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Media spooler system and methodology providing efficient transmission of media content from wireless devices

A media spooler system is described that provides a methodology for efficient transmission of media content from client devices, such transmission of digital images from wireless digital cameras. The media spooler or gateway addresses wireless transmission problems by acting as a protocol gateway between a thin-client device and a target host or server (supported by a server infrastructure). More particularly, the media spooler of the present invention acts as a protocol gateway between thin-client devices (e.g., “mobile visual communicator” in the form of a wireless digital camera) and server infrastructure (e.g., server-based computer systems or “Web servers” of a photographic service provider). This task entails accepting multiple, simultaneous connections from various client devices (e.g., wireless digital cameras), extracting information from those devices (e.g., digital photographs or other media content), and then uploading that information to the target server infrastructure. In basic operation, the media spooler queries each client device for the information (e.g., media, such as pictures) the client device thinks should uploaded, and then the media spooler queries the server infrastructure for the subset of pictures that have not been already uploaded. This improved coordination or synchronization of information between a device and target host allows for efficient recovery of dropped cellular data calls by essentially allowing the media spooler to “pick up where it left off.”
Owner:SYNIVERSE ICX LLC

Method for measuring road traffic load based on analyzing cellular communications

A system and method that continuously extracts traffic load and speed on roads within the coverage area of a cellular network. The data is extracted directly from communications in a cellular network without using any external sensors. The method enables correlating a car to a road it travels on and determining its speed by using only the partial data that arrives to the cellular switch. The method consists of the following stages: A learn phase, which can include a vehicle(s) with a location device (say GPS system) travels across the covered routes within a designated area and collects the cellular data (cell handover sequences and signal strength reports) and location data in parallel. The accumulated data is then analyzed and processed to create the reference database. An operational stage in which communications on the cellular network control channel are monitored continuously, and matched against the reference database in order to locate their route and speed. The route and speed data is used in order to create a traffic status map within the designated area and alarm in real time on traffic incidents. The data analysis and data base structure are done in a manner that will enable the following: Very fast, high reliability initial identification of the vehicle's route in the operational stage, based on handovers' cell ID only. Very fast, high reliability follow up forward and backwards of the vehicle's route in the operational stage. Real time, high reliability Incident detection.
Owner:CELLINT TRAFFIC SOLUTIONS LTD

Media spooler system and methodology providing efficient transmission of media content from wireless devices

A media spooler system is described that provides a methodology for efficient transmission of media content from client devices, such transmission of digital images from wireless digital cameras. The media spooler or gateway addresses wireless transmission problems by acting as a protocol gateway between a thin-client device and a target host or server (supported by a server infrastructure). More particularly, the media spooler of the present invention acts as a protocol gateway between thin-client devices (e.g., “mobile visual communicator” in the form of a wireless digital camera) and server infrastructure (e.g., server-based computer systems or “Web servers” of a photographic service provider). This task entails accepting multiple, simultaneous connections from various client devices (e.g., wireless digital cameras), extracting information from those devices (e.g., digital photographs or other media content), and then uploading that information to the target server infrastructure. In basic operation, the media spooler queries each client device for the information (e.g., media, such as pictures) the client device thinks should uploaded, and then the media spooler queries the server infrastructure for the subset of pictures that have not been already uploaded. This improved coordination or synchronization of information between a device and target host allows for efficient recovery of dropped cellular data calls by essentially allowing the media spooler to “pick up where it left off.”
Owner:SYNIVERSE ICX LLC
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