Pwc Product Sales LLC

Pricewaterhousecoopers Llp

Rebecca E Cohen

Srdjan Marinovic

Stillman Bradish

Eric Stanculescu

Anne E Morrow

Kristopher E Herring

Robert T Rogers

Tanner Payne

Hardware and/or software systems, devices, networks, and methods for managing for access authentication, and verification to devices, networks, and systems based on a wireless signal identity developed for wireless-enabled devices based on wireless signal information associated with wireless signals previously detected by the wireless-enabled devices. The system may be used to authenticate access requests, transactions, etc. based on comparison between wireless signal information associated with wireless signals presently detected by the WED and its wireless signal identity via a management platform and/or the WED itself.

Systems, devices, software, and methods for managing access using wireless signals

Disclosed herein are embodiments of systems, methods, and products that generate semantic resolutions of wireless signals. An analytic server may train a plurality of inductive classifiers generate a respective set of deduction rules. For example, the analytic server may train a first inductive classifier to mine a first set of deduction rules matching service set identifiers (SSIDs) with business entities. As another example, the analytic server may train a second inductive classifier to mine a second set of deduction rules matching proximal groupings of wireless signals (also referred to as hyperclusters) with business entities. Upon receiving an unresolved wireless signal, the analytic server may apply at least one of the first and second set of deduction rules to assign a semantic meaning to the wireless signal.

Systems and methods for automatic resolutions of wireless signals

Embodiments described herein generate proximal groupings of wireless signals based upon the temporal persistence and spatial proximity of the wireless signals as observed by a plurality of observer devices. For example, a first observer device may observe a first set of wireless signals at a first timepoint and a second observer device may observe a second set of wireless signals at a second timepoint. The first observer device may again observe a third set of wireless signals at a third timepoint. Based upon these observations, a server may generate a proximal grouping a wireless signals containing a subset of the first, second, third of wireless signals based upon temporal persistence and spatial proximity. Temporal persistence may be based upon the repeated observations of the subset of wireless signals across different timepoints and the spatial proximity may be based upon the proximity of locations of the observer devices.

Systems and methods for generating and updating proximal groupings of electronic devices

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Rebecca E Cohen