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191 results about "Infrastructure network" patented technology

Network infrastructure is typically part of the IT infrastructure found in most enterprise IT environments. The entire network infrastructure is interconnected, and can be used for internal communications, external communications or both.

Method for realizing medical and healthy care system based on Internet of things

The invention discloses a method for realizing a medical and healthy care system based on the Internet of things, which consists of five parts, namely a medical sensing node, a wireless sensor network gateway, mobile terminal equipment, system software and terminal software. The medical sensing node acquires pathological information of a human body, such as blood oxygen, sphygmus, pulse and body temperature, by various probes, such as a blood oxygen probe, a pulse probe and a body temperature probe and then transmits data to wireless sensor network gateway equipment through a wireless sensing module; and the gateway equipment transmits pathological data to terminal equipment through an infrastructure network by implementing seamless switching among the wireless sensing network, an Ethernet and a wireless local area network to get rid of the restrict of wireline equipment and use related mobile equipment, such as a PDA and a smart phone, to monitor the pathological information of a patient conveniently and fast, in a hospital or a wireless network coverage. The system can be applied to daily life and work of people actually so that a medical personnel and a patient family member can conveniently and fast monitor the pathological information of the wirelessly and remotely.
Owner:NANJING UNIV OF POSTS & TELECOMM

Method of authenticating a mobile network node in establishing a peer-to-peer secure context between a pair of communicating mobile network nodes

Methods for authenticating peer mobile network nodes for establishing a secure peer-to-peer communications context in an ad-hoc network are presented. The methods include accessing wireless infrastructure network entities at low bandwidth and for a short time duration to obtain cryptographic information regarding a peer mobile network node for the purpose of establishing secure peer-to-peer communications therewith ad-hoc network. Having received cryptographic information regarding a peer mobile network node, the method further includes challenging the peer network node with a challenge phrase derived from the cryptographic information received, receiving a response, and establishing a secure communications context to the peer mobile network node based on the validity of the received response. Advantages are derived from addressing security threats encountered in provisioning ad-hoc networking, by leveraging wireless infrastructure network security architecture, exemplary deployed in UMTS/GSM infrastructure networks, enabling seamless mobile network node authentication through the existing UMTS and/or GSM authentication infrastructure, while pervasively communicating with peer mobile network nodes in an ad-hoc network.
Owner:ALCATEL LUCENT SAS

System and method for determining data rate

A hierarchical communication system is described in which two wireless local area networks exhibiting substantially different characteristics are employed to link inherently portable or mobile computer devices. A series of radio base stations make up a infrastructure network. The infrastructure network and at least one portable computer device make up the first local area network. The communication on the first local area network is accomplished by spread spectrum frequency hopping communication A second local area network allows for radio communication between a portable computer device and peripheral devices with built-in transceivers utilized by the portable computer device. The communication in each local area network is controlled by a reservation access communication protocol. The communication protocol facilitates frequency hopping synchronization and supports adaptive data rate selection based upon the quality of communication on the communication channel. The communication protocol prevents interference between communication on the first local area network and communication on the second local area network. In a premises LAN, a series of radio base stations and a backbone LAN make up an infrastructure network. The infrastructure network and at least one mobile computing device make up a higher-power LAN, utilizing a frequency hopping protocol. A lower-power LAN allows for radio communication between a mobile computing device and -peripheral devices, utilizing a single-frequency spread spectrum protocol. A vehicular LAN provides for short-range communication between a vehicle terminal and a portable terminal. When out of direct RF range of the premises LAN, the vehicle terminal maintains indirect communication when necessary with the premises LAN via one of several alternate RF channels. A microprocessor, located inside radio units which participate in multiple LAN's, selects the appropriate protocol, frequency band and power level for communicating through the network.
Owner:AVAGO TECH WIRELESS IP SINGAPORE PTE
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