Verizon Patent and Licensing Inc.

Paul Brand

Mansoor Ali Shah Mohammed

Antonio M Osorio

Steven Thomas Archer

Kevin Lisewski

Pramod Kalyanasundaram

Matthew John Threefoot

Thierry R Sender

Andrew W Herson

Abby Charfauros

Philip C Jacobs

Ranxing Li

Fang-Pin Chang

Sheng S Du

Amanda UyenTrang Mai

George F Clernon

Bing Yao

Matthew B Whited

Sean William Hull

A method, a network device, and a non-transitory computer-readable storage medium are described in relation to an per-session validation with secure connection and authentication service. The service may include the installation of a client after an end device completes a primary authentication and registration procedure with a core network. The client and an enforcement device may establish a secure and encrypted session via which packet data unit (PDU) session requests may be approved or denied based on network access polices associated with the end device. An enforcement orchestration service may configure enforcement devices and obtain encryption keys from the core network for use by the enforcement device.

System and method for establishing end-to-end secure communication using per-session validation

A device may receive emergency data, traffic data, network performance data, crime data, and gunshot data associated with a geographical area and may identify a location within the geographical area based on the emergency data, the traffic data, the network performance data, the crime data, and the gunshot data. The device may determine, based on the emergency data, the traffic data, the network performance data, the crime data, and the gunshot data for the location, a risk level for the location and may identify an autonomous vehicle based on the risk level, the traffic data, and the network performance data for the location. The device may determine a route for the autonomous vehicle to the location based on the traffic data and the network performance data for the location, and may perform actions based on the autonomous vehicle and the route.

Systems and methods for autonomous first response routing

A system dynamically assigns spaces to users. The system acquires scheduling information for users and identified times when one of the spaces should be assigned to a group of the users (e.g., when a meeting is scheduled). The system may select the space based on the size of the group. The users wear smart identifier (ID) badges that transmit short-range communications signals. A detector detects the signals and may forward a notification to the system identifying the users' locations. The system dynamically re-assigns the space to different users if more than a threshold portion of the group members are, based on the determined locations, not expected to reach the reserved space at the scheduled time. The system assigns a different space to the group that is closer to the determined locations and/or more appropriately sized for the number of available group members.

Enhanced space management via micro-location tracking

A device can receive data related to a roadway. The data can include video data of the roadway. The device can determine a pixel area of objects shown in the video data. The device can determine that a vehicle and an individual are associated with the roadway at a same time. The device can determine a protective zone around the individual based on a first pixel area of the individual. The protective zone can be associated with detecting a potential collision between the vehicle and the individual. The device can determine a first location and movement of the vehicle relative to a second location and movement of the individual. The device can predict that a second pixel area of the vehicle is to intersect the protective zone of the individual. The device can detect the potential collision. The device can perform one or more actions.

Collision detection platform

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