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Bluetooth-Based Dynamic Nexus Mesh Communication Network for High-Density Urban Interaction Spaces

  • 0Faculty of Applied Sciences, Macao Polytechnic University, Macau 999078, China.
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April 26, 2025

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April 26, 2025

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Summary

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Dynamic Nexus Mesh Communication (DNMC) offers improved network efficiency by reducing reliance on central nodes. This novel approach enhances communication speed and stability, outperforming traditional centralized networks.

Area Of Science

  • Computer Science
  • Network Engineering
  • Telecommunications

Background

  • Traditional centralized networks face scalability and efficiency challenges.
  • High-density urban environments exacerbate these network bottlenecks.

Purpose Of The Study

  • To introduce Dynamic Nexus Mesh Communication (DNMC) as a solution for network efficiency.
  • To enhance user experience in high-density interaction spaces.

Main Methods

  • Developed a bidirectional unweighted heterogeneous graph model for DNMC.
  • Redistributed network centrality, increasing betweenness centrality of multiple nodes.
  • Introduced diverse node types to enhance network robustness and efficiency.
  • Conducted simulation experiments comparing DNMC with traditional centralized networks.

Main Results

  • DNMC achieved an average delay of 1.5824 s.
  • Demonstrated a 13.69% improvement in communication efficiency over centralized architectures.
  • DNMC networks showed enhanced stability and scalability at larger network scales.

Conclusions

  • DNMC significantly outperforms traditional networks in communication efficiency.
  • The proposed model offers a more scalable and robust network solution.
  • DNMC is particularly effective for high-density urban interaction spaces.

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