Ting-Chun Kang

Title: Ting-Chun Kang and Wireless Network Innovation.

Introduction

Ting-Chun Kang is an inventor based in Redmond, Washington, whose patent work addresses reliability in wireless network messaging. He is associated with T-Mobile USA, Inc.

Latest Patents

Kang is named on 1 patent, titled “Failure Handling for Missing Session Parameters.” The invention describes how a control-plane node, such as a session management function, can handle a service-based interface message that lacks a session parameter. Instead of rejecting the message, the node can use preconfigured mapping tables to supply a default value. The message type and another parameter, such as a quality-of-service identifier, help determine the appropriate value for a missing parameter such as allocation and retention priority or bandwidth. The approach may also apply to other network messages in which parameter values commonly occur together.

Career Highlights

Kang’s disclosed invention focuses on improving the handling of incomplete wireless network messages. By providing a method for filling in missing session parameters, the patent describes an alternative to rejecting messages that may still be processed with suitable default values.

Collaborations

Kang’s listed coworker is Rahul Amin. The available information identifies their association but does not specify the nature of their collaboration.

Conclusion

Ting-Chun Kang’s patent work at T-Mobile USA, Inc. highlights a practical approach to handling missing parameters in wireless network messaging and supporting more resilient network operations.