T-mobile Innovations LLC

Ramesh Venkata Josyula

Roopesh Kumar Polaganga

Jacob Matthew Madian

Madhav Ram Nusetty

Meenakshi Dhar

Amembal Vikram Pai

Aspects provided herein provide methods, systems, and a non-transitory computer storage medium storing computer instructions for dynamic slot reconfiguration for time division duplex nodes in a network. The method begins with monitoring a set of geospatial hex bins for a predetermined time for data utilization. At least one geospatial hex bin in the set of geospatial hex bins is identified as having a non-typical data utilization pattern. The non-typical data utilization pattern may be either a heavy uplink (UL) data pattern or a heavy downlink (DL) data pattern. The slot pattern used by the at least one geospatial hex bin in the set of geospatial hex bins with the non-typical data utilization patterns is dynamically reconfigured. The reconfiguring of the slot pattern may allocate at least one flexible slot to uplink or downlink symbols.

Dynamic reconfiguration of time division duplexing slot formats to optimize user experience in non-typical traffic scenarios

Aspects herein provide a system, media, and methods for dynamically switching a user device to a wireless connection as optimized for high uplink and/or downlink volume communications and/or low-latency needs associated with one or more applications, operations, and/or other functionalities, automatically and autonomously. In aspects, a user device is either directly connected to a telecommunications network via a base station and bypasses an in-range local network generated by a fixed wireless access point, or is connected to the local network generated by a fixed wireless access point instead of the telecommunications network. The connection selected and/or switched to is based on device capacity and signal characteristics.

System and methods for a dynamic and autonomous network switching for a user device

Systems and methods for generating one or more candidate maintenance windows of at least one cell site of a telecommunications network include a user device and a cell site communicatively coupled to a service management system. The service management system is structured to receive a maintenance request to upgrade the cell site, the maintenance request including a maintenance requirement. The service management system is structured to aggregate one or more network parameters based on the cell site and generate one or more candidate maintenance windows based on the one or more network parameters aggregated and the maintenance requirement. The one or more candidate maintenance windows identify one or more downtime upgrade periods correlating to the cell site.

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Ramesh Venkata Josyula