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US 11770313

Method, apparatus, and system for optimizing performance of a communication unit by a remote server

Current assignee: Adaptive Spectrum and Signal Alignment, Inc.

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Patent Overview: US 11770313 B2

Title: Method, apparatus, and system for optimizing performance of a communication unit by a remote server

Assignee: Adaptive Spectrum and Signal Alignment Inc (current); original assignee Assia Spe LLC. Inventor: Wonjong Rhee.

Key dates: Priority date 2011-11-10; filing date 2020-11-23; publication date 2023-09-26; anticipated expiration 2031-11-10. Status: Active.

Purpose: The patent addresses the problem that conventional adaptation algorithms (e.g., rate adaptation in WiFi) are static—implemented in firmware and governed by fixed designer assumptions that may not match real operating environments, causing poor performance. Embodiments described relate to optimizing performance of a communication unit by a remote server.

Plain-language scope: A remote server collects data from one or more communication units, generates a policy for each unit based on that data, and sends the policy to the units. The policy contains conditions for operation, and the units implement the policy according to time-varying data. On the device side, a communication unit sends data to the remote server, receives the policy, and executes it by implementing one of first and second algorithms based on the conditions and time-varying data. The described system may include a WiFi Access Point or a Digital Subscriber Line Access Multiplexer (DSLAM). The specification states embodiments are not limited to DSL or WiFi and apply to any communication system needing adaptation algorithms to cope with real-time variations in link channel, noise, interference, and other performance-affecting factors. The excerpt also mentions a machine-readable storage medium with executable instructions and a processor-based system.

Not established by the excerpt: The full text of the claims (the excerpt contains no numbered claims), the complete detailed description, specific figures' content beyond their captions, and the exact list of cited prior-art references. The excerpt was truncated mid-sentence. Litigation, ownership transfers, validity, and prior-art matters are outside this overview per the stated constraints.

Source: https://patents.google.com/patent/US11770313/en

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Current assignee: Adaptive Spectrum and Signal Alignment, Inc.

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