Robert Boschgmbh

Steven Dietrich

Andreas Mueller

Thomas Hansen

Johannes Von Hoyningen-Huene

Christoph Zimmer

Gunther May

Monique Duengen

Henrik Klessig

A method for assessing a state of a radio channel. The method includes: ascertaining or providing a piece of state information, which characterizes a simulated state of a spatial arrangement of components of the surroundings of the wireless communication network; ascertaining at least one prediction based on a machine-trained model, the state information being provided as an input parameter in an input section of a machine-trained model, the state information being propagated by the machine-trained model, and the at least one prediction of a piece of channel state information based on the machine-trained model, which characterizes a state of at least one radio channel between two communication modules, being provided in an output section of the machine-trained model.

Device and method for assessing a state of a radio channel

A method for operating a user station for a mobile communication system, which includes at least one master station, using code division multiple access (CDMA), including the following steps: ascertaining a first timing advance value for a data transmission from the user station to the master station as a function of first pieces of position information characterizing a position of the user station, transmitting first data to the master station using the first timing advance value.

User station for a mobile communication system and method for its operation

The disclosure relates to a method for connecting a machine having a multiplicity of machine components to a wireless network, wherein configuration data are generated having information about the multiplicity of machine components and how the latter are to be networked to one another, wherein the configuration data are transmitted to the wireless network, wherein a subnetwork of the wireless network is set up on the basis of the configuration data for the multiplicity of machine components and wherein the machine is connected to the subnetwork of the wireless network.

Method for connecting a machine to a wireless network

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Lohr am Main, Germany

Steven Dietrich