Motion-based user interface feature subsets

摘要

The present disclosure relates to motion adaptive user equipment (UE) in a wireless communications network environment adapted for selecting one or more subsets of accessible user interface (UI) functions based, at least in part, on the determined motion of a UE. By selectively employing the one or more subsets of UI functions, a UE can dynamically adapt to the motion of the UE and limit distracting interactions with the UE creating a safer or more compliant wireless environment. Further disclosed are features related to override of UI limitations, auxiliary location sensing aspects, motion rule updating features, and voluntary and involuntary user preference aspects.

主权项

1. A system, comprising:
a memory to store executable instructions; and a processor, coupled to the memory, that facilitates execution of the executable instructions to perform operations, comprising:
receiving motion information for a user equipment, the motion information comprising timed fingerprint location information, wherein the timed fingerprint location information is based on a first differential timing measurement for a first NodeB site pair comprising a first NodeB device and a second NodeB device and a second differential timing measurement for a second NodeB site pair comprising a third NodeB device, wherein the first differential timing measurement is correlated to a first set of location information for a first geographic location region and the second differential timing measurement is correlated to a second set of location information for a second geographic location region, and wherein the first and second sets of location information and the first and second differential timing measurements are stored as part of the timed fingerprint location information to facilitate determining a location of the user equipment based on querying a data store device storing the timed fingerprint location information to determine an overlap location region between the first geographic location region and the second geographic location region based on the first and second differential timing measurements without redetermining the first and second geographic location regions; anddetermining a subset of accessible user interface functions of the user equipment based on the motion information being determined to satisfy a condition related to a defined motion of the user equipment.