View source for 18193472. PEER GROUPING FOR MULTI-LINK OPERATIONS simplified abstract (Cisco Technology, Inc.)

=PEER GROUPING FOR MULTI-LINK OPERATIONS=


==Organization Name==

[[:Category:Cisco Technology, Inc.|Cisco Technology, Inc.]]


[[Category:Cisco Technology, Inc.]]

==Inventor(s)==

[[:Category:John M. Swartz of Lithia FL (US)|John M. Swartz of Lithia FL (US)]][[Category:John M. Swartz of Lithia FL (US)]]

[[:Category:Malcolm M. Smith of Richardson TX (US)|Malcolm M. Smith of Richardson TX (US)]][[Category:Malcolm M. Smith of Richardson TX (US)]]

[[:Category:Robert E. Barton of Richmond (CA)|Robert E. Barton of Richmond (CA)]][[Category:Robert E. Barton of Richmond (CA)]]

[[:Category:Matthew A. Silverman of Shaker Heights OH (US)|Matthew A. Silverman of Shaker Heights OH (US)]][[Category:Matthew A. Silverman of Shaker Heights OH (US)]]

==PEER GROUPING FOR MULTI-LINK OPERATIONS - A simplified explanation of the abstract==


This abstract first appeared for US patent application 18193472 titled 'PEER GROUPING FOR MULTI-LINK OPERATIONS

==Simplified Explanation==

The patent application describes techniques for improved peer-to-peer grouping in multi-link operations. Here is a simplified explanation of the abstract:

* An indication of radio frequency (RF) capabilities of a peer-to-peer device is transmitted.
* The peer-to-peer device receives a group ID assigned by a wireless access point (AP) based on the RF capabilities.
* The group ID is associated with a set of links that can be used for peer-to-peer communications between devices in a first group of peer-to-peer devices.
* The peer-to-peer device can request the AP to schedule a transmission opportunity for peer-to-peer communication using the group ID.
* Upon receiving a trigger frame with the group ID, the peer-to-peer device performs the communication using the transmission opportunity.

### Potential Applications
This technology can be applied in various peer-to-peer communication systems, such as file sharing, multiplayer gaming, and IoT device networks.

### Problems Solved
This technology solves the problem of efficiently grouping peer-to-peer devices based on their RF capabilities, enabling optimized communication within specific groups.

### Benefits
The benefits of this technology include improved communication efficiency, reduced interference, and better utilization of available resources in peer-to-peer networks.

### Potential Commercial Applications
This technology can be utilized in industries such as telecommunications, smart home devices, industrial automation, and transportation systems for enhanced peer-to-peer communication capabilities.

### Possible Prior Art
One possible prior art could be techniques for grouping devices in wireless networks based on signal strength or device capabilities. However, the specific method described in this patent application may offer unique advantages in peer-to-peer communication systems.

#### Unanswered Questions
#### How does this technology impact network scalability in large peer-to-peer systems?
This article does not delve into the scalability aspect of the technology, leaving a gap in understanding how it performs in larger networks.

#### What security measures are in place to protect the group IDs and peer-to-peer communications from unauthorized access?
The patent abstract does not address the security aspects of the technology, raising questions about the protection of sensitive information and data in peer-to-peer communications.


==Original Abstract Submitted==

Techniques for improved peer-to-peer grouping in multi-link operations are provided. An indication of radio frequency (RF) capabilities of a peer-to-peer device is transmitted, and the peer-to-peer device receives a group ID assigned by a wireless access point (AP) based on the RF capabilities, where the group ID is associated with a set of links that can be used for peer-to-peer communications between peer-to-peer devices in a first group of peer-to-peer devices. The peer-to-peer device can request that the AP schedule a transmission opportunity for a first peer-to-peer communication using the group ID. In response to receiving a trigger frame comprising the group ID, the first peer-to-peer device performs the first peer-to-peer communication using the transmission opportunity.



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