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8.3 Optimal Route Building and Rerouting
During wireless communication between access points, upper access points generally are determined in accordance
with the policies of each device. This is repeated until a network is constructed. This creates a condition that
resembles the mesh of a net, which is why it is called a "mesh network." The high level of device autonomy of this
type of network can be said to be highly resistant to failure. On the other hand, problems include redundant
communication routes, inconsistent upward and downward routes, variable communication quality, etc.
The KPWL-0300 enables stable communication by intercommunication between devices to form quasi-static routes
with core-centered tree structure (Patent Application 2008-18337). The stable communication routes constructed by
the tree structure along with dual relay-specific boards make it possible to maintain high communication quality even
when the number of wireless hops increases. Also, pressing the Reroute button of a single KPWL-0300 unit will
activate a wave optimal route structuring algorithm, which rebuilds optimal routes for all of the KPWL-0300 units on
the network in accordance with the latest information. In other words,
anyone can build a wireless network
without any special wireless network knowledge anytime, with the touch of a button
.
