Client boundary location
AssigneeAruba Networks, Inc.
InventorsManaswini Lakshmikanth Sugatoor, Gopal Agarwal, Manas Sharma, Sachin Shamrao Sanap
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Abstract
Example implementations relate to client boundary location. For example, a non-transitory computer readable medium storing instructions executable by a processing resource to cause a computer to estimate a location of a client within a first boundary; determine whether there is a pathway between the first boundary and a second boundary for the client to move; and indicate whether the client is in the first boundary or the second boundary based on the determination of the pathway and the estimated location of the client.
Claims15
A non-transitory computer readable medium storing instructions executable by a processing resource to cause a computer to:
- estimate a location of a client within a first boundary;
- determine whether there is a pathway between the first boundary and a second boundary for the client to move;
- and
- indicate whether the client is in the first boundary or the second boundary based on:
- the determination of the pathway;
- and
- the estimated location of the client.
An apparatus, comprising a processing resource to execute instructions to:
- estimate a location of a client within a first boundary;
- determine movement of the client toward a second boundary;
- determine whether a location at an intersection of the first boundary and the second boundary that the movement of the client was toward includes a pathway between the first boundary and the second boundary;
- and
- in response to a determination that the intersection includes the pathway, indicate the client is located in the second boundary.
A method, comprising:
- estimating a location of a client within a first boundary;
- determining that the client is approaching an intersection between a first boundary and a second boundary;
- determining whether the intersection includes a pathway between the first boundary and the second boundary;
- in response to a determination that the intersection includes the pathway, indicating that the client is located in the second boundary when movements of the client indicate that the client has entered the second boundary.
Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.