Intel Corporation

Other

Preston Joel Hunt

Carlos Cordeiro

Emily H Qi

Claudio Da Silva

Karthik Veeramani

Artyom Lomayev

Ariela Zeira

Jesse R Walker

Ehud Reshef

Victor B Lortz

Ido Ouzieli

Abhijeet Ashok Kolekar

Amol Kulkarni

Stephen S Ing

Anees A Sahib

Andrew S Liu

Stanislav Gens

Babu P Lukose

Jay G Gilbert

Izoslav Tchigevsky

Matthew A Bright

Roi Fridburg

Provided herein are apparatus and methods for Wi-Fi network profile verification. An apparatus for a wireless communication device includes: a memory; and processor circuitry coupled with the memory, wherein the processor circuitry is to: encode a verification sequence in a probe request for transmission to an AP; decode, in response to the probe request, a probe response received from the AP to obtain a first verification result; determine a second verification result based on the verification sequence and a verification password (VP) obtained from the AP; and determine whether a verification for the AP is successful or not based on the first verification result and the second verification result, and wherein the memory is to store the VP. Other embodiments may also be disclosed and claimed.

Apparatus and method for Wi-Fi network profile verification

Embodiments of a STA configured for proximity detection by multiple WLAN link tracking are disclosed herein. In some embodiments, the STA performs WLAN sensing using two or more WLAN links with one or more other STAs to track a channel state of each link and performs motion detection based on the tracked channel state of each WLAN link to detect motion in any of the WLAN links. If motion is detected in at least some of the WLAN links, the STA may perform proximity detection to indicate proximity by combining results of the WLAN sensing for each link to determine whether the motion is proximate to the STA or proximate to one of the other STAs.

Access point for estimating motion of objects using wlan sensing measurements

Proximity detection by multiple WLAN link tracking

Technologies for casting digital media content include a source computing device communicatively coupled to a destination computing device. The source computing device is configured to transmit a set of identifiers of the source computing device to the destination computing device and receive a set of identifiers of the destination computing device from the destination computing device. Each set of identifiers includes a version (e.g., hardware or software) associated with the respective computing device and a unique identifier of the respective computing device. The source computing device is additionally configured to determine a subset of casting session parameters from a set of casting session parameters based on the one or more capabilities of the destination computing device which are usable by the destination computing device to establish a casting session and stream digital media content in accordance with the subset of casting session parameters. Other embodiments are described and claimed.

Technologies for scalable capability detection for multimedia casting

For example, a first wireless communication device may be configured to cluster a plurality of channel estimation measurements into a plurality of clusters based on a clustering criterion, the plurality of channel estimation measurements corresponding to a respective plurality of Physical Protocol Data Units (PPDUs) received from a second wireless communication device over a wireless communication channel; and, based on clustering of the plurality of channel estimation measurements into the plurality of clusters, selectively provide a clustered channel estimation measurement to be processed for detection of changes in an environment of the wireless communication channel, by providing the clustered channel estimation measurement together with one or more other clustered channel estimation measurements of a same cluster of the clustered channel estimation measurement to be processed for the detection of the changes in the environment.

Apparatus, system and method of wireless sensing

This disclosure describes systems, methods, and apparatuses related to secure ad hoc network access. A device may identify a cryptographic key received from a second device. The device may cause to send a probe request for service information to the second device. The device may identify a probe response including an information element received in the service information from the second device. The device may cause to send a first discovery request seeking to provision the second device. The device may identify a first discovery response from the second device including a configuration method. The device may cause to form an ad hoc wireless network group based on the first discovery response. The device may cause to exchange one or more messages to provide an access for the second device to the ad hoc wireless network group based on the cryptographic key and one or more in-band attributes.

Secure ad hoc network access

Apparatuses and methods may provide for technology that uses a wireless display docking over an infrastructure network by receiving, via a WiFi link, information associate with an infrastructure discovery of a receiver, using the information to discover the receiver via an infrastructure network i link, forming a connection with the receiver via the infrastructure network link, and streaming content to the receiver via the connection. In addition, receiver technology may emit a beacon signal via a WiFi link, form a connection with a client device via an infrastructure network link, and receive streamed content from the client device via the infrastructure network link.

Using wireless display docking technology over infrastructure networks

A first message is transmitted over a communication channel to initiate a transaction. The first message contains a random number and a public key of a device. Continuing the transaction, a second message is received. The second message also contains a random number and a public key of a second device. At least one message is received that contains a proof-of-possession of the device's password, along with a credential that is encrypted with a credential key.

Method for secure device discovery and introduction

A system and method is provided for an automatic user preference detection system, comprising an accessing device to access attribute information of media content files distributed to a user by a media content file distribution source; a database to store a preference file for each user of the media content file distribution source, wherein the preference file for each user is utilized to determine which media content file to select to distribute to the user; and a program adapted to learn, based on the user's responses to the play of media content files, the user's media content file preferences.

Method and apparatus for intelligent and automatic preference detection of media content

The present invention discloses method and system of encoding audio information (e.g., music, speech, etc.) from an analog medium (e.g., vinyl recordings, cassette tapes, etc.) into a compressed, track-oriented, digital format using attribute information and silence detection. The invention generates an analog audio signal by reproducing the audio information recorded on the analog medium, which is recorded on a plurality of discrete analog tracks. The analog audio signal is then sampled to generate a digital audio file (i.e., WAV file). The digital audio file is filtered to correct defects and then separated into a plurality of discrete digital audio tracks. Attribute information, such as track length, is accessed and confirmed by silence detection techniques in order to provide separation. This separation is accomplished such that each of the discrete digital audio tracks contains audio information corresponding to each of the discrete analog tracks, and are thus, arranged in a track-oriented digital format. The discrete digital audio tracks are then compressed (e.g., MP3) and stored, thereby providing reliable and readily accessible audio information.

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Preston Joel Hunt