{"schema_version":"1.0","canonical_url":"https://patentable.app/patents/US-9854523","patent":{"patent_number":"US-9854523","title":"Optimization of network signaling load and/or user equipment power consumption in a packet mobile system","assignee":null,"inventors":[],"filing_date":"2013-10-25T00:00:00.000Z","publication_date":"2017-12-26T00:00:00.000Z","cpc_codes":["H04W","H04W","H04W","H04W"],"num_claims":22,"abstract":"In an embodiment, there is provided a method for optimization of network signalling load and/or User Equipment power consumption in a packet mobile system wherein an User Equipment UE has access to a network comprising a Core Network CN accessed by a Radio Access Network RAN, a method wherein CN assistance information is provided by said CN to said RAN for an UE, said CN assistance information including information determined in said CN based on a learning by said CN of a traffic pattern and/or a mobility pattern of said UE, and said CN assistance information is used in said RAN to adjust RAN parameters enabling to control transitions between idle and connected state and/or power consumption in connected state for said UE."},"analysis":{"summary":"The Optimization of Network Signaling Load And/or User Equipment Power Consumption in a Packet Mobile System patent presents an innovative solution for optimizing mobile network performance and extending user equipment battery life. The core innovation lies in dynamically adjusting Radio Access Network (RAN) parameters based on Core Network (CN) assistance information, which is derived from the CN's learning of user-specific traffic and mobility patterns. This approach addresses the problem of network congestion and excessive power consumption, which are critical challenges in modern mobile networks. \n\nThe technology utilizes a combination of algorithms and protocols to enable seamless communication between the CN and the RAN. The CN continuously monitors user behavior and provides assistance information to the RAN, which then adjusts parameters such as the thresholds for transitioning between idle and connected states, as well as power consumption settings in the connected state. This dynamic adjustment ensures that network resources are allocated efficiently, minimizing unnecessary signaling and optimizing power usage. The business value of this technology is significant. By reducing network congestion, it improves data throughput and reduces latency, leading to enhanced user satisfaction. By extending user equipment battery life, it reduces the need for frequent charging, further improving user experience. \n\nThe market opportunity for this technology is vast, as mobile data demands continue to grow and the number of mobile devices continues to increase. Network operators can leverage this technology to optimize their network infrastructure, improve network capacity, and reduce operational expenses. Mobile device manufacturers can integrate this innovation into their devices to enhance battery life and improve user satisfaction. This patent offers a more efficient and user-centric way of managing mobile networks, paving the way for improved user experiences and reduced operational costs for network operators. The long-term impact of this innovation could be profound, shaping the future of mobile network design and operation.","layman_explanation":"The Optimization of Network Signaling Load And/or User Equipment Power Consumption in a Packet Mobile System patent addresses a fundamental problem in modern mobile networks: the inefficient use of network resources and the resulting impact on user experience, particularly in terms of battery life and data speeds. Existing solutions often treat all users and devices the same, leading to suboptimal performance and unnecessary energy consumption.\n\nThis patent works by leveraging information about individual user behavior to dynamically adjust how the network interacts with their devices. Imagine a highway where some cars are going very far, and others are just going a few blocks. A traditional highway treats all cars the same, but this patent is like a smart system that adjusts the traffic flow based on where each car is going. It learns how each device is being used (e.g., streaming video vs. checking email) and adjusts the network settings accordingly. This allows the network to minimize unnecessary communication and optimize power usage for each device, resulting in longer battery life and faster data speeds.\n\nThis matters because it can significantly improve the user experience and reduce operational costs for mobile network operators. By optimizing network resources, the network can handle more users and data traffic without experiencing congestion. This can translate into higher customer satisfaction and increased revenue. The technology also has the potential to reduce the environmental impact of mobile networks by reducing energy consumption. The next steps involve widespread adoption of this technology by mobile network operators and device manufacturers. As mobile data demands continue to grow, innovations like this will become increasingly essential for ensuring optimal network performance and user satisfaction. The investment implications are significant, as companies that adopt this technology early will likely gain a competitive advantage in the market.","technical_analysis":"The Optimization of Network Signaling Load And/or User Equipment Power Consumption in a Packet Mobile System patent introduces a novel architecture for optimizing mobile network performance. The system comprises two primary components: the Core Network (CN) assistance module and the Radio Access Network (RAN) parameter adjustment module. The CN assistance module is responsible for continuously monitoring user-specific traffic and mobility patterns. It employs machine learning algorithms to identify trends and predict future behavior. This information is then packaged into assistance messages and transmitted to the RAN. \n\nThe RAN parameter adjustment module receives the CN assistance information and uses it to dynamically adjust RAN parameters. These parameters include the thresholds for transitioning between idle and connected states, as well as power consumption settings in the connected state. The adjustment algorithms are designed to minimize unnecessary signaling and optimize power usage while maintaining a high level of network performance. The implementation of this technology requires careful consideration of network security and data privacy. The patent describes specific techniques for ensuring secure communication between the CN and the RAN, as well as methods for anonymizing user data to protect privacy. The system is designed to be compatible with a wide range of mobile network standards, including 4G and 5G. \n\nThe integration of this technology into existing mobile networks requires careful planning and execution. The CN assistance module can be implemented as a software upgrade to existing CN infrastructure. The RAN parameter adjustment module can be implemented as a software upgrade to existing RAN equipment. The performance characteristics of the system are highly dependent on the accuracy of the CN assistance information and the effectiveness of the RAN parameter adjustment algorithms. The system is designed to be self-learning and adaptive, continuously improving its performance over time. Code-level implications involve modifications to the CN and RAN software to implement the assistance module and the parameter adjustment module, respectively. These modifications must be carefully tested and validated to ensure that they do not introduce any security vulnerabilities or performance issues.","business_analysis":"The Optimization of Network Signaling Load And/or User Equipment Power Consumption in a Packet Mobile System patent presents a significant market opportunity for mobile network operators, device manufacturers, and technology vendors. The increasing demand for mobile data and the proliferation of mobile devices have created a need for more efficient and user-centric network management solutions. This technology addresses this need by dynamically adjusting RAN parameters based on CN assistance information, leading to reduced network congestion and extended user equipment battery life. \n\nThe market opportunity size is substantial. The global mobile network infrastructure market is estimated to be worth billions of dollars annually. The market for mobile devices is even larger, with billions of devices sold each year. This technology offers a competitive advantage to network operators by enabling them to improve network performance and reduce operational expenses. It also offers a competitive advantage to device manufacturers by enabling them to enhance battery life and improve user satisfaction. The revenue potential for this technology is significant. Network operators can generate additional revenue by offering premium services that leverage the improved network performance. Device manufacturers can charge a premium for devices that incorporate this technology. Technology vendors can generate revenue by selling software and hardware solutions that implement this patent. \n\nThe business models for this technology are varied. Network operators can license the technology from the patent holder and implement it in their own networks. Device manufacturers can license the technology and integrate it into their devices. Technology vendors can develop and sell solutions that implement the patent. The strategic positioning of this technology is strong. It addresses a critical need in the mobile network market and offers a clear competitive advantage to those who adopt it. The ROI projections for this technology are attractive. Network operators can expect to see a return on their investment in the form of reduced operational expenses and increased revenue. Device manufacturers can expect to see a return on their investment in the form of increased sales and higher profit margins.","faqs":null,"topics":["mobile network optimization","user equipment power","network signaling","radio access network","core network","optimization","network","signaling"],"tech_cluster":null},"seo":{"title":"Network Optimization & Power Saving - Patent US-9854523","description":"Optimize mobile networks and save battery with this patent. 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