View source for 17902722. DISCONTINUOUS RECEPTION ENHANCEMENTS simplified abstract (Apple Inc.)

=DISCONTINUOUS RECEPTION ENHANCEMENTS=


==Organization Name==

[[:Category:Apple Inc.|Apple Inc.]]


[[Category:Apple Inc.]]

==Inventor(s)==

[[:Category:Mikhail Wilhelm of Munich (DE)|Mikhail Wilhelm of Munich (DE)]][[Category:Mikhail Wilhelm of Munich (DE)]]

[[:Category:Ralph Hasholzner of Munich (DE)|Ralph Hasholzner of Munich (DE)]][[Category:Ralph Hasholzner of Munich (DE)]]

[[:Category:Christian Drewes of Germering (DE)|Christian Drewes of Germering (DE)]][[Category:Christian Drewes of Germering (DE)]]

==DISCONTINUOUS RECEPTION ENHANCEMENTS - A simplified explanation of the abstract==


This abstract first appeared for US patent application 17902722 titled 'DISCONTINUOUS RECEPTION ENHANCEMENTS

==Simplified Explanation==

The abstract describes a method for offloading computing tasks to one or more computers using an edge server. Here are the bullet points explaining the patent/innovation:

* The method involves transmitting uplink information from a user equipment to one or more computers via an air interface.
* It determines if the uplink information has been fully transmitted across the air interface.
* If the uplink information has been fully transmitted, it triggers a sleep mode for the user equipment and starts a timer.
* Once the timer expires, it triggers a wake-up operation for the user equipment and maintains a second timer.
* The second timer indicates when the user equipment should enter sleep mode if the result data, generated using the uplink information, has not been received.

Potential applications of this technology:

* Offloading computing tasks to edge servers can improve the performance and efficiency of user equipment.
* It can be used in various industries such as telecommunications, cloud computing, and IoT to enhance data processing capabilities.
* This technology can enable faster response times and reduce the burden on user equipment by transferring computation to more powerful edge servers.

Problems solved by this technology:

* Offloading computing tasks to edge servers reduces the workload on user equipment, preventing performance degradation and extending battery life.
* It allows for efficient utilization of computing resources by distributing tasks to edge servers, reducing the strain on individual devices.
* This method ensures that user equipment can enter sleep mode when the necessary data has been transmitted, conserving energy and optimizing resource allocation.

Benefits of this technology:

* Improved performance and responsiveness of user equipment by offloading computation to more powerful edge servers.
* Enhanced energy efficiency and extended battery life for user equipment by entering sleep mode when data transmission is complete.
* Efficient utilization of computing resources by distributing tasks to edge servers, leading to better resource management and scalability.


==Original Abstract Submitted==

Methods, systems, apparatuses, and computer programs for offloading computing tasks to one or more computers, e.g., that implement an edge server. In one aspect, the method can include actions of transmitting, for a user equipment and to the one or more computers, uplink information via an air interface; determining whether the uplink information has been fully transmitted across the air interface; based on determining that the uplink information has been fully transmitted across the air interface, triggering a sleep mode for the user equipment and starting a first timer; determining that the first timer has expired; and based on determining that the first timer has expired, triggering (i) a user equipment wake-up operation and (ii) maintaining a second timer that indicates when the user equipment should enter the sleep mode if result data, to be generated using the uplink information, has not been received.



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