Google patents new rules for sending data in mixed reality headsets
Google has filed a patent application describing how mixed reality devices should handle sending confirmation signals and usage data to a network. The filing outlines specific rules for when these pieces of information are sent separately rather than combined in a single transmission.
In the filing’s own words
A user equipment (UE), which is configured to not jointly encode information about transmission occasions usage and an acknowledgement indication into data transmitted in the same transmission occasion, decides the manner of handling transmission of the information and the acknowledgement indication depending on one or more predetermined rules.
What exactly they claim (claim 1)
1 - 15. (canceled)
Facts
- Company
- Google (Google LLC)
- Official title
- XR-SPECIFIC UCI ENCODING AND MULTIPLEXING PROCEDURES
- Publication number
- US20260313650A1
- Application number
- 19480443
- Filed
- May 14, 2024
- Published
- Oct 8, 2026
- Inventors
- 2
- Claims
- 21
Classified under
H04W 72/21 Electricity & electronicsH04L 1/1864 Electricity & electronicsH04W 72/232 Electricity & electronicsMore from Google in AR, VR & displays
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Summaries are simplified from the filing’s own abstract and first claim. A patent filing is not a product announcement.
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