Cisco Technology, Inc.

Vijaynarayanan Subramanian

Flavio Giovanni Bonomi

Rong Pan

Raghuram S Sudhaakar

David A Maluf

Preethi Natarajan

Xiaoqing Zhu

Sateesh Kumar Addepalli

Ashok Krishnaji Moghe

Nandita Dukkipati

Lillian Lei Dai

Sangtae Ha

Pascal Thubert

Chiu Ngok Eric Wong

Douglas Chan

Frederick Juergens Baker

Chiara Piglione

Robert Edward Somers

Mythili Suryanarayana Prabhu

Marc Jean-Philippe Girardot

Bill Carroll VerSteeg

Information describing a rule to be applied to a traffic stream is received at an edge network device. The traffic stream is received at the edge network device. A schema is applied to the traffic stream at the edge network device. It is determined that a rule triggering condition has been met. The rule is applied to the traffic stream, at the edge network device, in response to the rule triggering condition having been met. At least one of determining that the rule triggering event has taken place or applying the rule is performed based on the applied schema.

Policy-based payload delivery for transport protocols

A method includes establishing communication channels between an on-board unit (OBU) of a vehicle and a plurality of nodes, tagging each of a plurality of data from the plurality of nodes with a priority level, storing the plurality of data in a priority queue according to respective priority levels, selecting a medium to present a first data of the plurality of data to a user, and presenting the first data to the user via the medium. In the method, the plurality of nodes includes a remote node and an in-vehicle device. Another method includes receiving a data from a remote node, generating a plurality of data streams from the data and transmitting the plurality of data streams across a plurality of wireless interfaces. Another method includes enhancing audio signals from a plurality of microphones and speakers. Yet another method includes various gesture based user interfaces coupled to the OBU.

System and method for real-time synthesis and performance enhancement of audio/video data, noise cancellation, and gesture based user interfaces in a vehicular environment

Information describing a rule to be applied to a traffic stream is received at an edge network device. The traffic stream is received at the edge network device. A preliminary data analysis of the traffic stream is performed at the edge network device in accordance with the rule. A determination is made that further analysis of the traffic stream should be performed from a result of the preliminary analysis. The traffic stream data is sent to another network device for further analysis.

Efficient acquisition of sensor data in an automated manner

In response to a detected loss of previously transmitted information by an apparatus communicating with a remote device (e.g., using TCP), the rate of transmission of information is increased by the apparatus in response to attributing the detected loss of previously transmitted information as not being caused by congestion. This attribution of the packet loss is typically determined based on roundtrip delays between sent information and received corresponding acknowledgments, which may be used directly or indirectly, such as by estimating network queuing delays based on the measured roundtrip delays.

Increasing transmission rate to a remote device in response to attributing information loss as not being a result of network congestion

A system includes an on-board unit (OBU) in communication with an internal subsystem in a vehicle on at least one Ethernet network and a node on a wireless network. A method in one embodiment includes receiving a message on the Ethernet network in the vehicle, encapsulating the message to facilitate translation to Ethernet protocol if the message is not in Ethernet protocol, and transmitting the message in Ethernet protocol to its destination. Certain embodiments include optimizing data transmission over the wireless network using redundancy caches, dictionaries, object contexts databases, speech templates and protocol header templates, and cross layer optimization of data flow from a receiver to a sender over a TCP connection. Certain embodiments also include dynamically identifying and selecting an operating frequency with least interference for data transmission over the wireless network.

System and method for internal networking, data optimization and dynamic frequency selection in a vehicular environment

In one embodiment, a method includes estimating a current queuing latency, the estimated current queuing latency being associated with a queue of packets maintained in a buffer. The method also includes calculating a current drop or mark probability, the current drop or mark probability being associated with a probability that packets associated with the queue of packets will be dropped or marked. A rate at which the packets associated with the queue of packets are dequeued from the buffer is estimated in order to estimate the current queuing latency. The current drop or mark probability is calculated using the current estimated queuing latency.

Utilizing latency control to alleviate bufferbloat

In one embodiment, a method comprises determining access network conditions by a network device in an access network, the access network providing communications between a client device and a destination reachable via a data network; selecting, by the network device based on the access network conditions, one of a plurality of coding methods for network traffic between the client device and the destination, including selecting coding parameters for the one coding method; and causing, by the network device, coding to be executed on the network traffic, on behalf of the client device, according to the one coding method and the selected coding parameters.

Dynamic coding for network traffic by fog computing node

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Vijaynarayanan Subramanian