PATENT Portfolio

Ultra-fast Reliable 5G-6G Wireless

5G Advanced-6G

UltraLogic has developed an extensive portfolio of Patents for the next evolution in 5G-6G communications, to enable seamless, resilient, and secure connectivity.

Ultra-high Reliability in high-density environments
Ultra-fast Transmission
Ultra-low Latency
On-demand Access despite crowding
5G-6G Artificial Intelligence for lightning-fast responses in complex network management.

5G Advanced and 6G will revolutionize wireless communication, interconnecting billions of people from all continents. This is the next intellectual property frontier.  ULTRALOGIC’s Patents are designed to eliminate high-value points of failure.

  • Improved Modulation for higher information density.
  • Rapid uplink access for Reduced Latency.
  • Low-Complexity Network Discovery for automatic mobile access.
  • Location-Based Power and Frequency Correction for mobile connectivity.
  • Short-Form Demodulation Reference for Reduced Overhead.
  • Error Detection and Correction based on modulation quality.
  • Downlink search-space and demarcations for Rapid Message Detection.
  • Cascaded polling and scheduling for Massively-Parallel Device Access.
  • Rapid, resource-efficient Beam Alignment for Interference Reduction.

IDEALLY SUITED FOR INDUSTRY AND STANDARDS ADOPTION.

Over 125 issued and over 15 allowable U.S. Patents.
Multiple pending applications.

 

ULTRALOGIC PATENTS FOR SUCCESSFUL WIRELESS DOMINATION


ULTRALOGIC Patents enable extraordinary opportunities for faster, smarter, massively-parallel communications worldwide.  Soon everyone and everything can be connected.  We believe it can be done intelligently.

For example, ULTRALOGIC Patents provide extremely resource-efficient procedures for antenna alignment, initial access, grant request and polling, and on-message demodulation.  To enable the promise of super-throughput MIMO communications in dense urban environments, our innovations push the boundaries on speed by enabling connectivity at the highest frequencies, where phase noise dominates most others.  And for even greater reliability, especially in mission-critical and life-or-death communications, ULTRALOGIC Patents show how to identify and rectify individual message faults in real-time as the message is received.

ULTRALOGIC breakthrough Patents enable smarter vehicles, smarter manufacturing, and smarter consumer products.  For example, we developed ways to precisely map traffic patterns in real-time for precision traffic control and collision avoidance.  ULTRALOGIC is a technology leader in applying Artificial Intelligence to solve communication roadblocks by reducing complex problems to fast, low-power solution algorithms - which even low-complexity devices can handle. 

We developed Patented technology for adjusting modulation on-the-fly to avoid or minimize the current noise and interference, thereby opening the door to faster ultra-reliable communications.  As another example, we enable resource-efficient DRX polling by developing single-bit user-alert message protocols and cascaded signaling protocols.  As a third example, innumerable self-organizing local networks are the future of sidelink communications, and we developed ways to form, join, and localize such fluid networks at high resolution, using fast, low-complexity messaging.

Unlike expensive hardware technologies, our inventions are all software-based for easy, low-cost installation and upgrading.  ULTRALOGIC innovations do not replace 5G or 6G standards; we extend them - by providing fast, low-complexity connectivity to a wider range of users.  For example, ULTRALOGIC Patents show how industrial sensors can avoid the tedious and time-consuming blind search to identify incoming messages, and instead to instantly recognize their messages even with a low-complexity processor.  Further innovations enable rapid, low-cost, low-power procedures to find and log on to the closest available base station, a valuable boon for future mobile users.


ISSUED UNITED STATES PATENTS and PUBLISHED APPLICATIONS (click red underlined number to see the full document or click here to download the zip file of Patents & Publications):

 

ISSUED PATENTS
All Issued Patents have CONTINUATIONS on file with the USPTO.


  • 12,101,176
    Amplitude-Phase Acceptance Regions for 5G/6G Message Fault Detection - September 24, 2024

    Receiver can define a specific "acceptance region" in amplitude and phase around each allowed modulation state, and then flag any received message elements that fall outside the acceptance regions.
    Result: RAPID, AUTOMATIC IDENTIFICATION OF FAULTS.

  • 12,095,573
    Fault Determination by AI Waveform Analysis in 5G and 6G - September 17, 2024

    Message faulting is an increasing problem in 5G and future 6G. This Patent shows how to identify the likely faulted message elements by using AI to analyze certain waveform features, and detect anomalous values of those waveform features.
    Result: RAPID RECOVERY OF FAULTED MESSAGES.

  • 12,095,550
    Modulation Schemes for Recovering Collided States in 5G/6G - September 17, 2024

    In conditions of dense wireless communication, interference between neighboring cells can be severe. In this Patent, a modulation scheme is disclosed that enables rapid recovery even when two messages overlap in time.
    Result: HIGH RELIABILITY DESPITE COLLISIONS.

  • 12,074,741
    Identifying Faulted Message Elements by Modulation Consistency in 5G/6G - August 27, 2024

    Messages can be demodulated according to two different modulation schemes, QAM and classical amplitude-phase modulation. Any message element that demodulates differently by the two schemes is likely faulted.
    Result: IIDENTIFICATION OF FAULTED MESSAGE ELEMENTS.

  • 12,069,635
    Resource-Efficient Low-Complexity Beamforming Feedback in 5G/6G - August 20, 2024

    Feedback messages are essential for controlling transmission beams between network devices. Disclosed are brief signals and procedures for a user device to provide feedback to a base station on beam direction and other transmission parameters.
    Result: IMPROVED BEAM DIRECTIONALITY AT LOW COST.

  • 12,057,936
    Fault Correction Based on Meaning or Intent of 5G/6G Messages - August 6, 2024

    A receiver equipped with a trained AI model may be able to recover a faulted 5G/6G message by correlating the message content, interpreted for meaning or intent by the AI model, with one of the "expected" message types.
    Result: A COSTLY RETRANSMISSION MAY BE AVOIDED.

  • 12,052,129
    Ultra-Compact Phase-Tracking Demodulation Reference for 5G/6G - July 30, 2024

    A highly resource-efficient (single resource element) phase-tracking reference signal is disclosed in QAM, with the branch phase angle of 1, 45, or 90 degrees. The receiver can readily determine the phase rotation angle according to a ratio of received branch amplitudes, thereby correcting for phase noise.
    Result: LOWER PHASE NOISE ENABLES HIGHER FREQUENCY OPERATION.

  • 12,047,894
    Rapid Low-Complexity Synchronization and Doppler Correction in 5G/6G - July 23, 2024

    Precise timing and synchronization are key to maintaining network throughput with low fault rates. A simplified procedure is based on brief (single resource element) timing signals and a predetermined transmission schedule, from which each user device can calculate its timing advance and frequency offset.
    Result: IMPROVED RELIABILITY.

  • 12,047,219
    Fault Correction by Sum-Signal Modulation Testing in 5G or 6G - July 23, 2024

    Many message faults can be detected and repaired more efficiently according to the sum-signal (the overall received waveform) instead of the branch components, because amplitude noise and phase noise generally attack the overall waveform, not the individual branches. This Patent shows how to exploit that advantage.
    Result: SIMPLER FAULT LOCALIZATION AND CORRECTION.

  • 12,040,891
    How to Maximize Throughput and Phase Margin in 5G/6G Communications - July 16, 2024

    Phase margins depend principally on modulation. Disclosed are modulation schemes and procedures that widen the phase margins without degrading the information rate.
    Result: PHASE FAULT MITIGATION AT HIGH FREQUENCIES.

  • 12,038,519
    Low-Complexity Beam Alignment by Directional Phase in 5G and 6G - July 16, 2024

    Beamforming is a critical element of 5G and especially 6G. Disclosed are procedures in which the base station can transmit a phased beam having a phase that varies with angle, and the user devices can determine, from the receive phase, their angle relative to the base station, thereby aligning both entities.
    Result: VASTLY IMPROVED CLARITY AND EFFICIENCY.

  • 12,035,232
    Discovery and Initial Access for Reduced-Capability Devices in 5G/6G - July 9, 2024

    A mobile user device can find and select a suitable base station by transmitting a hailing message indicating its intent. Each base station can measure the amplitude of the hailing message as-received, and reply after a delay related to the amplitude. The user device can thereby select the best base station for communication.
    Result: RAPID, LOW-COMPLEXITY NETWORK ACCESS.

  • 12,034,571
    Modulation and Demodulation for Enhanced Noise Margins in 5G and 6G - July 9, 2024

    The amplitude and phase noise margins depend on the modulation scheme. To optimize throughput while minimizing message faults, the transmitter can monitor the types of message faults and adjust the modulation scheme accordingly.
    Result: FEWER FAULTS, FEWER RETRANSMISSION.

  • 12,022,514
    Early Backoff Termination for Longest-Waiting Users in 5G/6G Messaging - June 25, 2024

    A base station can allocate early priority to users that have been forced to wait the longest. This is especially relevant to future crowded networks.
    Result: FAIR AND EQUITABLE ALLOCATION OF RESOURCES.

  • 12,021,614
    Improved 5G/6G Network Operations with AI-Based Message Fault Correction - June 25, 2024

    Wireless networks can improve operation by correcting message faults at the receiver, using an AI-based model, instead of requesting a retransmission. Disclosed are methods for detecting a corrupted message, localizing the faults, and then probabilistically correcting them.
    Result: MORE THROUGHPUT, FEWER DROPPED MESSAGES.

  • 12,003,323
    AI Model with Error-Detection Code for Fault Correction in 5G/6G - June 4, 2024

    Message faulting is a critical unsolved problem for 6G. Disclosed is a method for using AI-based waveform analysis correlated with an error-detection code to localize the most probable faults.
    Result: RAPID CORRECTION OF THE MESSAGE.

  • 12,028,158
    Low-Complexity Fault Mitigation in 5G/6G Messages - June 2, 2024

    When signal reception is especially poor, messages can be repeatedly corrupted by noise and interference. Disclosed are procedures to isolate each faulted message element and correct it if possible or request a retransmission of the corrupted portion if uncorrectable.
    Result: EXTENDED RANGE DESPITE HEAVY INTERFERENCE.

  • 11,996,973
    Scheduling Single-Branch Phase-Tracking References in 5G and 6G - May 28, 2024

    The pacing challenge in high-frequency high-bandwidth communications is phase noise. Disclosed is a compact phase-tracking signal occupying just a single resource element, and configured for real-time cancellation of phase noise at high frequencies.
    Result: NOISE MITIGATION AT EXTREME FREQUENCIES.

  • 11,996,971
    Enhanced Throughput and Reliability with Zero-Power States in 5G and 6G - May 28, 2024

    A network can employ a modulation scheme that includes zero-power states along with the usual non-zero amplitudes, for greater versatility and throughput. Additionally, the zero-power states can indicate a start or end of the message. When included in a demodulation reference, the zero-power state can reveal backgrounds.
    Result: FASTER TRANSMISSIONS, IMPROVED BACKGROUND REJECTION.

  • 11,956,858
    Just-in-time Transmission of Data Messages in 5G and 6G - April 9, 2024

    Systems and methods are disclosed to accelerate message transfer between sites by multiple base stations. By indicating the destination address and the message length before the message itself, this gives the relay base stations time to set up the links for delivery.
    Result: MORE EFFICIENT MESSAGE DELIVERY.

  • 11,956,746
    Precision Synchronization Using Amplitude Measurements in 5G and 6G - April 9, 2024

    Many low-cost user devices are unable to perform the high-frequency signal processing required for synchronization. Therefore, a simpler method is disclosed based on amplitude measurements alone.
    Result: IMPROVED SYNCHRONIZATION FOR REDUCED-CAPABILITY DEVICES.

  • 11,950,197
    Precision Timing for Low-Complexity User Devices in 5G/6G Networks - April 2, 2024

    Timing is crucial for next-generation networks. Disclosed are very brief timing signals, and low-complexity procedures for processing them, to obtain a precision time-base lock between a base station and its user devices.
    Result: BETTER SYNCHRONIZATION AT LOW RESOURCE COST.

  • 11,943,160
    Resource-Efficient Demarcations for Downlink Messages in 5G and 6G - March 26, 2024

    To assist a user device in finding its downlink messages, the base station can attach demarcations to the message. The user device can recognize the demarcations, extract the data between them, and thereby receive the message without computation-intensive searching.
    Result: LOW-COST USER DEVICES CAN ACCESS THE NETWORK.

  • 11,871,254
    Incremental Realtime Signal-Quality Feedback in 5G/6G - January 9, 2024

    Incremental feedback is a compact, efficient control procedure for beam management in realtime. The user device indicates whether the transmission parameter should be increased or decreased, and the base station then adjusts the transmission parameter according to a predetermined (variable) increment.
    Result: EFFICIENT OPTIMIZATION OF BEAMS.

  • 11,855,924
    Parameter Options for Custom Downlink Search Spaces in 5G or 6G - December 26, 2023

    Currently, user devices are required to performa a complex blind-search continuously to find their arriving downlink control messages. In this Patent, a range of efficient procedures are disclosed to assist the user devices in (a) recognizing which messages belong to them, and (b) avoiding wasting precious battery power when they have no incoming messages.
    Result: SIMPLER, MORE RELIABLE DOWNLINK MESSAGING.

  • 11,849,349
    Fault Mitigation Using Signal Quality and Error-Detection Codes in 5G/6G - December 19, 2023

    A wireless receiver can correct message faults by finding the most likely faulted message elements according to the received signal quality, and then determining the corrected values of those faulted message elements using the error-detection code.
    Result: HIGH-RELIABILITY COMMUNICATION WITHOUT RETRANSMISSIONS.

  • 11,848,788
    AI-Based Waveform Analysis for Fault Localization in 5G and 6G - December 19, 2023

    AI is naturally suited for detecting, localizing, and correcting message faults using waveform data combined with the intent or meaning of the message. Using a trained AI model, or an algorithm derived from it, base stations and user devices can recover messages that otherwise would require a retransmission.
    Result: UNINTERRUPTED COMMUNICATION WITHOUT RETRANSMISSIONS.

  • 11,848,774
    AI-Based Analog-Digital Fault Detection and Localization in 5G/6G - December 19, 2023

    The faulted message elements in a corrupted message are rich with information about the fault and the correct value. Disclosed are procedures to correlate the analog waveform signal of each message element with the associated digital error-detection code, thereby localizing the likely faulted message elements.
    Result: RECOVERY OF THE CORRECTED MESSAGE.

  • 11,843,468
    Fault Detection, Localization, and Correction by 5G/6G Signal Quality - December 12, 2023

    Faults in wireless messages are an increasing problem for advanced networks due to the time and cost of retransmissions. Disclosed are methods for correcting message faults based on the signal quality in real-time, thereby avoiding most retransmission requests.
    Result: RAPID, LOW-COMPLEXITY FAULT MITIGATION.

  • 11,832,338
    Fast, Low-Complexity Polling in 5G/6G Networks - November 28, 2023

    If an incoming message arrives at a base station while the recipient user is off-line, the base station can hold the message. This Patent discloses a compact and efficient polling technique indicating which users have messages on hold.
    Result: USERS RECEIVE THEIR MESSAGES.

  • 11,832,204
    Ultra-Lean Synchronization Procedure for 5G and 6G Networking - November 28, 2023

    Disclosed is a rapid, efficient method for a user device to correct its clock time, clock frequency, timing advance on uplink, and Doppler shift frequency offset without prior-art messages or heavy overhead. Each timing message carries one unit of information, enabling the user device to calibrate and synchronize its time-base.
    Result: RAPID SYNCHRONIZATION OF UPLINK MESSAGES.

  • 11,832,128
    Fault Detection and Mitigation Based on Fault Types in 5G/6G - November 28, 2023

    Messages may be faulted by adjacent faults if the interference is mild, or by non-adjacent faults if the interference is intense. To combat mild interference, switch to a modulation scheme with a larger spread between modulation levels. If the interference is intense, attempt to evade the interference by using a modulation scheme with many more states, which makes the message much shorter.
    Result: REDUCED FAULTING.

  • 11,832,118
    Beam Adjustment by Incremental Feedback in 5G and 6G - November 28, 2023

    An ultra-lean, low-complexity procedure for adjusting a transmission beam for optimal reception by the intended recipient. The recipient can select which test signal, of multiple test signals, is best received, and the transmitter can adjust the beam parameters accordingly by incremental steps. Hence the transmission beam tracks the position of the user device.
    Result: IMPROVED SIGNAL QUALITY DESPITE CHANGING CONDITIONS.

  • 11,824,696
    Measuring and Mitigating Inter-Subcarrier Interference in 5G and 6G - November 21, 2023

    Procedures are introduced for diagnosing crosstalk between subcarrier signals, and for negating the crosstalk in post-reception signal processing or analysis corrections.
    Result: CLEANER SEPARATION BETWEEN MESSAGE ELEMENTS.

  • 11,824,667
    Waveform Indicators for Fault Localization in 5G and 6G Messages - November 21, 2023

    Message faults are an increasing problem due to network crowding and propagation fading. However, the received waveform is rich with information about the signal quality and interference. Disclosed are methods for determining which message element is faulted, and optionally what the corrected value is.
    Result: SAVED TIME AND RESOURCES BY AVOIDING A RETRANSMISSION.

  • 11,817,950
    AI Means for Mitigating Faulted Message Elements in 5G/6G - November 14, 2023

    To diagnose message faults and guide the repair of corrupted messages, Artificial Intelligence can provide many benefits by exploiting subtle, often hidden, correlations. Here we disclose AI methods to broaden the definition of modulation quality to include SNR, amplitude stability, background levels, and features of the nearest demodulation reference.
    Result: AUTOMATIC ADAPTATION OF THE MODULATION SCHEME.

  • 11,812,421
    AI-Managed Channel Quality Feedback in 5G/6G - November 7, 2023

    A base station is expected to control numerous beams toward numerous user devices in realtime under rapidly changing interference conditions, which is far beyond human capability. AI models are disclosed to assist in the feedback process by rapidly evaluating signal quality, autonomously managing beam parameter incrementation, and periodically selecting a better modulation scheme according to current conditions.
    Result: IMPROVED NETWORK PERFORMANCE WHILE REDUCING COSTS.

  • 11,811,579
    Recovery of Corrupted 5G/6G Messages by Modulation Quality - November 7, 2023

    Message faults can be identified and corrected by the receiver according to the modulation quality of each message element. Faulted message elements generally have poor modulation quality. The receiver can then alter the lowest-quality message elements to efficiently determine the corrected message.
    Result: FEWER DROPPED MESSAGES.

  • 11,811,565
    Demodulation Using Two Modulation Schemes in 5G and 6G - November 7, 2023

    Noise and interference can be mitigated by modulating according to a first modulation scheme, and demodulating according to a second modulation scheme, by providing a demodulation reference that exhibits both the phase rotation and the amplitude levels of the second modulation scheme.
    Result: FEWER MESSAGE FAULTS, GREATER RANGE.

  • 11,805,506
    Concise Feedback for Downlink Beam and Power Adjustment in 5G and 6G - October 31, 2023

    Disclosed is a method for user devices to provide feedback on signal quality to the base station using tailored modulation schemes that encode multiple parameters in a single resource element, and can be demodulated without a prior amplitude calibration.
    Result: BEAM MANAGEMENT WITH MINIMAL RESOURCE COST.

  • 11,805,491
    Compact Timing Signal for Low-Complexity 5G/6G Synchronization - October 31, 2023

    For resource-efficient synchronization, the base station can broadcast a Compact Timing Signal which the user devices can process using only low-complexity amplitude measurements, thereby avoiding custom signal processing and unnecessary legacy message exchange.
    Result: PERIODIC RE-SYNCHRONIZATION OF ENTIRE NETWORK.

  • 11,800,480
    Ultra-Lean Timing Signal for Precision Synchronization in 5G and 6G - October 24, 2023

    A compact uni-directional timing signal is broadcast by the base station to synchronize all the user devices in range. The timing signal includes an abrupt modulation change (phase or amplitude) centrally positioned in a particular symbol-time.
    Result: SHARPER SYNCHRONIZATION FOR IoT DEVICES.

  • 11,799,707
    Guard-Space Phase-Tracking Reference Signal for 5G and 6G Networking - October 24, 2023

    To provide modulation calibration and noise mitigation in very close proximity to each message element, a short demodulation reference can be inserted into the gap, or guard space, between modulated message data.
    Result: IMPROVED NOISE MITIGATION.

  • 11,799,608
    Low-Complexity Method for Identifying Downlink Messages in 5G and 6G - October 24, 2023

    Special bit sequences (or "demarcations") can be added to the start and end of each downlink message, to help user devices in finding their control messages, and optionally their data messages as well.
    Result: SAVED TIME AND POWER, NO MISSED MESSAGES.

  • 11,799,585
    Error Correction in 5G and 6G using AI-Based Analog-Digital Correlations - October 24, 2023

    AI can discern subtle correlations that humans find baffling. To fix a corrupted message, an AI model can use correlations between features of the waveform signal and the error-detection code to localize and potentially correct the message.
    Result: INCREASED RELIABILITY AT LOW COST.

  • 11,785,591
    Multiplexed Code for ACK/SR/Power/Beam Feedback in 5G and 6G - October 10, 2023

    Feedback is essential for maintaining communications between a base station and a user device. Disclosed are feedback procedures in which the base station includes test signals, with different beam properties, appended to a message, and the user device can indicate which test signal is best received in a brief feedback message.
    Result: REALTIME UPDATING OF BEAM PROPERTIES.

  • 11,784,764
    Artificial Intelligence for Fault Localization and Mitigation in 5G/6G - October 10, 2023

    Artificial intelligence AI models can greatly assist in finding faulted message elements by correlating subtle waveform irregularities. When combined with AI interpretation of the message content, a corrupted message can be restored without interrupting communications.
    Result: IMPROVED RELIABIILTY IN LOW-SNR CONDITIONS.

  • 11,782,119
    Phased Beam-Alignment Pulse for Rapid Localization in 5G and 6G - October 10, 2023

    This is a method for rapid alignment of transmission and reception beams. The base station transmits a wide signal across a large angular range, but with a phase modulation that varies with angle. The user device then detects the transmission and measures the phase, at the location of the user device. Since the phase depends on the direction, the user device thereby determines its alignment angle.
    Result: LESS WASTED TIME AND ENERGY ON BEAM SCANS.

  • 11,777,639
    How to Maximize Phase-Noise Margins in 5G and 6G - October 3, 2023

    A critical unsolved problem in high-frequency communications is phase-noise mitigation. We present a low-to-no-cost method for substantially enhancing the phase margins, relative to standard QAM, thereby enabling high reliability at high frequencies.
    Result: ACCESS SUB-THZ DOMAIN.

  • 11,777,547
    Phase-Tracking Demodulation Reference and Procedure for 5G and 6G - October 3, 2023

    A demodulation procedure is disclosed in which messages are transmitted in amplitude-phase modulation, then received using quadrature amplitude modulation, and then demodulated according to the original amplitude-phase modulation.
    Result: PHASE-NOISE TOLERANCE AND FAULT MITIGATION.

  • 11,770,815
    Lean Deterministic Beam/Power Feedback During 5G/6G Initial Access - September 26, 2023

    For best reception, the base station is expected to align a beam toward a new user device as soon as possible upon first contact. The Patent shows how the user device can indicate its angular position very early, such as upon the first message, or concatenated with other entry messages.
    Result: GREATLY REDUCED POWER AND BANDWIDTH CONSUMPTION.

  • 11,770,209
    Signal Quality Input for Error-Detection Codes in 5G and 6G - September 26, 2023

    A faulted message can be corrected by combining the analog information in the signal waveform with the digital information provided by an error-detection code associated with the message. The error-detection code can determine that the message is corrupted, the signal quality can localize the fault and propose a correction, and the error-detection code can verify the correction, all in real-time.
    Result: RAPID CORRECTION OF MESSAGE FAULTS.

  • 11,770,207
    Method for Mitigating Branch-Amplitude Faults in 5G and 6G Messages - September 26, 2023

    This shows how to measure the modulation quality of each branch signal in a QAM-modulated message, and thereby identify the faulted components for subsequent repair. Mitigation of branch components is faster and more efficient than trying to repair the whole message element.
    Result: HIGH RELIABILITY WITHOUT RETRANSMISSION.

  • 11,737,044
    Mid-Symbol Timestamp Point for Precision Synchronization in 5G and 6G - August 22, 2023

    For coherent communication in 5G/6G, the receiver must be synchronized with the transmitter. Disclosed are extremely compact timing signals, transmitted by a base station to enable user devices to precisely synchronize their clocks and frequencies to the base station clock.
    Result: IMPROVED RECEPTION AT HIGH FREQUENCIES.

  • 11,736,333
    Information Content in Zero-Power Modulation States in 5G and 6G - August 22, 2023

    This Patent introduces a versatile modulation scheme that includes states with zero transmission in all or part of the message element. This provides higher information density in each message element, and saves power due to the zero-transmission states.
    Result: SHORTER MESSAGES, SAVED POWER.

  • 11,736,332
    Enhanced Fault Correction and Noise Avoidance in 5G/6G Networking - August 22, 2023

    Message faults, if localized in one or a few message elements, can be identified according to their SNR and modulation quality. If the faulting is widespread, the receiver can decide to wait until the noise/interference has subsided before requesting a retransmission.
    Result: ELIMINATES FUTILE RETRANSMISSIONS.

  • 11,736,320
    Multiplexed Amplitude-Phase Modulation for 5G/6G Noise Mitigation - August 22, 2023

    Substantial improvement in phase-noise margin can be obtained by modulating a message, by the transmitter, using amplitude and phase modulation of the transmitted wave, and then demodulating it, in the receiver, according to QAM.
    Result: FEWER PHASE-NOISE FAULTS.

  • 11,722,980
    Guard-Space Timestamp Point for Precision Synchronization in 5G and 6G - August 8, 2023

    A base station can transmit timing signals to user devices embedded in the "transition zone" or guard-space before the actual message data. Since the guard-space is generally discarded in demodulating the message, this provides a precision time mark without consuming additional resources.
    Result: PRECISION SYNCHRONIZATION AT LOW/NO COST.

  • 11,695,612
    Method to Locate Faulted Message Elements Using AI in 5G and 6G - July 4, 2023

    This Patent shows how to use Artificial Intelligence to pick out the faulted message elements in a corrupted message, and how to reconstruct the original message using numerous input factors.
    Result: RAPID RECOVERY OF FAULTED MESSAGES.

  • 11,689,249
    Geographical Localization of 5G/6G Network Users and Base Stations - June 27, 2023

    Disclosed are rapid, efficient ways for users and base stations to set up directed "beams" toward each other, thereby obtaining greatly increased reception quality at a fraction of the transmitted power.
    Result: SAVING WASTED POWER.

  • 11,671,305
    Extremely Compact Phase-Tracking 5G/6G Reference Signal - June 6, 2023

    Demodulation references are needed to enable a receiver to recalibrate modulation levels before processing an incoming message. Disclosed is a demodulation reference that exhibits the maximum amplitude level of the modulation scheme, and also reveals phase errors, in a single resource element, from which the receiver can update the amplitude levels and mitigate phase noise.
    Result: IMPROVED DEMODULATION WITH LESS WASTED TIME AND POWER.

  • 11,652,533
    Resource-Efficient Beam Selection in 5G and 6G - May 16, 2023

    Many user devices in 5G and 6G have beamforming capability, but aligning with the base station is still tedious and slow.  Disclosed is a very fast, resource-efficient way for the base station to transmit a series of identical pulses, while the user devices of the network adjust their reception beams for best signal.
    Result: USER DEVICES OBTAIN INSTANT BEAM ALIGNMENT.

  • 11,644,522
    Triangular Beam Configurations for Rapid Beam Alignment in 5G and 6G - May 9, 2023

    For enhanced signal quality and range, messages can be transmitted in narrow "beams", but the process of aligning the beam with the recipient is time-consuming. Disclosed are procedures for wireless users and base stations to align their beams accurately and quickly, using just two short pulses of shaped beam energy. The ratio of the received signal amplitudes then indicates the correct alignment direction.
    Result: RAPID ALIGNMENT FOR ENERGY-SAVING COMMUNICATIONS.

  • 11,637,649
    Phase-Noise Mitigation at High Frequencies in 5G and 6G - April 25, 2023

    High frequencies are needed for massive increases in usership, but the phase noise at high frequencies is an unsolved problem. Here we disclose strategies and modulation schemes that provide very large phase acceptance regions, thereby enabling reliable communication despite substantial phase noise at high frequencies.
    Result: ACCESS TO HUGE NEW BANDWIDTHS.

  • 11,627,592
    Resource-Efficient Polling and Scheduling of 5G/6G Uplink Messages - April 11, 2023

    Whenever a user wishes to transmit a message in 5G or 6G, the user is required to go through a long series of complex steps. Here we disclose a fast, extremely terse code for base stations to determine which users have messages to send, and to provide grants without excessive handshaking.
    Result: EASY, RAPID UPLINK ACCESS.

  • 11,627,524
    Rapid Discovery of Closest Base Station in 5G and 6G Networks - April 11, 2023

    Disclosed are methods for a mobile user device to find and log on to a base station that is closest, or at least that provides the best signal quality, using a fast and efficient procedure, which is compatible with reduced-capability devices as well as high-performance users.
    Result: FASTER, SIMPLER INITIAL ACCESS.

  • 11,626,955
    Resource-Efficient Demodulation Reference for 5G/6G Networking - April 11, 2023

    For optimal message throughput, the size of messages must be made as short as possible. Disclosed is a short-form demodulation reference that provides all the information needed to determine the modulation levels of a modulation scheme, in a single resource element.
    Result: HIGHER MESSAGE THROUGHPUT.

  • 11,616,679
    Detection and Mitigation of 5G/6G Message Faults - March 28, 2023

    With greatly increased transmission speed and traffic density in the coming years, message faults are an increasing problem. In this Patent, we develop methods for testing each message element to specifically reveal the faulted ones, regardless of the modulation scheme. Mitigation steps are also disclosed.
    Result: MESSAGE FAULTS ARE CORRECTED TRANSPARENTLY.

  • 11,616,668
    Fault-Tolerant Method for Demodulating 5G or 6G Messages - March 28, 2023

    The critical step in receiving a wireless message is demodulation, in which each message element is compared to a calibrated amplitude or phase level. For improved noise/interference rejection, the disclosed procedures provide a short-format demodulation reference at the start (and optionally the end) of each message.
    Result: IMPROVED REJECTION OF FAST-CHANGING INTERFERENCE.

  • 11,611,375
    Location-Based System Information and Doppler Correction in 5G/6G - March 21, 2023

    Procedures for assisting mobile users in finding, synchronizing with, becoming registered on, and continuously frequency-adjusting with a chosen base station, especially correcting for time-dependent Doppler frequency shifts.
    Result: IMPROVED V2V AND V2X COMMUNICATION.

  • 11,601,320
    Single-Point Demodulation Reference for Noise Mitigation in 5G and 6G - March 7, 2023

    This Patent discloses an extremely short demodulation reference that can be inserted into messages at multiple places with minimal cost. The new demodulation reference calibrates both amplitude and phase, thereby combating both primary fault types.
    Result: IMPROVED REAL-TIME NOISE MITIGATION.

  • 11,601,150
    Demodulation for Phase-Noise Mitigation in 5G and 6G - March 7, 2023

    A zero-cost method for doubling the phase-noise margin is to modulate and demodulate the amplitude and phase of the overall sum-signal instead of the orthogonal branch amplitudes. The receiver still uses quadrature signal processing, but then converts the branch amplitudes back to the sum-signal amplitude and phase for demodulation.
    Result: REDUCE PHASE FAULTS AT HIGH FREQUENCY.

  • 11,581,919
    Transmission Power Compensation by Attenuation Mapping in 5G and 6G - February 14, 2023

    Everyone knows about "dead zones" where you can't get good reception on your phone or tablet. Here we show how to automatically and transparently compensate for obstructions by boosting the transmission power level, but only while you are in the affected region.
    Result: FEWER DROPPED CALLS.

  • 11,563,515
    Fault Recovery by Selection based on Modulation Quality in 5G/6G - January 24, 2023

    In remote areas with poor reception, or in densely-populated regions with high wireless traffic, every message is susceptible to interference faults. This Patent shows how to combine two (or more) faulted copies by selecting only the good message elements from each copy, and thereby recover the original message.
    Result: IMPROVED NOISE IMMUNITY.

  • 11,558,731
    Spontaneous Low-Complexity Local Sidelink Networks in 5G/6G - January 17, 2023

    Many wireless devices in the coming decades are expected to be autonomous, low-complexity processors with minimal communication needs, such as sensors and actuators. In this Patent, procedures are disclosed for clusters of such devices to find each other, form a spontaneous temporary ultra-lean network, and cooperate in solving problems.
    Result: SIMPLER DEVICES CAN COMMUNICATE.

  • 11,558,236
    Single-Branch Reference for High-Frequency Phase Tracking in 5G and 6G - January 17, 2023

    Disclosed is an extremely compact demodulation reference that exhibits the valid amplitude levels of the modulation scheme, and also provides phase-tracking for mitigation of phase noise, especially at high frequencies.
    Result: NOISE MITIGATION AT HIGH FREQUENCIES.

  • 11,546,201
    Selection of Message Elements based on Modulation Quality in 5G and 6G - January 3, 2023

    This Patent is based on modulation quality as a measure of reliability. In difficult communication environments (large distances, high backgrounds), it may be necessary to transmit the same message multiple times. Using the modulation quality, we show how to combine faulted copies element-by-element, and thereby generate a complete, unfaulted message copy without further handshaking.
    Result: INCREASED RANGE, REDUCED INTERFERENCE SENSITIVITY.

  • 11,546,112
    Resource-Efficient Custom Downlink Search-Space in 5G/6G - January 3, 2023

    Receiving downlink messages is a huge energy waster because each user device needs to scan every possible time/frequency/size combination continuously. This is solved by assigning a particular time and frequency resource to each user, such that every downlink message to that user must start in the assigned space.
    Result: GREATLY REDUCED COMPUTATIONAL DEMANDS.

  • 11,546,111
    Demarking the Start and End of 5G/6G Downlink Messages - January 3, 2023

    Placing a distinctive bit pattern at the start and end of each message helps the receiver identify messages in the stream of data, and to pick out the messages intended for it. A different bit pattern is used at the start and the end.
    Result: REDUCED COMPUTATION REQUIREMENTS.

  • 11,533,084
    Automatic Adjustment of Transmission Power for 5G/6G Messaging - December 20, 2022

    Everyone knows about cell-phone "dead zones". Disclosed is a method for automatically correcting the transmission power when a vehicle enters a region with excessive signal loss.
    Result: NO MORE DEAD ZONES.

  • 11,528,178
    Zero-Power Modulation for Resource-Efficient 5G/6G Messaging - December 13, 2022

    A modulation scheme normally includes amplitude or phase modulation of transmitted energy. In this Patent, additional modulation states are disclosed in which part or all of the signal is blank. The resulting message is shorter due to the extra modulation states, and saves power due to the zero-power states.
    Result: SHORTER MESSAGES, SAVED POWER.

  • 11,523,461
    Procedures to Inform Users of Incoming 5G/6G Messages - December 6, 2022

    Many future autonomous wireless devices will spend most of their time "sleeping" to conserve battery power, but then they have difficulty retrieving any messages that came in. This Patent discloses a highly compact method to alert the user devices of any messages, and also to tell them that there are no messages on hold.
    Result: EFFICIENT MESSAGE RECOVERY FOR AUTONOMOUS DEVICES.

  • 11,523,334
    Network Database for Rapid, Low-Complexity 5G/6G Network Access - December 6, 2022

    To determine the primary frequencies of a nearby base station, a user device can consult a comprehensive database of network system information, including base station locations. The user device can then initiate the registration procedure with the selected base station, sidestepping many complex procedures.
    Result: RAPID ACCESS TO A NEARBY BASE STATION.

  • 11,522,745
    Identification and Mitigation of Message Faults in 5G and 6G Communications - December 6, 2022

    Advanced correlation techniques are disclosed for correcting message faults using, among others, the modulation quality (especially in PAM modulation) and SNR/SINR.
    Result: FEWER DROPPED MESSAGES.

  • 11,522,740
    Modulation Scheme with Amplitude Variation Within Symbol in 5G/6G - December 6, 2022

    This advanced modulation scheme encodes more information per message element by allowing modulation states in which the amplitude varies during each symbol-time. Both stepped and ramped variations are disclosed.
    Result: SHORTER TRANSMISSIONS, LESS POWER.

  • 11,522,638
    Artificial Intelligence Fault Localization in 5G and 6G Messages - December 6, 2022

    This Patent uses artificial intelligence and machine learning to determine which specific message elements, of a corrupted message, are faulted. The receiver can then attempt to mitigate those faulted message elements, or request a retransmission of the faulted portion of the message.
    Result: HIGHER RELIABILITY WITHOUT RETRANSMISSIONS.

  • 11,522,637
    Selection of Faulted Message Elements by Modulation Quality in 5G/6G - December 6, 2022

    Message faults result in delays and additional background due to retransmission requirements. In this Patent, the specific faulted message elements are identified by measuring the modulation quality. The receiver may then attempt to recover the message by requesting a retransmission of the faulted portion.
    Result: LOWER LATENCY.

  • 11,522,636
    Modulation Quality and Fault Mitigation in 5G/6G - December 6, 2022

    To detect individual faulted message elements, the receiver can measure how far the amplitude and phase deviate from the calibrated modulation levels. Large deviations indicate a faulted message element, leading to recovery of the corrected message.
    Result: REDUCING RETRANSMISSION BURDENS.

  • 11,522,634
    Collision-Tolerant Modulation and Fault Recovery in 5G and 6G Messages - December 6, 2022

    Modulation schemes are disclosed with the property that collided messages can still be recovered. Each received message element can be identified as one of the legal modulation states, or a sum of two of the legal modulation states, thereby enabling message decoding.
    Result: FAULT RECOVERY, FASTER THAN RETRANSMISSION.

  • 11,516,065
    Identifying Specific Faults in 5G/6G Messages by Modulation Quality - November 29, 2022

    We show how to scan a message for faults and determine which specific message elements are faulted. Receiver can then attempt to resolve the fault instead of requesting a retransmission.
    Result: HIGHER RELIABILITY IN NOISY ENVIRONMENTS.

  • 11,510,096
    Selecting a Modulation Table to Mitigate 5G Message Faults - November 22, 2022

    AI means are disclosed for analyzing message faults, determining specifically what modulation parameters were faulted and how, and then recommending a more-suitable modulation table to circumvent the most prominent fault types. Artificial Intelligence thus enables custom adaptation to the current noise and interference — transparently.
    Result: FEWER MESSAGE FAILURES.

  • 11,509,381
    Resource-Efficient Beam Selection in 5G and 6G - November 22, 2022

    Advanced wireless systems transmit and receive messages in "beams" or directed energy, but the process of aligning the beams is time-consuming. Disclosed are methods for rapidly aligning both transmission and reception beams with minimal disruption of ongoing activities.
    Result: IMPROVED RECEPTION IN LESS TIME.

  • 11,502,893
    Short-Form 5G/6G Pulse-Amplitude Demodulation References - November 15, 2022

    In pulse-amplitude modulation, a message can be demodulated by amplitude measurements alone. This Patent discloses extremely compact demodulation references, which assist the receiver in demodulating the message correctly despite noise and interference.
    Result: FEWER DROPPED MESSAGES, SHORTER TRANSMISSIONS.

  • 11,496,266
    Demodulation Reference for High Background Rejection in 5G or 6G - November 8, 2022

    In a busy wireless environment, the interference can change quickly. Disclosed are compact, single-element demodulation references that can be embedded within a message at numerous places, to provide a real-time mitigation of current interference and noise.
    Result: FEWER MESSAGE FAULTS.

  • 11,469,856
    Retransmission of Selected Message Portions in 5G/6G - October 11, 2022

    When a message arrives faulted in 5G/6G, the entire message is retransmitted, which wastes resources since most of the message is usually not in error. In this Patent, protocols are provided for determining which portion of a message contains the faults, so that just that portion can be transmitted again.
    Result: SAVES TIME AND RESOURCES.

  • 11,463,296
    Error Correction by Merging Copies of PAM-Modulated 5G/6G Messages - October 4, 2022

    In a region of poor reception, a message may be faulted, and its retransmission may also be faulted. The correct message may be recovered by measuring the pulse-amplitude modulation quality of each message element and selecting the best-quality elements for a merged message.
    Result: EXTENDED RANGE EVEN UNDER ADVERSE RECEPTION CONDITIONS.

  • 11,463,288
    Amplitude-Variation Encoding for High-Density 5G/6G Modulation - October 4, 2022

    A new modulation scheme is disclosed, in which each message element is modulated not as a constant amplitude, but rather as a changing amplitude during the message element. The receiver can measure the initial and final amplitude values and demodulate the message element accordingly. Many additional modulation states are provided, for improved data transfer rates.
    Result: SHORTER MESSAGES AND REDUCED BACKGROUND GENERATION.

  • 11,456,821
    Retransmission of Selected PAM-Modulated Message Portions in 5G/6G - September 27, 2022

    Often the message faults are clustered in one small portion of the message, and the rest of the message is okay. This Patent shows how to request retransmission of just a portion of the message by measuring the pulse-amplitude modulation quality of each message element.
    Result: TIME SAVED, LESS TRAFFIC.

  • 11,452,035
    Hailing Procedure for V2R, V2V, and V2X Initial Contact in 5G and 6G - September 20, 2022

    Before joining a network, the new user must arduously search through a "blind-search frequency raster". In this Patent, a new hailing message is disclosed. Mobile users can transmit the hailing message on a prescribed channel, and all base stations in proximity can respond sequentially. The user can then select the closest base station based on the responses, and immediately log on.
    Result: FASTER NETWORK ACCESS.

  • 11,451,949
    Sidelink V2V, V2X, and Low-Complexity IoT Communication in 5G and 6G - September 20, 2022

    Vehicles in traffic need to communicate with each other to avoid collisions and manage the flow. In this Patent, protocols are disclosed for mobile users to find each other, identify their wireless addresses, and form a temporary local network of communicating and coordinating vehicles.
    Result: VEHICLE COOPERATION TO AVOID COLLISIONS.

  • 11,451,429
    Modulation Including Zero-Power States in 5G and 6G - September 20, 2022

    In this Patent, new modulation schemes are disclosed in which some of the modulating states have zero amplitude in one or both components. These additional states can be used to pack more bits into each message element, or to indicate the start and end of a message.
    Result: FASTER DOWNLOADS, LESS ENERGY CONSUMPTION.

  • 11,438,961
    Cascaded Polling for Resource-Efficient Low-Complexity 5G/6G DRX - September 6, 2022

    Base stations can alert user devices that they have an incoming message on hold. Prior-art polling wastes time and resources. In this Patent, the base station divides the users into sections and sends polling messages only to the sections that have a user with messages.
    Result: SHORTER POLLING MESSAGES, LESS WASTED TIME AND RESOURCES.

  • 11,438,834
    Searchable Database of 5G/6G Network Access Information - September 6, 2022

    Mobile users have a difficult time finding and logging onto a local base station. In this Patent, a comprehensive Network Database is disclosed. The database lists all the base stations, and their frequencies and login codes, according to region. Users can download the database and then use it off-line, to select the closest base station and easily log on for service.
    Result: SIMPLER ACCESS.

  • 11,438,761
    Grant-Free Messaging for Low Latency in 5G/6G - September 6, 2022

    Wireless users are required to state the size of their message before being allowed to transmit it, resulting in extra delays. This Patent shows how users can state the message size in a random access channel, at the same time as they request an uplink grant. The base station can then provide the grant immediately.
    Result: FEWER STEPS, TIME SAVED.

  • 11,438,122
    Custom Downlink Search-Spaces for Low-Complexity 5G/6G Messaging - September 6, 2022

    Downlink messages are difficult to receive in 5G/6G. Users are expected to "blind-search" a huge range of possible time-frequency spaces to find a message among clutter. In this Patent, we present a simpler way, in which each user tailors its own search-space according to its capabilities and needs.
    Result: USERS RECEIVE THEIR OWN MESSAGES, WITHOUT THE HASSLE.

  • 11,438,033
    Location-Based Power for High Reliability and Low Latency in 5G/6G - September 6, 2022

    Mobile users are required to adjust their transmission power using a tedious power-scan which wastes time and resources. In this Patent, methods are disclosed for setting the transmitter power based on locations. The method applies to base stations as well as to vehicles in motion and stationary users.
    Result: SAVED TIME, BETTER RECEPTION.

  • 11,425,744
    Cascaded Scheduling Requests for Resource-Efficient 5G and 6G - August 23, 2022

    A user device needs to request permission to transmit a message, in a special time slot allocated for the requests. In this Patent, the user devices are divided into sections, and they first indicate which section includes at least one user with a message to send, and then specify which user it is.
    Result: LOWER LATENCY, LESS UNUSED RESOURCES.

  • 11,424,787
    AI-Based Power Allocation for Efficient 5G/6G Communications - August 23, 2022

    Selecting the correct transmission power level in real-life traffic situations is a complex problem, especially in a densely-populated urban setting. In this Patent, artificial intelligence methods are disclosed for adjusting the power according to varying distance and interference conditions, without a tedious "power scan". The method also minimizes the spill-over into adjacent cells.
    Result: AUTOMATIC RECEPTION IMPROVEMENT.

  • 11,418,372
    Low-Complexity Demodulation of 5G and 6G Messages - August 16, 2022

    To demodulate a received message, a wireless receiver can first populate a calibration set with the modulation levels (amplitude and phase levels) of the modulation scheme, and then compare the modulation values of each message element to the calibration set.
    Result: LOW-COMPLEXITY DEMODULATION, VARIOUS MODULATION SCHEMES.

  • 11,418,281
    Error Correction by Merging Copies of 5G/6G Messages - August 16, 2022

    If a message is faulted, it is discarded and a second copy is requested. If the retransmitted copy is also faulted, they are both discarded, which is a complete waste. In this Patent, a method is disclosed for combining two faulted versions of the same message and obtaining a fully corrected version.
    Result: GREATER MESSAGING RELIABILITY.

  • 11,418,279
    Recovery and Demodulation of Collided 5G/6G Message Elements - August 16, 2022

    If two messages overlap in time and frequency, they interfere destructively. In this Patent, special modulation schemes are disclosed that enable the receiver to demodulate the two messages despite the collision.
    Result: FEWER RETRANSMIT REQUESTS, HIGHER RELIABILITY.

  • 11,411,795
    Artificial-Intelligence Error Mitigation in 5G/6G Messaging - August 9, 2022

    Using pulse-amplitude modulation and artificial intelligence, faulted messages can be detected, the likely faulted message elements can be identified, and in some cases the faults can be mitigated. For practical use, a simplified algorithm can be derived from the AI model, enabling base stations and user devices to mitigate their received message faults.
    Result: BETTER NETWORK EFFICIENCY, HIGHER USER SATISFACTION.

  • 11,411,612
    Location-Based Beamforming for Rapid 5G and 6G Directional Messaging - August 9, 2022

    Users and base stations can transmit messages in a narrow "beam" for better reception and less interference. However, adjusting the beam properties is time-consuming and resource-intensive. This Patent discloses better ways to adjust the beam direction and correct for common reception faults.
    Result: ACCURATE BEAMFORMING.

  • 11,405,131
    AI-Based Error Detection and Correction in 5G/6G Messaging - August 2, 2022

    Determining which message symbols are faulted, and what the correct values should be, is a complex problem. Disclosed are methods based on artificial intelligence for automatically localizing the faults, determining the correct values, and thereby recovering the original message.
    Result: BROAD-SPECTRUM ERROR MANAGEMENT.

  • 11,398,876
    Error Detection and Correction in 5G/6G Pulse-Amplitude Modulation - July 26, 2022

    Message faults can be detected and in some cases corrected by demodulating each message element according to pulse-amplitude modulation and evaluating the modulation quality of each message element. In addition, faults can be identified by comparing the pulse-amplitude result with a classical amplitude-phase multiplexed modulation.
    Result: FAULTS RESOLVED WITHOUT WAITING FOR A RETRANSMISSION.

  • 11,398,850
    Rapid Doppler Correction for Mobile V2X Communication in 5G/6G - July 26, 2022

    When a vehicle is in motion, its messages are frequency-shifted, making reception difficult. In this Patent, a method is disclosed for correcting the transmission frequency based on the location, speed, and orientation of the vehicle. The user and the base station can then both receive messages at the correct, unshifted frequency.
    Result: FEWER RECEPTION ERRORS FROM FREQUENCY SHIFT.

  • 11,395,135
    Rapid Multi-Hop Message Transfer in 5G and 6G - July 19, 2022

    Normally, a base station waits until a message is fully uploaded before arranging a "multi-hop" transfer across the network. In this Patent, a new message format provides the recipient's address first. The base station can then set up the transfer links while the rest of the message is still being uploaded. When the upload is finished, the transfer is ready.
    Result: FASTER MESSAGE DELIVERY.

  • 11,387,961
    Short-Format Demodulation Reference for Improved Reception in 5G and 6G - July 12, 2022

    Demodulation reference messages help the receiver to interpret the amplitude and phase modulation of each message. However, the standard demod is bulky and complex. Disclosed is a short-format demodulation reference that explicitly provides the primary amplitude and phase levels. The format is very short, so it can be placed where needed without hogging the bandwidth.
    Result: BETTER DEMODULATION, SMALLER FOOTPRINT.

  • 11,387,960
    Downlink Demarcations for Rapid, Reliable 5G/6G Messaging - July 12, 2022

    It is difficult for users to receive messages from the base station because downlink messages are mingled randomly in time and frequency. This Patent provides improved message formats that clearly indicate where each downlink message begins and ends, greatly assisting the receiver.
    Result: QUICKER, SIMPLER MESSAGE RETRIEVAL.

  • 11,387,935
    Error Detection and Correction by Modulation Quality in 5G/6G - July 12, 2022

    In 5G/6G, any message that contains a fault is discarded, which destroys valuable information since usually only one or two message symbols are faulted. This Patent introduces protocols that determine which parts of the message are at fault and, in some cases, how to correct the faults.
    Result: MESSAGE RECOVERY SAVES TIME.

  • 11,297,643
    Temporary QoS Elevation for High-Priority 5G Messages - April 5, 2022

    When a message absolutely, positively must get there as fast as possible, this Patent shows how to instantly elevate the priority (QoS) and demand instantaneous delivery, without changing the other normal communications which are ongoing. This is a matter of life-and-death.
    Result: EMERGENCY MESSAGES GET DELIVERED FIRST.

  • 11,229,063
    Early Disclosure of Destination Address for Fast Information Transfer in 5G - January 18, 2022

    Normally, a base station waits until a message is fully uploaded before arranging a "multi-hop" transfer across the network.  In this Patent, a new message format provides the recipient's address first.  The base station can then set up the transfer links while the rest of the message is still being uploaded.  When the upload is finished, the transfer is ready.
    Result: FASTER MESSAGE DELIVERY.

  • 11,212,831
    Rapid Uplink Access by Modulation of 5G Scheduling Requests - December 28, 2021

    Before transmitting a data message, users are required to send a standardized request to the base station, an inefficient use of resources.  In this Patent, a more efficient procedure is disclosed in which the modulation state of the scheduling request is used to specify message parameters, thereby saving a step and simplifying each transmission. 
    Result: LESS WASTED TIME AND BANDWIDTH.

  • 11,206,169
    Asymmetric Modulation for High-Reliability 5G Communications - December 21, 2021
    Wireless messages are modulated in amplitude and phase according to specific, restricted patterns.  This Patent discloses special modulation schemes that "break the rules" by arranging custom spacing between amplitude and phase levels. 
    Result: IMPROVED NOISE MARGINS.

  • 11,206,092
    Artificial Intelligence for Predicting 5G Network Performance - December 21, 2021

    Selecting the optimal modulation table for each traffic and interference and priority situation is a complex problem.  In this Patent, an artificial intelligence model accounts for network conditions, analyzes the observed fault types, then determines which modulation table would best improve message reliability. 
    Result: SMOOTHER NETWORK OPERATION.

  • 11,202,198
    Managed Database of Recipient Addresses for Fast 5G Message Delivery - December 14, 2021
    In wireless messaging, the full "MAC" address is bulky and inconvenient. This Patent shows how the user can instead refer to a short code representing each of the user's favorite contacts. The base station fills in the rest of the address before forwarding the message to the recipient. The base station also automatically adds new addresses to the database whenever they appear.
    Result: FASTER UPLOADS AND DOWNLOADS.

  • 11,160,111
    Managed Transmission of Wireless DAT Messages - October 26, 2021

    For a user waiting to transmit a wireless message, forced delay periods are a waste of time and resources. For high-priority applications, any delay may be critical. In this Patent, a base station monitors how many times each user has been forced to delay, then selects the user with the largest number of delays for immediate transmission.
    Result: SHORTER WAIT TIMES.

  • 11,153,780
    Selecting a Modulation Table to Mitigate 5G Message Faults - October 19, 2021

    If a message is received with even a single faulted bit, the message is discarded in 5G.  But faulted messages contain valuable information about the source of the problem.  This Patent shows how a network can analyze the faults and switch to a different modulation scheme that avoids the type of interference detected. 
    Result: INTERFERENCE MITIGATION IN REAL TIME.

  • 10,939,471
    Managed Transmission of Wireless DAT Messages - March 2, 2021

    In a dense urban environment, it is common for a message to be repeatedly delayed due to heavy use of a limited bandwidth. This Patent shows how to find empty air time, thereby permitting each delayed user to transmit immediately.
    Result: IMPROVED BANDWIDTH UTILIZATION.

  • 10,820,349
    Wireless Message Collision Avoidance with High Throughput - October 27, 2020

    Wireless transmissions often need to be delayed, to avoid conflicts.  Unfortunately, in 5G, each successive delay is required to be longer than the last, which unfairly penalizes the delayed user.  In this Patent, the base station moves the most-delayed user to the head of the line for the next available transmission opportunity. 
    Result: SHORTER DELAYS, FEWER DROPPED MESSAGES.

  • 10,820,182
    Wireless Protocols for Emergency Message Transmission - October 27, 2020

    Emergency messages must get top priority. In this Patent, new procedures are disclosed for ensuring rapid, reliable transfer of emergency message data to a first-responder station. Special codes are introduced to indicate the severity of the emergency, type of rescue needed, and number of victims, all in the initial help message.
    Result: EMERGENCY MESSAGES REACH FIRST-RESPONDERS FAST.

 

PUBLISHED APPLICATIONS
All Published Applications below have been declared by an Examiner to have
ALLOWABLE CLAIMS, which should therefore result in ISSUED PATENTS.


  • US 2024/0333558
    Selecting a Modulation Scheme Responsive to Fault Types in 5G/6G - October 3, 2024

    A wireless receiver can determine whether amplitude faults or phase faults are more prevalent, and select an alternative modulation scheme for subsequent messages accordingly.
    Result: FEWER MESSAGE FAULTS.

  • US 2024/0314684
    AI-Based Selection of Network and Initial Access in 5G/6G - September 19, 2024

    A base station can receive a hailing message from a prospective user device, and using an AI model, determine whether to accept the user device, and if so, to transmit a reply message after a delay interval indicating how close the base station is to the user device.
    Result: FASTER, SIMPLER ACCESS TO THE NETWORK.

  • US 2024/0154679
    Test Signals and Feedback for Beam Optimization in 5G and 6G - May 9, 2024

    Beam optimization is a key challenge for efficient next-generation wireless. Disclosed are test signals and feedback examples that provide real-time feedback while consuming negligible resources, and further providing feedback on transmission power levels.
    Result: HIGHER RELIABILITY AT LOWER TRANSMISSION POWER LEVELS.

  • US 2024/0097852
    Eliminating Unnecessary Downlink Control Messages in 5G and 6G - March 21, 2024

    A major power-waster for battery-operated user devices is the constant search for their downlink control messages among unrelated transmissions. Disclosed are methods suitable for remote, reduced-capability user devices to locate their messages in custom search-spaces, therefore eliminating the redundant DCI control messages.
    Result: REDUCED COMPUTATIONAL EFFORT BY USER DEVICES.

  • US 2024/0080712
    Rapid Fault Localization Based on Waveform and CRC in 5G/6G - March 7, 2024

    Message faults are caused by network crowding and signal fading at high frequencies of 5G and 6G. Disclosed are methods for a receiver to identify the faulted message elements based on the waveform signal, and to determine the most likely corrected version based on an attached error-detection code.
    Result: FEWER RETRANSMISSIONS, LOWER BACKGROUND GENERATION.

  • US 2024/0048429
    Procedures for Efficiently Defaulting QAM Messages in 5G and 6G - February 8, 2024

    Corrupted communications result in high costs and delays. Disclosed are procedures to localize and correct message faults using branch amplitude data and modulation quality, and requesting a retransmission only when too many message elements are faulted.
    Result: RAPID, RELIABLE COMMUNICATIONS.

  • US 2024/0039770
    Packing Additional Information in Each Message Element in 5G/6G - February 1, 2024

    For higher information density in wireless messages, the message elements can be modulated in amplitude and also in amplitude variation, in which the amplitude of the signal is varied across each message element according to predetermined variation values.
    Result: HIGHER INFORMATION DENSITY, SHORTER MESSAGES.

  • US 2024/0032011
    Direct AI Management of 5G/6G Network Operations - January 25, 2024

    AI-assisted network management can provide faster and more accurate responses to rapidly changing network conditions, when properly trained. Disclosed are methods for AI to participate, optionally autonomously, in network management.
    Result: OPTIMIZED THROUGHPUT, FEWER FAULTS.

  • 2023/0387952
    Selecting a Modulation Scheme to Mitigate Specific Fault Types in 5G and 6G - November 30, 2023

    A base station can tailor the modulation scheme of each user device according to the fault types (amplitude or phase faults) observed. Further fault mitigation can be provided by a proximate demodulation reference.
    Result: HIGH RELIABILITY IN DENSE NETWORKS.

  • 2023/0362720
    Artificial Intelligence for Optimizing 5G/6G Wireless Network Performance - November 9, 2023

    Message faults are a limiting factor for critical low-latency communications in future networks. This Patent shows how to diagnose fault problems and recommend a more effective modulation scheme to avoid those faults.
    Result: LOWER FAULT RATES, HIGHER THROUGHPUT.

  • 2023/0336398
    Multi-Parameter Fault Detection and Mitigation in 5G and 6G Messaging - October 19, 2023

    Faults in wireless messages can be localized and often corrected by calculating a quality metric for each message element, based on the measured SNR of the signal, the closeness to a calibrated modulation state, and other parameters.
    Result: COSTLY RETRANSMISSION AVOIDED.

  • 2023/0300017
    AI-Based Correction of Corrupted 5G/6G Messages -September 21,2023

    Fault mitigation in wireless messages is possible when multiple fault indicators are combined. Due to the complexity of this process, an AI model is best suited to localize and correct the fault or faults.
    Result: IMPROVED FAULT MITIGATION, FEWER DROPPED CALLS.

  • 2023/0262595
    Automatic Base Station Discovery, Selection, and Registration in 5G/6G - August 17, 2023

    A network database contains system information about all the base stations available in each region, so prospective user devices can readily communicate with a preferred base station, without performing the arduous and time-consuming prior-art initial access procedure.
    Result: FASTER ACCESS TO BEST AVAILABLE NETWORK.

  • 2023/0246699
    Low-Complexity Procedure for 5G/6G Beam Alignment - August 3, 2023

    Beam alignment is critical for efficient, low-background signaling at high frequencies. To align the base station beams toward user devices, the base station can transmit beam test signals which the user device tests for signal quality. The base station can also provide a number of uniformly transmitted signals, which the user device can receive using a number of different reception beam directions.
    Result: BIDIRECTIONAL BEAM ALIGNMENT FOR EFFICIENT COMMUNICATION.

  • 2023/0155721
    Message Fault Localization and Correction in 5G and 6G - May 18, 2023

    Under adverse conditions, a receiver may get multiple corrupted versions of an important message. To finally construct the correct message version, the receiver can select each message element with the best modulation quality, and likely recover the message.
    Result: FAULT-TOLERANT HIGH-DENSITY MESSAGING.

 

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  • US 18/892,404
    Enhanced 5G/6G Message Reliability with Guard-Space References - September 22, 2024

    A standard demodulation reference can be inserted into the guard-space of each resource element instead of a cyclic prefix, thereby enabling enhanced phase tracking and amplitude noise cancellation, enabling high frequency communications.
    Result: ENHANCED FAULT MITIGATION IMPROVES RELIABILITY.

  • US 18/886,683
    Methods for Rapid Fault Recovery of Corrupted 5G/6G Messages - September 16, 2024

    Message faulting is an expensive problem, increasing with each wireless generation. Methods are disclosed for a receiver to diagnose and correct message faults based on the waveform and an error-detection code, without a retransmission.
    Result: RECEIVER CORRECTS THE MESSAGE AUTONOMOUSLY.

  • US 18/829,002
    Wireless Message Scheduling for Improved Fairness - September 9, 2024

    If a user has tried repeatedly to transmit and failed, due to heavy traffic or other reasons, the network can give that user higher priority on the next attempt.
    Result: IMPROVED FAIRNESS IN TRANSMITTING.

  • US 18/803,357
    Methods for Fault Recovery with Collision-Tolerant Modulation in 5G and 6G - August 13, 2024

    Modulation schemes are proposed in which a collision between two signals produces a predictable sum-signal. The receiver can extract the likely original message from the sum-signal based on amplitude and phase.
    Result: FAULT RECOVERY WITHOUT A RETRANSMISSION.

  • US 18/800,863
    Amplitude-Phase Exclusion Zones for 5G/6G Message Fault Detection - August 12, 2024

    A wireless receiver can define certain "exclusion zones" in amplitude and phase of the received waveform. Any received message element that falls inside one of the exclusion zones is a fault.
    Result: RAPID, AUTOMATIC IDENTIFICATION OF FAULTS.

  • US 18/774,725
    Reliability Optimization by AI-based Fault Mitigation in 5G/6G - July 16, 2024

    Disclosed are methods for a receiver with an AI model, trained to detect message faults based on the waveform signal which can repair the corrupted message without requiring a re-transmission.
    Result: HIGHER COMMUNICATION RELIABILITY.

  • US 18/772,196
    Real-time Fault Mitigation by Modulation Quality in 5G and 6G - July 14, 2024

    Message faulting is an unsolved 5G/6G problem. Disclosed are methods for the receiver to identify and correct faulted message elements upon receipt, without a retransmission.
    Result: HIGHER RELIABILITY, LOWER LATENCY.

  • US 18/771,802
    Ultra-Lean Beam Optimization in 5G and 6G - July 12, 2024

    Disclosed are efficient methods for transmitters and receivers to adjust their transmission/reception beam parameters for optimal received signal quality, and terse bit-level acknowledgement codes for providing feedback.
    Result: IMPROVED BEAM ALIGNMENT MEANS BETTER SIGNAL.

  • US 18/759,843
    AI-Based Message Interpretation and Fault Mitigation in 5G and 6G - June 29, 2024

    For enhanced communication reliability in high-noise conditions, the receiver may use an AI model to determine the intended meaning of a corrupted message, and thereby construct the most likely corrected version of the message.
    Result: FAULT RECOVERY WITHOUT A RETRANSMISSION.

  • US 18/754,078
    Fault Correction by the Receiver in 5G and 6G Communications - June 25, 2024

    Message faulting is expected to be a serious limitation at high frequencies. Procedures are disclosed for the receiver to identify likely faulted message elements based on waveform and modulation parameters, thereby enabling correction without a retransmission.
    Result: FASTER MESSAGE CORRECTION AT LOW COST.

  • US 18/752,619
    Phase-Noise Mitigation by Embedded Phase-Tracking Signals in 5G/6G - June 24, 2024

    Phase noise is a critical limitation in next-generation communications. These micro-phase-tracking signals can be embedded in the resource grid, or in each message, for near-continuous phase correction.
    Result: ACCESS TO HIGH-FREQUENCY BANDS.

  • US 18/751,272
    Resource-Efficient Synchronization and Timing in 5G and 6G - June 23, 2024

    A simpler high-resolution method for user devices to synchronize with the base station includes brief timing signals transmitted at predetermined intervals, enabling the user device to adjust its frequency, timing advance, and Doppler correction precisely - regardless of uplink/downlink asymmetry.
    Result: RAPID, ACCURATE ALIGNMENT OF MESSAGES.

  • US 18/751,270
    Efficient AI Methods for Localization of Faulted Message Elements in 5G/6G - June 23, 2024

    Artificial Intelligence can identify (and often correct) the most likely faulted message elements in a wireless message according to modulation deviations and waveform properties - without a retransmission.
    Result: RELIABLE COMMUNICATIONS DESPITE NOISE.

  • US 18/740,104
    Rapid, Automatic Directional Beam Alignment in 5G/6G Networks - June 11, 2024

    Beam alignment is a critical requirement in crowded next-generation networks. For instantaneous precision beam alignment, the base station sends a tailored pulse with phase varying according to direction, and the user device measures the as-received phase to determine its angle.
    Result: FAST BEAM ALIGNMENT AT LOW COST.

  • US 18/679,335
    Message Fault Correction by AI Determination of Signal Quality in 5G/6G - May 30, 2024

    An AI model can determine the signal quality of each resource element of a message, thereby identifying the likely faulted portions of the message. Those resource elements can be altered to seek the corrected version, or the portion of the message containing the suspicious signals can be retransmitted.
    Result: RAPID ERROR CORRECTION.

  • US 18/671,919
    Reduced Delays for Previously-Delayed Users in 5G and 6G - May 22, 2024

    Disclosed is a procedure for base stations to allocate transmission grants to users that have previously waited the longest.
    Result: IMPROVED FAIRNESS AND PERFORMANCE.

  • US 18/671,906
    AI-Assisted Base Station Selection for Optimal Signal Quality in 5G and 6G - May 22, 2024

    A mobile user device, seeking a base station for communication, can save time by referring to a database of network access points, and can use an AI model to select the one with the best predicted signal quality according to the user device's location and planned trajectory.
    Result: BETTER RECEPTION FOR MOBILE USERS.

  • US 18/661,600
    Efficient AI-Based Message Demodulation and Correction in 5G and 6G - May 11, 2024

    A major limitation of 5G-Advanced and especially 6G is expected to be message reliability at higher frequencies. Disclosed are AI-based procedures for correctly demodulating a noisy message, thereby avoiding a costly retransmission.
    Result: HIGHER RELIABILITY, LOWER AVERAGE LATENCY.

  • US 18/648,352
    Zero-Power Demarcation of Message Start and End in 5G and 6G - April 27, 2024

    A special modulation state with zero transmission, in the resource element or in just one branch, is disclosed. This can be useful in demarking the start and end of a message unambiguously.
    Result: LESS WASTED COMPUTATION BY THE RECEIVER.

  • US 18/597,723
    Simultaneous Timing Synchronization of User Devices in a 5G/6H Wireless Network - March 6, 2024

    To synchronize user devices to a network clock, the base station can transmit a compound timing signal with amplitude in a first symbol-time, followed by zero signal in a second symbol-time. Users can measure the amount of amplitude received in the second symbol-time, and thereby determine the timing offset relative to the transmitter.
    Result: NETWORK SYNCHRONIZATION WITH MINIMIAL RESOURCE USAGE.

  • US 18/596,265
    Pre-Transmitting Destination Address on Grant-Free 5G/6G Channel - March 5, 2024

    A user device that is preparing a data message for transmission can send the address to the base station ahead of time, so that the core network can begin setting up the multi-hop transfer even as the data message is being uploaded.
    Result: FASTER DELIVERY AT NO COST.

  • US 18/590,888
    Fast, Resource-Efficient Timestamp Generation and Measurement in 5G/6G - February 28, 2024

    For improved timing between user devices and the base station, the base station can transmit a precision timestamp point periodically. The timestamp point can consist of three symbol-times with a different modulation in the center one, or it can occupy just one symbol-time with different modulations in the first and second half.
    Result: BETTER SYNCHRONIZATION MEANS BETTER RECEPTION.

  • US 18/444,713
    Combined Downlink Demarcations and Demodulation References in 5G/6G - February 18, 2024

    For improved reception of PDCCH (physical downlink control channel) messages in 5G and 6G, each message can be preceded by a special demarcation, and optionally followed by another (preferably different) demarcation.
    Result: GREATLY IMPROVED RECEPTION OF CONTROL MESSAGES.

  • US 18/499,998
    Enhanced Reliability by Waveform Analysis in 5G/6G Communications - November 1, 2023

    Corrupted messages in 5G and 6G are usually discarded, leading to a retransmission with its added costs, delays, and background generation. Methods are disclosed for determining which message elements are faulted, and in many cases correcting them, based on parameters of the waveform signal in each message element.
    Result: REDUCED DELAYS AND COSTS OF RETRANSMISSIONS.

  • US 18/473,226
    Resource-Efficient Low-Complexity Beamforming Feedback in 5G/6G - September 23, 2023

    Procedures are disclosed for user devices and base stations to efficiently exchange informaton about transmission beam parameters, to optimize received signal quality and minimize faults. An efficient modulation scheme including a zero-power state may be used for feedback.
    Result: RAPID ALIGNMENT OF BEAM DIRECTIONS.

  • US 18/456,542
    Feedback Protocols for Near-Real-Time 5G/6G Transmission Optimization - August 28, 2023

    Feedback is essential for controlling transmission beam parameters. Disclosed are procedures for wireless entities to select best-received message parameters using a compact selection format with each message.
    Result: IMPROVED BEAM CONTROL FOR HIGH RELIABILITY.

  • US 18/208,928
    Noise Mitigation by Guard-Space Reference Calibration in 5G and 6G - June 13, 2023

    Each resource element of a message includes a guard space between message data portions. To mitigate noise and interference, a brief demodulation reference signal can be inserted in the guard space, thereby enabling phase noise and amplitude noise to be corrected on each message element.
    Result: INCREASED RELIABLITY, FEWER RETRANSMISSIONS.

  • US 18/199,524
    Phase-Shift Guard-Space Timestamp Point for 5G/6G Synchronization - May 19, 2023

    A low-complexity low-cost precision synchronization message is disclosed, in which the base station transmits a timestamp point in the middle of a guard-space. The timestamp point is a sudden 180 degree phase reversal of the cyclic prefix.
    Result: ALL USERS SIMULTANEOUSLY SYNCHRONIZED TO BASE STATION.

  • US 18/196,722
    Beamforming Communication Method for Wireless Devices in 5G and 6G - May 12, 2023

    Mobile user devices and base stations can cooperate to align their transmission and reception beams without a time-consuming angular scan. The user device can determine its own position and orientation, and a location of the base station, thereby determining the alignment angle.
    Result: LOW-COMPLEXITY BEAM ALIGNMENT.

  • US 18/127,741
    Deterministic Low-Complexity Beam Alignment for 5G and 6G Users - March 29, 2023

    Precision beam alignment toward the intended recipient is a critical requirement for next-generation wireless. The base station can transmit a non-directional message, such as a system-information message, followed by a "triangular" beam with an intensity variation versus angle, high intensity at a first angle tapering to lower intensity at another angle. Users can compare the received amplitudes and thereby determine their angle relative to the base station.
    Result: FASTER, SIMPLER BEAM ALIGNMENT.

  • US 18/124,179
    Ultra-Lean Priority-Aware Uplink Access Scheduling for 5G and 6G - March 21, 2023

    Uplink access is highly contentious in a busy network. Disclosed is a procedure for serving high-priority users first, followed by a resource-efficient cascaded scheduling request procedure that provides transmission opportunities for each waiting user device.
    Result: FEWER ACCESS DELAYS, REDUCED RESOURCE CONSUMPTION.

  • US 18/121,779
    AI-Assisted Selection of Demodulation Reference Type in 5G and 6G - March 15, 2023

    Due to the diversity of demodulation reference types and formats disclosed herein, an artificial intelligence model may be beneficial in adapting the modulation scheme and demodulation format to current network conditions and the capabilities of each user device.
    Result: MORE EFFICIENT USE OF LIMITED BANDWIDTH.

  • US 18/121,243
    Ultra-Lean Localization and Doppler Procedures for 5G and 6G - March 14, 2023

    User devices with beamforming capability can transmit and receive messages with the base station using beams directed toward the base station's location. The base station can enable such localization early in the initial access procedure by including its latitude and longitude in the system information messages. The user device can then determine the location and transmit directly to the base station without searching.
    Result: RAPID OPTIMIZATION OF BEAM ALIGNMENT.

  • US 18/117,519
    Low-Complexity Resource-Efficient Demodulation Reference for 5G and 6G - March 6, 2023

    Disclosed is a compact demodulation reference for both reduced-capability users and high-performance users to recalibrate their amplitude and phase levels. The short demodulation reference can be placed at the start and end of a message, and at numerous locations within the message, at low cost in power and resources.
    Result: IMPROVED NOISE MITIGATION.

  • US 18/104,910
    Automatic Condition-Based Adjustment of Transmission Power in 5G and 6G - February 2, 2023

    Transmission power is a critical parameter. Too little and the message fails, too much and there is interference. Disclosed are methods for determining a suitable power setting to provide good reception without wasting power.
    Result: HIGH RELIABILITY WITH ENERGY SAVINGS.

  • US 18/094,812
    Self-Selected Unique Identification for Sidelink 5G/6G Communications - January 9, 2023

    User devices can form a local network for communication among themselves, but each member must have a unique identification code. In this Patent, we show how the members can manage their codes to avoid conflict, and how a new prospective member can select its identification code different from the others.
    Result: DIRECT COMMUNICATION BETWEEN USER DEVICES.

  • US 18/076,460
    Throughput Enhancement by Location-Based Power Adjustment in 5G and 6G - December 07, 2022

    Using AI and multiple sensor inputs, a user or a base station can adjust its transmission power in real-time to eliminate "dead zones", track mobile users versus position, and provide the expected quality-of-service.
    Result: RAPID, AUTOMATIC POWER ADJUSTMENT.

  • US 18/070,710
    Message Fault Recovery Without Retransmission in 5G and 6G - November 29, 2022

    Message corruption is a critical problem in future high-density networks. Methods are disclosed for finding and fixing individual message faults rapidly, usually without asking for a retransmission.
    Result: HIGH-RELIABILITY COMMUNICATIONS AT SCALE.

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