In-vehicle control of wireless connection density
AssigneePanasonic Avionics Corporation
InventorsLi Ying, Sidney Chu, Nirav Patel, He Zheng, Glen Gee, Christopher Lyle, Andy Kwong
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AssigneePanasonic Avionics Corporation
InventorsLi Ying, Sidney Chu, Nirav Patel, He Zheng, Glen Gee, Christopher Lyle, Andy Kwong
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Embodiments described herein relate to managing wireless connections within a spatially-dense setting like a passenger vehicle, thereby improving quality and reliability of individual wireless connections. An example method includes detecting a connection request from a passenger device requesting a wireless connection with a seatback device in a first in-vehicle location. The method includes defining a density zone that includes other in-vehicle locations surrounding the first in-vehicle location. The density zone localizes an area within which other wireless connections may be disruptive to the wireless connection. The method includes determining, via a token server that stores connection tokens that each describe an existing connection, a number of particular tokens that describe existing connections located within the density zone. The method includes selectively granting or denying the requested wireless connection by comparing the number of particular tokens with a maximum number of connections or a capacity for the density zone.
A method comprising:
An in-vehicle system within a vehicle, the in-vehicle system comprising:
A connection management system comprising at least one processor and a memory storing instructions that, when executed by the at least one processor, cause the connection management system:
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