18486334. CV2X SITUATIONALLY-DEPENDENT SERVICE PRIORITIZATION simplified abstract (QUALCOMM Incorporated)
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CV2X SITUATIONALLY-DEPENDENT SERVICE PRIORITIZATION
Organization Name
Inventor(s)
Zhibin Wu of Los Altos CA (US)
Dan Vassilovski of Del Mar CA (US)
Hong Cheng of Basking Ridge NJ (US)
CV2X SITUATIONALLY-DEPENDENT SERVICE PRIORITIZATION - A simplified explanation of the abstract
This abstract first appeared for US patent application 18486334 titled 'CV2X SITUATIONALLY-DEPENDENT SERVICE PRIORITIZATION
Simplified Explanation
The patent application describes techniques for prioritizing data packets in a CV2X network based on the estimated time of arrival at a waypoint. The method involves determining the range to a waypoint, estimating the time of arrival at the waypoint, computing a priority value based on the estimated time of arrival, and generating a data packet based on the priority value.
- Techniques for situationally-dependent service prioritization in a CV2X network
- Prioritizing data packets with a mobile device based on estimated time of arrival at a waypoint
- Determining range to a waypoint
- Estimating time of arrival at the waypoint
- Computing a priority value based on the estimated time of arrival
- Generating a data packet based on the priority value
Potential Applications:
- Intelligent transportation systems
- Connected vehicles
- Traffic management systems
- Emergency response systems
Problems Solved:
- Efficient prioritization of data packets in a CV2X network
- Optimizing communication in a mobile device network
- Enhancing real-time decision-making in transportation systems
Benefits:
- Improved traffic flow and congestion management
- Enhanced safety and emergency response capabilities
- Efficient utilization of network resources
- Enhanced communication reliability and performance
Original Abstract Submitted
Techniques are providing for situationally-dependent service prioritization in a CV2X network. An example method of prioritizing data packets with a mobile device includes determining a range to a waypoint, determining an estimated time of arrival at the waypoint, computing a priority value based at least in part on the estimated time of arrival at the waypoint, and generating a data packet based on the priority value.
