Inventor

TAKÁCS ATTILA

HU21 patents

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TAKÁCS ATTILA

ERICSSON TELEFON AB L M

Flight path plan availability indication

Methods and systems for using an unmanned aerial vehicle (UAV) flight path to coordinate an enhanced handover in 3rd generation partnership project (3GPP) networks

Optimal unmanned aerial vehicle flight route planning based on quality-of-service requirements for data, telemetry, and command and control requirements in 3GPP networks

Enhanced flight plan for unmanned traffic aircraft systems

Planned continuity of unmanned aerial vehicle (UAV) link connectivity in UAV traffic management systems

Optimization of radio resource allocation based on unmanned aerial vehicle flight path information

Network coverage and policy information generation and distribution for unmanned aerial vehicle flight planning

Methods and systems for using network location services in a unmanned aircraft systems traffic management framework

Broadcasting geolocation information in a radio frame transmitted from an unmanned aerial vehicle

Enhanced flight plan for unmanned traffic aircraft systems

Using a cellular interface for Unmanned Aerial Vehicle communications

Edge node for a network domain

Adaptive virtual dead man&#39;s switch for safe operation of autonomous systems

System and method of automatically configuring I-SIDs in GMPLS controlled ethernet provider backbone bridged networks

Aggregated resource reservation for data flows

Congestion handling in a packet switched network domain

Farkas János

In-service upgrade of provider bridge networks

Multiple tree registration protocol

Method and system for controlled tree management

KERN ANDRÁS

Network connection segment monitoring

TAKÁCS ATTILA

System and method of automatically configuring I-SIDS in GMPLS controlled ethernet provider backbone bridged networks

Adaptive virtual dead man's switch for safe operation of autonomous systems