Brian M Buesker

20030191559, Oct 9, 2003

Apr 9, 2002

10/119618

Kit Chatsinchai - San Jose CA, US
Bino George - San Jose CA, US
Kishan Thomas - Sunnyvale CA, US
Kui Gong - Campbell CA, US
Brian Buesker - San Jose CA, US

G06F019/00

700/245000

A system for generating a set of robot commands uses user entry events in a user interface. Such a system may include an event queue to which the events are sent from the user interface and a RobotCreator tool for receiving the events as those events are submitted to the event queue. The event queue is configured to allow receipt of the events by the RobotCreator. The RobotCreator tool converts the events into robot commands.

20110305333, Dec 15, 2011

Jun 9, 2011

13/157048

David M. JACOBSON - San Diego CA, US
Lu Xiao - San Diego CA, US
David J. Julian - San Diego CA, US
Zhanfeng Jia - Belmont CA, US
Brian M. Buesker - San Diego CA, US
Vito R. Bica - Poway CA, US
Edward H. Teague - San Diego CA, US

QUALCOMM Incorporated - San Diego CA

H04L 9/14

380 44

One feature provides a method for a client node to establish a session key with a group node by obtaining an epoch identity value associated with a current epoch, wherein obtaining the epoch identity value includes one of computing the epoch identity value based on a node real time or negotiating the epoch identity value with the group node, computing a restricted key using a shared secret key, the epoch identity value, and a group node identity associated with the group node, and executing a session key establishment protocol with the group node to derive the session key using the restricted key as a master key in the session key establishment protocol. The session key may be established between the group node and the client node even though communications between the group node and the central node is only intermittently available during the current epoch.

20130322348, Dec 5, 2013

May 31, 2012

13/485712

David Jonathan Julian - San Diego CA, US
Arvind Subramanian Krishna - San Diego CA, US
Rahul Anand - San Diego CA, US
Brian Michael Buesker - San Diego CA, US

QUALCOMM Incorporated - San Diego CA

H04W 72/04

370329

In a channel switching scheme for wireless communication, when a wireless device transmitting and/or receiving user data of a first type via a first channel needs to switch to transmitting and/or receiving user data of a second type, a second channel is established for the second type of user data. To reduce latency and interference that may otherwise be associated with such a switch, at least one parameter for communicating on the second channel is sent over the first channel. The wireless device that receives the parameters(s) may immediately commence taking action to switch to the second channel. In addition, the wireless device that sent the parameter(s) may concurrently tear down the first channel while establishing the second channel.

20220383114, Dec 1, 2022

May 31, 2022

17/804842

- San Diego CA, US
Ilia Karmanov - Amsterdam, NL
Daniel Hendricus Franciscus Dijkman - Haarlem, NL
Hanno Ackermann - Hilversum, NL
Simone Merlin - San Diego CA, US
Brian Michael Buesker - San Diego CA, US
Fatih Murat Porikli - San Diego CA, US
Max Welling - Bussum, NL

G06N 3/08

Certain aspects of the present disclosure provide techniques for training and inferencing with machine learning localization models. In one aspect, a method, includes training a machine learning model based on input data for performing localization of an object in a target space, including: determining parameters of a neural network configured to map samples in an input space based on the input data to samples in an intrinsic space; and determining parameters of a coupling matrix configured to transport the samples in the intrinsic space to the target space.

20220327360, Oct 13, 2022

Apr 13, 2021

17/229805

- San Diego CA, US
Jamie Menjay LIN - San Diego CA, US
Brian Michael BUESKER - San Diego CA, US
Rui LIANG - San Diego CA, US
Daniel Hendricus Franciscus DIJKMAN - Haarlem, NL
Farhad GHAZVINIAN ZANJANI - Almere, NL
Ilia KARMANOV - Amsterdam, NL
Vamsi VEGUNTA - San Diego CA, US
Harshit JOSHI - San Diego CA, US
Bibhu MOHANTY - Del Mar CA, US
Raamkumar BALAMURTHI - San Diego CA, US

G06N 3/04
H04W 64/00
H04B 17/318
H04W 16/20

Disclosed are systems, methods, and non-transitory media for performing radio frequency sensing detection operations. For instance, radio frequency data can be received that is associated with at least one wireless device. The radio frequency data can be based on radio frequency signals reflected from a first object and received by the at least one wireless device. Training label data can also be obtained (e.g., from a labeling device, from the at least one wireless device, etc.). The training label data can be based at least in part on the first object and input data (e.g., received by the labeling device, the at least one wireless device, etc.). A sensing model can be generated based on the radio frequency data and the training label data.

20220329330, Oct 13, 2022

Apr 13, 2021

17/229798

- San Diego CA, US
Bibhu MOHANTY - Del Mar CA, US
Daniel Hendricus Franciscus DIJKMAN - Haarlem, NL
Farhad GHAZVINIAN ZANJANI - Almere, NL
Ilia KARMANOV - Amsterdam, NL
Brian Michael BUESKER - San Diego CA, US
Harshit JOSHI - San Diego CA, US
Vamsi VEGUNTA - San Diego CA, US

H04B 17/318
H04W 64/00
H04W 16/20
H04W 24/02
H04W 4/02

Disclosed are systems, methods, and non-transitory media for sensing radio frequency signals. For instance, radio frequency data can be received by an apparatus and from at least one wireless device in an environment. Based on the radio frequency data received from the at least one wireless device, the apparatus can determine sensing coverage of the at least one wireless device. The apparatus can further provide the determined sensing coverage and a position of at least one device to a user device.

20220329973, Oct 13, 2022

Apr 13, 2021

17/229825

- San Diego CA, US
Daniel Hendricus Franciscus DIJKMAN - Haarlem, NL
Farhad GHAZVINIAN ZANJANI - Almere, NL
Simone MERLIN - San Diego CA, US
Brian Michael BUESKER - San Diego CA, US
Vamsi VEGUNTA - San Diego CA, US
Harshit JOSHI - San Diego CA, US
Fatih Murat PORIKLI - San Diego CA, US
Joseph Binamira SORIAGA - San Diego CA, US
Bibhu MOHANTY - Del Mar CA, US

H04W 4/029
G06N 20/00

Disclosed are systems, methods, and non-transitory media for performing passive radio frequency (RF) location detection operations. In some aspects, RF data, such as RF signals including channel state information (CSI), can be received from a wireless device. The RF data can be provided to a self-supervised machine-learning architecture that is configured to perform object location estimation.

20220295339, Sep 15, 2022

May 17, 2022

17/746695

- San Diego CA, US
Yanjun Sun - San Diego CA, US
Hemanth Sampath - San Diego CA, US
Bibhu Mohanty - Del Mar CA, US
Brian Michael Buesker - San Diego CA, US
Yuan Zhou - San Diego CA, US
Eric Vanbuhler - San Diego CA, US
Danyang Cong - San Diego CA, US
Raamkumar Balamurthi - San Diego CA, US
Harshit Joshi - San Diego CA, US
Vamsi Vegunta - San Diego CA, US
Danny Jen - San Diego CA, US
Nitin Ravinder - San Diego CA, US

H04W 28/02
H04L 5/00
H04W 74/08
H04W 8/24

This disclosure describes systems, devices, apparatus, and methods, including computer programs encoded on storage media, for controlling a network with one or more access points (APs). A controller may be configured to schedule at least some resources of the one or more APs to improve network efficiency. The APs may measure and report a variety of information and statistics to the controller. The controller may determine one or more transmission parameters and one or more operations a given AP is permitted to perform during a respective time interval. The controller may communicate the one or more transmission parameters using an indication, such as a message. At least one AP associated with the controller may communicate with stations (STAs) using the one or more transmission parameters.