A relay WTRU requests MBS authorization for a remote WTRU, then forwards multicast traffic over configured PC5 QoS flows.
Semi-persistent scheduling preconfigures NR MBS reception, reducing dynamic scheduling overhead while adapting activation to changing UE states.
Target-base-station feedback guides handover selection so multicast data continues during terminal movement with fewer interruptions and delays.
Wireless streaming of uncompressed live audio to mobile devices addresses venue sound degradation while keeping latency below 100 milliseconds.
Quick-service restaurant teams can reduce cross-role miscommunication by routing packetized voice traffic into role- and location-specific channels.