 |
Wireless mobile ad hoc networks (MANETs) are a kind of special network that each node in this network serves as a router or ordinary host, and can join or leave the network freely, attract significant attention these days. MANETs can be an independent network. However, with the development of MANETs technology, isolated MANETs can no longer meet the current growing demand for service applications such as disaster recovery, search and rescue operations, military actions, and vehicular networks. MANETs are connected to the Internet through gateways, which has become an inevitable trend of the development of wireless network technology.
|
IEEE/ICACT20220099 Slide.04
[Big Slide]
[YouTube]