundancy

Hyperlapse imaging is described. A device may include a camera, an ambient light sensor (ALS), and a data store. The camera is configured to capture images. The ALS is configured to detect associated ambient light properties for at least some of the captured images. The data store is configured to store the captured images and the associated ambient light properties. After a threshold amount, the stored captured images and the associated ambient light properties are processed in bulk to generate a hyperlapse video.

Hyperlapse imaging using wearable devices

The present disclosure discloses mechanisms for extending a local area network of a customer premises of a customer outside of the customer premises and into a private data network. The extension of a local area network of a customer premises outside of the customer premises and into a private data network may be provided using a customer bridge associated with the customer local area network, a customer bridging domain hosted on a network gateway device for the customer, and a switching element hosted in the private data network for the customer. The network gateway device may be configured to receive, at the customer bridging domain of the customer via a first tunnel associated with the customer bridging domain, a packet including a destination address and determine, based on the destination address, whether to forward the packet via a second tunnel associated with the customer bridging domain or whether to forward the packet toward a public data network.

Customer premises LAN expansion

The present disclosure generally discloses an addressing mechanism adapted for extending a customer local area network of a customer premises of a customer outside of the customer premises and into a private data network with improved scalability and performance. The extension of a local area network of a customer premises of a customer outside of the customer premises and into a private data network may be provided using a customer bridge associated with the customer local area network of the customer, a customer bridging domain hosted on a network gateway device for the customer, and a switching element hosted in the private data network for the customer for one or more customer components hosted within the private data network for the customer. The addressing mechanism may include one or more of address announcement functions, address resolution functions, address translation functions, or the like, as well as various combinations thereof.

Addressing for customer premises LAN expansion

Systems, methods and apparatus for distributing IPsec traffic across multiple IPsec processing units (PUs) by controllably allocating a specific range of one or more IPSec parameters of the IPsec traffic to each PU.

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