AT&T Intellectual Property I, LP

Michael Hwang

Rittwik Jana

Shu Shi

Varun Gupta

Christopher Rath

John F Murray

Sannan Tariq

Peixuan Gao

Facilitating geo-distributed dynamic network system for ubiquitous access to multiple private networks in advanced networks (e.g., 4G, 5G, and beyond) is provided herein. Operations of a method can comprise establishing, by a system comprising a processor, a first communication link between a first network device and group of devices connected via a private network connection. The method also can comprise establishing, by the system, a second communication link between the first network device and a second network device. The second network device can be included in a group of network devices associated with a communication network provider. Further, the second network device can facilitate communication with a communication device.

Facilitating a geo-distributed dynamic network system for ubiquitous access to multiple private networks

The described technology is generally directed towards techniques to measure interaction latency. Interaction latency can be measured at a client device by measuring time intervals between user inputs and corresponding feedback, such as video frames responsive to the user inputs. Feedback can comprise communication bursts received at the client device. The communication bursts can be detected and correlated with user inputs in order to measure interaction latency. Feedback can also comprise video response features which are responsive to the user inputs. Received video frames can be analyzed to discover response features, and video frames including the response features can be correlated with user inputs in order to measure interaction latency.

Interactive latency measurement

Aspects of the subject disclosure may include, for example, embodiments comprising obtaining a plurality of original frames for video content, receiving a first viewpoint from a mobile device, and processing the plurality of original frames according to the first viewpoint generating a plurality of first viewpoint frames. Further embodiments include providing the plurality of first viewpoint frames to the mobile device, generating a group of delta frames in response to receiving a change in viewpoint from the mobile device, and providing the group of delta frames to the mobile device. The mobile device processes a portion of the plurality of first viewpoint frames according to the group of delta frames to generate a group of second viewpoint frames and the mobile device presents the group of second viewpoint frames. Other embodiments are disclosed.

Methods, devices, and systems for updating streaming panoramic video content due to a change in user viewpoint

A processing system including at least one processor may receive a request from a client device for a deployment of a client service to a mobile edge infrastructure of a telecommunication network, the mobile edge infrastructure including host devices, and determine at least one requirement for the client service, including at least one of: a distance requirement, comprising a maximum distance between the client device and a candidate host device for deploying the service, or a latency requirement, comprising a maximum latency between the client device and the candidate host device for deploying the service. The processing system may further determine at least one available host device of the mobile edge infrastructure that meets the requirements, select a host device from among the at least one available host device to run the client service, and instruct the client device to connect to the host device that is selected.

Service deployment for geo-distributed edge clouds

Aspects of the subject disclosure may include, for example, embodiments for determining a first motion-to-update latency of a mobile device in relation to receiving a video content update provided by a video content server. Further embodiments include, responsive to determining that the first motion-to-update latency exceeds a threshold: determining a motion-to-update latency of the mobile device in relation to receiving video content updates from a plurality of edge servers resulting in a plurality of motion-to-update latencies, identifying a second motion-to-update latency from the plurality of motion-to-update latencies that is below the threshold, identifying an edge server associated with the second motion-to-update latency, and transmitting video content to the edge server to mitigate the first motion-to-update latency. The edge server provides a portion of the video content at different time intervals to the mobile device and the video content comprises panoramic video content. Other embodiments are disclosed.

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New Providence, NJ, United States of America

Michael Hwang