Intel Corporation

Apple Inc.

Texas Instruments Corporation

Avago Technologies International Sales Pte. Limited

Intel IP Corporation

Michael Glik

Solomon B Trainin

Elad Levy

Carlos Cordeiro

Tal Davidson

Daniel Todd Cohn

Paz Pentelka

Izoslav Tchigevsky

Ophir Edlis

Ofir Artstain

Oren Kedem

Rafal Wielicki

Ran Mor

Shani Ben-Haim

Igor Brainman

Alexander Sasha Sirotkin

Bahareh Sadeghi

Tom Harel

Miron Maevsky

Robert J Stacey

Po-Kai Huang

Laurent Cariou

Emily H Qi

Bernhard Raaf

Markus Dominik Mueck

Zhibin Yu

Bertram Gunzelmann

Biljana Badic

Yeong-Sun Hwang

Eran Sudak

Nir Tishbi

Andre Janssen

Jonathan Kosloff

Jianqiang Rao

Yaron Kahana

Sebastian Mitelberg

Avishai Ziv

Xuemin Chen

Assaf Yaakov Kasher

Ariton E Xhafa

Yong Li

Rajesh Mamidwar

Cheng Chen

Kristoffer Fleming

Vasudevan Srinivasan

Gadi Shor

Yaniv Frishman

David Birnbaum

Brent Elliott

Daniel Cohn

Yoram Gorsetman

Roi Sadan

Sharon Talmor Marcovici

David Gabay

Yoav Gal

Ariela Blumer

Kristoffer D Fleming

Yongsun Hwang

Queue management for latency control is provided. A method includes receiving packets of multiple flows, each of the packets including an arrival time stamp. The method can include classifying, based on a type of application, the flows for transmission as higher priority via a higher priority channel, or lower priority via a lower priority channel. The method can include determining, for packets for the flows classified as higher priority, a queue of one or more second queues to use for transmission and a departure time stamp for each of the packets according to a latency budget for the type of application. The method can include communicating the higher priority packets with the departure time stamp to a corresponding queue of the one or more second queues based on the type of application. A transmission scheduler can prioritize transmission of packets from the second queues based on the departure time stamp.

Systems for and methods for queue management for latency control

Methods and apparatus to perform multi-band link aggregation in a wireless network are disclosed. An example apparatus includes a buffer controller to store (A) a first set of data packets that have been received on a first interface and (B) a second set of data packets that have been received on a second interface into a buffer, the first and second sets of data packets being received from a wireless device during a same time frame; and a window determiner to control a first bitmap corresponding to the first set of data packets received on the first interface and a second bitmap corresponding to the second set of data packets received on the second interface, a first size of the first bitmap and a second size of the second bitmap being smaller than a third size of the buffer.

Methods and apparatus to perform multi-band link aggregation in a wireless network

A method can include receiving, from communicatively coupled mesh nodes of the mesh distribution network, data indicating whether respective mesh nodes of the mesh nodes are acting as gateways and an amount of traffic being served by the mesh nodes, determining, based on the received data, a first mesh node of the mesh nodes to put into an inactive state, and providing a communication to the first mesh node that causes the first mesh node to enter the inactive state.

Tuning topology for distribution mesh

Technologies for improving enumeration of universal serial bus (USB) devices over a media agnostic USB (MAUSB) connection are disclosed. In the illustrative embodiment, an MAUSB device may send USB configuration data to a host compute device. The host compute device may then perform a virtual enumeration of the USB devices based on the USB configuration data without necessarily communicating with the USB devices. The MAUSB device may perform an enumeration of the USB devices on behalf of the host compute devices without necessarily communicating with the host compute device. The USB devices may not be aware or have any indication that the USB device is not communicating with the host compute device during the enumeration process. Such an approach may improve the latency of USB enumeration over an MAUSB connection.

Technologies for fast MAUSB enumeration

A circuit arrangement including one or more processors configured to: detect a presence of one or more human object proximities based on sensor data; identify one or more coverage sectors of one or more antenna arrays, operably coupled to the one or more processors, in response to the detected presence of the one or more human object proximities; determine whether radio waves within the one or more identified coverage sectors satisfy a transmit power criteria; select one or more candidate coverage sectors of the one or more antenna arrays based the one or more identified coverage sectors; and determine at least one radio link quality for the radio waves of the one or more candidate coverage sectors.

Radiation exposure control for beamforming technologies

Apparatus, systems, articles of manufacture, and methods for processing video in virtual reality environments are disclosed. An example virtual reality display device to process video in a virtual reality environment includes a video analyzer to detect unsmooth video data in the stream of video data and a video library to provide alternative video data. The example device also includes a selector to receive the stream of video data, an indication of the unsmooth video data, and the alternative video data. The selector is to select the alternative video data to replace the unsmooth video data based on the indication of the unsmooth video data and output a modified stream of video data including the stream of video data with the alternative video data in place of the unsmooth video data. The example device also includes an output display to display the modified stream of video data.

Video processing in virtual reality environments

A method for operating a media agnostic universal serial bus (MAUSB) device includes a compute device having a link connection manager, a USB manager, and a state manager. The compute device establishes a link with a MAUSB device and a session with the MAUSB device. Subsequently to receipt of a sleep command for the compute device, the compute device transitions to a sleep state and terminates the link with the MAUSB device while keeping intact the session with the MAUSB device. The compute device transitions back to an active state in response to receipt of a wake command for the compute device. The compute device sends a wake request to the MAUSB device. If the MAUSB device responds to the wake request with an acceptance, then the compute device reestablishes the previous session with the MAUSB device. If instead an error is received, the compute device terminates the session.

Technologies for optimizing resume time for media agnostic USB

This disclosure describes systems, methods, and computer-readable media related to cross indication of queue size in a reverse direction protocol. In some embodiments, a reverse direction (RD) grantor may transmit a frame to an RD responder. The RD responder may identify data to be transmitted to the RD grantor based on the received frame. The RD responder may generate a frame that may comprise a plurality of sub-frames. The RD responder may set a sub-field in each of the sub-frames indicating whether there is data to transmit. The RD responder may also set a second sub-field that may indicate a priority or traffic stream associated with the data to be transmitted. The RD responder may transmit the frame (and associated sub-frames) to the RD grantor.

Cross indication of queue size in a reverse direction protocol

A communication device includes an evaluator configured to evaluate one or more criteria, wherein a first criterion of the one or more criteria includes detecting an object, a determiner configured to determine one or more beam pairs from a plurality of potential beam pairs to use in communications with a second device based on the evaluation of the one or more criteria and transmit an indication of one or more partner-side beams of a selected beam pair of the one or more beam pairs to the second device, and a beam controller configured to adjust an antenna to communicate with the second device via a device-side beam of the selected beam pair.

This disclosure describes systems, methods, and devices related to sensor data pipelining. A device may identify a first request of one or more requests received from a wireless universal serial bus (USB) host, wherein the first request is to collect data from a USB sensor. The device cause to send the first request to the USB sensor. The device identify a first response from the USB sensor, wherein the first response comprises data collected by the USB sensor based on the first request. The device determine that no additional requests are received from the wireless USB host. The device cause to send a second autonomous request to the USB sensor to collect data. The device identify a second response received from the USB sensor, wherein the second response is associated with the autonomous second request. The device cause to buffer or send the second response to the wireless USB host based on a second request being received from the wireless USB host.

Sensor data pipelining

For example, an MA USB host of an MA USB PAL may be configured to process a request message from a USBDI of a USB host for a real time data transfer to be delivered between the USB host and a USB device EP; based on the request message, transmit at least one real time transfer request to an MA USB device of the MA USB PAL, a header of the real time transfer request including a request ID field to identify the real time data transfer, and a delivery time field to indicate a delivery time to complete delivery of the real time data transfer; and, based on a determination that the real time data transfer is not to be completed by the delivery time, send a response to the USBDI, the response including an error indication to indicate failure of the real time data transfer.

Apparatus, system and method of communicating over a media agnostic (MA) USB connection

A network profile grouping method for a communication device is described. In a network profile grouping method, wireless characteristics of a plurality of wireless access points (APs) are determined. Two or more APs of the plurality of APs are matched together based on the determined wireless characteristics. A group profile identification (ID) is assigned to the matched two or more APs to group the matched two or more APs together.

Network profile system and method

In a communication device and communication method, channel quality information for first and the second communication protocols is calculated. Further, allocation information can be generated for the first and the second communication protocols based on the corresponding channel quality information. Sequence numbers of corresponding data frames to be transmitted by the communication device can be generated. Further, the data frames and corresponding sequence numbers can be allocated to the first and the second communication protocols based on the allocation information.

Multiband data delivery device and method

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