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Tech Field Day - Mobility

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The screenshot from the presentation shows host Sanjoy Dey in the bottom left corner. A slide from his presentation is shown. The title is, “Campus Switch Portfolio.” The entire Juniper switch portfolio is presented with the new EX4100-F and EX4100 at the top. The EX2300, EX3400, EX4300, and EX4400 are below the new ones, and underneath these switches it says “Access.” There are also additional switches (the EX4600, EX4650, QFX5110, QFX5120, and EX9200) with “Distribution/Core” written underneath. Below all of these switches is a bar that reads, “Cloud-Ready, AI-Driven Switches (Wired Assurance).” Below that are seven boxes with different types of PoEs.

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The screenshot of a presentation slide is titled, “Mist Auto Placement/Rotation With AI/ML.” There are four bullet points underneath on the left that read: Orchestration of RTT-FTM, VBLE, patent pending AI/ML algorithms for location estimation and directionality<2m 90%; Patent pending location algorithm for estimating LOS & NLOS APS; Ability to auto-detect errors and inconsistencies in existing deployments AND auto-correct; Ability to auto place and orient all APs on a map for new deployments, simplifying Day 1 even more. There are charts on the right side under the heading, “Auto placement — Location Estimation.” The charts show Bias Removal and Correction of Flip Ambiguity.

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The still image is of Juniper’s Jisheng Wang presenting on the self-driving network. The slide shown is titled, “Self-driving Network: From Telemetry to Actions.” There are green bars on the left under the heading “Telemetry,” and they are labeled: Application, Client, Wireless, Wired, Firewall/SD-WAN, Cloud Services/Data Center. There are up/down arrows in between each bar. In the middle there are bars under the heading “Pipeline.” The bars are labeled from top to bottom: Input Raw Data, Transformation/Correlation, Feature, Alerts, Root Cause, and Actions. On the right, there are three bars under the heading, “Actions.” The bars are labeled from top to bottom: Self-Driving Actions, Driver-Assisted Actions, AI-Assisted Troubleshooting.”

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The still image from the presentation shows host Sanjoy Dey in the bottom right corner. The slide shown from his presentation is titled, “IoT Assurance: Self-Provisioning Portal.” There are diagrams showing user authentication using corporation credentials via SSO. On the right side, there are bullet points describing the Feature, Function, and Outcome of the IoT Assurance Self-Provisioning Portal.

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