Patent Application for HTTP Message Broker Architectures in Wireless Networks

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Detected March 26th, 2026

Summary

The USPTO has published a new patent application (US20260086893A1) detailing HTTP-based message broker architectures for communication between cloud controllers and network devices in wireless networks. The application describes a method for forwarding messages via a message broker and receiving acknowledgments through a gRPC proxy.

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This document is a publication of a new patent application, US20260086893A1, filed by inventors Cheng-Ming Chien, Wei-Sheng Hsu, and I-Cheng Liang. The application describes architectures for HTTP-based message brokers in wireless networks, specifically focusing on communication between cloud-based controllers and network devices. The proposed system involves forwarding messages to a message broker, transmitting them over a WebSocket tunnel, and receiving acknowledgments via a gRPC proxy.

As this is a patent application, it does not impose any new regulatory obligations or compliance requirements on businesses. It represents a novel technological concept that may eventually lead to new products or services. Companies operating in the telecommunications and networking sectors may find the technical details of interest for potential future integration or competitive analysis.

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HTTP-BASED MESSAGE BROKER ARCHITECTURES FOR COMMUNICATIONS BETWEEN A CLOUD-BASED CONTROLLER AND NETWORK DEVICES OF A WIRELESS COMMUNICATIONS NETWORK AND RELATED METHODS

Application US20260086893A1 Kind: A1 Mar 26, 2026

Inventors

Cheng-Ming Chien, Wei-Sheng Hsu, I-Cheng Liang

Abstract

An application of a cloud-based controller forwards a message to a message broker of the cloud-based controller. The message is then transmitted to a network device of a wireless communications network over a WebSocket tunnel connection. Thereafter, an acknowledgment is received in response to transmitting the message at a gRPC proxy for the message broker.