Amazon Technologies, Inc.

Intel Corporation

Norman T Bright

Ryan Paul Hegar

Fai Yeung

Kevin Moore

Rowland Lee Brown

Atul N Hatalkar

Charles Carter Jernigan

Eric Woodruff

Evan Gerald Statton

Dzung D Tran

Anna-Marie Mansour

Kahyun Kim

Nelson L Yaple

James Lundell

Akhil Ramachandran

Nicholas Moe Khosravy

Fu Zhou

Thomas Jason Dytko

Eric Lewallen

William Kennemer

Steve Andrew Orchard

Harsh Ramachandran

Luke Richard Pierce

Yelena Tanaomi

Joseph Yuhas

Sabar Mourad Souag

A content distribution environment enables acquisition of a video feed in a first format, conversion into a second format, and transmission to a cloud service using on-premises equipment managed and operated by the content provider. A gateway or bridge may facilitate operation with one or more managed services, such as a content distribution service, that provides a reliable way to ingest a video stream from a source, replicate the video stream to one or more destinations, and permit sharing of video streams to affiliates and partners. The on-premises equipment may execute a software package to provide end-to-end operations that leverage operations of a cloud service while executing on content provider owned or managed hardware.

Media gateway for transportation of media content

Systems, devices, and methods are provided for transmitting and retransmitting data. A first message transmitted by a sender computing entity to a receiver computing entity over a first port may exercise a first network path whereas a second message transmitted over a second port may exercise a second network path. A system (e.g., sender computing entity) may determine network reliability metrics for a plurality of network paths. If a system detects data loss (e.g., packet loss) on a first port, a second port may be selected based on network reliability metrics for retransmission of the lost data. A port may for example, be selected for retransmission based on the following criteria: (1) the port has the longest consecutive duration without packet loss and (2) the port has received an acknowledgement for a packet that was sent more recently than the initial transmission of the lost packet.

Selection of network paths for reliable communications based on network reliability metrics

Techniques for adapting source ports for traffic include generating a first packet with a header and a payload, the header including an indication of a first source port from which the first packet is to be transmitted. The first packet is transmitted to a receiver using the first source port and, upon not receiving an acknowledgment from the receiver, a second packet with second header and the same payload is generated. The second header includes an indication of a second, different source port from which the second packet is to be transmitted. The second packet is transmitted to the receiver using the second, different source port. An acknowledgment is received from the receiver for one of the first or second packets, and the acknowledgment includes an indication of the source port that sent the packet.

Source port adaptive multi-path (SAM) protocol

Particular embodiments described herein provide for an electronic device that can be configured to determine that an unobtrusive gesture has been received on a first electronic device and send a signal to a second electronic device in response to the unobtrusive gesture. The first electronic device can also be configured to receive a signal from the second electronic device, determine an unobtrusive output in response to the signal, and generate an unobtrusive notification in response to the received signal. In an example, the first electronic device is a part of jewelry worn by a user.

User interaction with wearable devices

A communication platform performs a self-provisioning process using provisioning information stored in a radio-frequency (RF) tag. The platform may be tracked using some of the information stored in the RF tag.

Systems and methods for provisioning and tracking a communication platform with a radio-frequency tag

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Portland, OR, United States of America

Norman T Bright