Cisco Technology, Inc.

Intel Corporation

Ademco Inc.

Netradyne, Inc.

Vmware, Inc.

Nference, Inc.

Unilever IP Holdings B.v.

Unilever Global IP Limited

Praveen Kumar

Navdeep Sood

David Jonathan Julian

Venkata Sreekanta Reddy Annapureddy

Michael Campos

Sandeep Pandya

Adam David Kahn

Tejeswara Rao Gudena

Vinay Kumar Rai

Badugu Naveen Chakravarthy

Ankur Nigam

Manoj Venkata Tutika

Karan Kishore

Avneesh Agrawal

Rakesh Barve

Harry G Skinner

Prakash Kurma Raju

Jayprakash Thakur

Prasanna Pichumani

Balamurugan Ganesan

Maruti Tamrakar

Thomas Clyde Hatch

Santhosh Ap

Arindam Roy

Akash Anand

Bala P Subramanya

Samidurai Krishnamoorthy

Madhukiran Sreenivasareddy

Vamshi Krishna Aagiru

Valentina Reutova

Lokanatha Reddy Jondu

Yagnesh Vinodrai Waghela

Nithesha Ananda

Sudipta Ghosh Dastidar

Priyank Agarwal

Zaman Zaid Mulla

Murali Sampangiramaiah

Charles Mcmarrow

Ankur Govil

Shashank Jaiswal

Piyush Awadhesh

Qinghong Hu

Disclosed herein is an encapsulated antenna for reducing the impact of radio frequency interference (RFI) that may couple to the antenna at frequencies within the Wi-FI 5/6e bandwidths. The encapsulated antenna device may include an insulating housing and a metal layer arranged within a cavity of the housing. The encapsulated antenna device also includes an antenna device comprising a ground terminal and an antenna body, wherein the ground terminal is connected to the metal layer, wherein the antenna body is arranged above the metal layer and within the cavity. The encapsulated antenna device also includes a spacer between the metal layer and the antenna body that provides an offset distance between the metal layer and the antenna body.

Encapsulated wireless antenna for reducing the impact of radio frequency interference

Backup communication paths can be determined for use by different circuits of a network in the event of a failure of active communication paths. The disclosed backup path determination techniques can reduce contention in which multiple circuits share a backup path. Contention metrics are determined for communication paths in the network. The contention metrics are used to determine a communication path for contention reduction. A circuit that uses the communication path as a backup path is selected, and the backup path of the selected circuit is modified to avoid the communication path. Contention metrics can then be recalculated, and contention reduction techniques can be repeated until a desired convergence point is reached.

Backup path determination for optical networks

The current document is directed to an infrastructure-as-code ('IaC') cloud-infrastructure-management service or system that automatically generates parameterized cloud templates that represent already deployed cloud-based infrastructure, including virtual networks, virtual machines, load balancers, and connection topologies. The IaC cloud-infrastructure manager provides an infrastructure-discovery service that accesses a cloud-computing facility to obtain information about already deployed cloud infrastructure and that generates a textual description of the deployed infrastructure, which the IaC cloud-infrastructure-manager then transforms into a set of parameterized cloud-infrastructure-specification-and-configuration files, a resource_ids file, and a parameters file that together comprise a parameterized cloud template.

Methods and systems that automatically generate parameterized cloud-infrastructure templates

A mobile communication device including a processor configured to: retrieve a first isolation metric from a lookup table between an antenna and a first further antenna; retrieve a second isolation metric from a lookup table between the antenna and the second further antenna; determine that the second isolation metric is greater than the first isolation metric; and switch transmitting the signal from the first further antenna to the second further antenna.

Antenna switching for improved in-device co-existence performance

Systems and methods are provided for distributed video storage and search with edge computing. The method may comprise caching a first portion of data on a first device. The method may further comprise determining, at a second device, whether the first device has the first portion of data. The determining may be based on whether the first piece of data satisfies a specified criterion. The method may further comprise sending the data, or a portion of the data, and/or a representation of the data from the first device to a third device.

Distributed video storage and search with edge computing

An apparatus for generating annotations for electronic records is disclosed. The apparatus includes a processor and a memory containing instructions configuring the processor to receive unstructured data for a plurality of electronic records and generate a plurality of machine learning models (MLMs), wherein each MLM of the plurality of MLMs is trained using a machine learning algorithm. The processor is further configured to generate at least one annotation for the unstructured data using each MLM of the plurality of MLM and structure the unstructured data as structured data as a function of the generated annotations.

Apparatus and method for generating annotations for electronic records

Techniques for virtual private network (VPN) services over optical networks. Client data is received from a source device connected to a first node in an optical communication network. The client data is for transmission over the optical communication network to a destination device connected to a second node in the optical communication network. The client data is transmitted from the source device to the destination device using a layer 2 (L2) virtual network connection between the source device and the destination device. This includes transmitting the client data from the first node to the second node over an optical transport network (OTN) path through the optical communication network using a frame. The second node is configured to receive the frame and transmit the client data to the destination device based on an identifier in the frame.

Layer 2 virtual private network traffic steering over optical transport networks

Presented herein are techniques for dynamic optical network programming using Segment Routing (SR) using an Optical Provisioning SR Label (OPSL). In one form, a method is provided that is performed by a network element that has received an OPSL from another network element to create an optical circuit. In another form, a method is provided that is performed by a network element that sends an OPSL to another network element to cause that other network element to create an optical circuit.

On-demand optical next-hop with optical provisioning segment routing (SR) label

An indication of a combination of a Shared Risk Link Group identifier and a node identifier for each of a plurality of links through at least one network and between a source network device and a destination network device is received at a network device. A primary path through the at least one network between the source network device and the destination network device is determined at the network device. The primary path comprises a first subset of the plurality of links through the at least one network. A back-up path through the at least one network between the source network device and the destination network device is determined at the network device. The back-up path comprises a second subset of the plurality of links through the at least one network.

Shared risk link group robustness within and across multi-layer control planes

Systems and methods as provided herein can include receiving user input defining a protection area within a region monitored by a security system, identifying a physical entity associated with the security system, assigning the physical entity to the protection area, receiving movement data of the physical entity from a monitoring device, and using the movement data to identify a pattern of movement of the physical entity with respect to the protection area. Such systems and methods can also include continuing to receive the movement data from the monitoring device after identifying the pattern of movement, determining whether the movement data received after identifying the pattern of movement deviates from the pattern of movement, and when the movement data received after identifying the pattern of movement deviates from the pattern of movement, initiating an alert.

Systems and methods for establishing customized protection areas

Systems and methods for arming a security system are provided. Such systems and methods can include a control device of the security system that protects a monitored region with a plurality of sensors receiving user input while the security system is in a first arm mode, and responsive to the user input, the security system directly transitioning from the first arm mode to a second arm mode without switching to a disarm mode in between the first arm mode and the second arm mode.

Systems and methods for arming a security system

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Bengaluru, India

Praveen Kumar