James B Seymour, 71Pahoa, HI

2011007, Mar 31, 2011

Dec 31, 2009

12/655530

James Paul Seymour - North Aurora IL, US
Subramanian Vasudevan - Morristown NJ, US

H04L 12/26

370252

A method is provided for determining an allowed delay budget for the air interface portion of a communications link, the communications link comprising one or more air interface portions and a network portion. In particular, the method of the invention operates in a wireless communication system comprising an air interface portion and a network portion, and includes (1) determining a network delay for calls in the system on a per-call basis; and (2) apportioning an air-link delay budget for ones of calls in the system so as to maintain approximately equal total delay for all calls.

2021027, Sep 2, 2021

Feb 11, 2021

17/174333

Arthur F. Seymour - Deerfield IL, US
Joseph P. Seymour - Deerfield IL, US
James P. Seymour - Deerfield IL, US

G06F 40/134
G06K 7/14
G06F 21/31

An interactive book, or other material, that may be edited by the general public is provided. The interactive material may also hold imbedded links to dedicated Internet websites. The present interactive book allows for multiple people to be able to constantly update and track information contained in the book.

2018021, Jul 26, 2018

Jan 23, 2017

15/413067

- San Jose CA, US
James Paul Seymour - Long Grove IL, US

CISCO TECHNOLOGY, INC. - San Jose CA

H04W 40/04
H04W 40/12
H04L 12/26
H04L 12/707
H04L 12/721

An example method is provided in one example embodiment and may include determining a first routing metric associated with a first communication network, wherein the first routing metric identifies a capability of the first communication network to handle an Internet Protocol (IP) flow for a user equipment (UE); determining a second routing metric associated with a second communication network, wherein the second routing metric identifies a capability of the second communication network to handle the IP flow for the UE and wherein the second routing metric is different from the first routing metric; and routing the IP flow for the UE using the first communication network or the second communication network based, at least in part, on the first routing metric and the second routing metric.

2017032, Nov 9, 2017

May 5, 2016

15/147290

- San Jose CA, US
Peter Keevill - Bath, GB
James Paul Seymour - Long Grove IL, US
Rajesh Pazhyannur - Fremont CA, US

H04W 16/14
H04W 72/04
H04W 56/00
H04W 72/08
H04W 24/02

A wireless device accesses a shared spectrum equitably in a self-organizing manner by determining success indices and adjusting courtesy parameters. The wireless device transmits wireless transmissions in a frame subframe structure over a shared spectrum, each of the subframes bounded by subframe boundaries at predetermined time intervals. The success index represents a measure of success in transmitting wireless transmissions in the shared spectrum. The wireless device performs a clear channel assessment to determine whether the shared spectrum is available at the end of the clear channel assessment time interval. The wireless device determines a gap interval between the end of the clear channel assessment time interval and the next subframe boundary and transmits the success index during the gap interval.

2017032, Nov 9, 2017

May 5, 2016

15/147286

- San Jose CA, US
Peter Keevill - Bath, GB
James Paul Seymour - Long Grove IL, US
Rajesh Pazhyannur - Fremont CA, US
Patrick Georges Venceslas Charriere - Letcombe Regis, GB

H04W 56/00
H04L 5/00
H04L 1/18

An LAA-LTE wireless device obtains data to be transmitted in subframes over a shared spectrum. The wireless device transmits a reservation message over the shared spectrum. The reservation message indicates that an initial synchronization message will be retransmitted a specified number of times at specified intervals, such as with a predetermined number of subframes between each retransmitted synchronization message. The wireless device transmits the initial synchronization message over the shared spectrum.

2017001, Jan 12, 2017

Jun 30, 2016

15/197983

ARTHUR F. SEYMOUR - Wheeling IL, US
James Paul Seymour - Wheeling IL, US

H04S 1/00
G08C 17/02

A system that enhances upon current stereo audio wireless transmission/reception solutions by converting stereo audio to monaural audio and adding remote control functionality configured to appear as audio thus eliminating the need for additional digital wireless channels or resources. Namely—Audio plus Remote Control System (ARCS).

2016013, May 12, 2016

Oct 13, 2015

14/881479

- San Jose CA, US
James Seymour - North Aurora IL, US
Rajesh Pazhyannur - Fremont CA, US
Andrew Myles - Turramurra, AU

H04W 72/04
H04L 5/00
H04W 16/14

Modifications to frame/subframe structure are presented herein so that a wirelessdevice can transmit its data within a fraction of a subframe. The device obtains data to be transmitted in an unlicensed spectrum and determines whether an entire subframe is required to completely communicate the data. If the data is small enough to not require the entire subframe, then the device generates a burst transmission to minimize the time period of the subframe used to communicate the data. The device transmits the burst transmission and a parameter indicating the duration of the burst transmission.

2016013, May 12, 2016

Nov 5, 2015

14/933058

- San Jose CA, US
James Seymour - North Aurora IL, US
Rajesh Pazhyannur - Fremont CA, US
Andrew Myles - Turramurra, AU

H04W 72/04
H04L 5/00

A method is provided for minimizing cross-technology interference with data transmissions from a wireless device in a shared spectrum. The wireless device obtains data to be wirelessly transmitted in a transmission burst in a first radio access technology (RAT) format over a shared spectrum. The wireless device generates a preamble comprising assistance information related to the transmission burst. The preamble comprises a first preamble portion in the first RAT format and a second preamble portion in a second RAT format. The wireless device transmits the preamble followed by the transmission burst.