Dual communication system using wired and wireless correspondence in home network

Authors:
Kunihiro Yamada;Kenichi Kitazawa;Hiroki Takase;Toshihiko Tamura;Yukihisa Naoe;Takashi Furumura;Toru Shimizu;Koji Yoshida;Masanori Kojima;Tadanori Mizuno
Affiliations:
Tokai University;Renesas Solutions Corporation;Renesas Solutions Corporation;Renesas Solutions Corporation;Renesas Solutions Corporation;Renesas Solutions Corporation;Renesas Technology Corporation;Shonan Institute of Technology;Osaka Institute of Technology;Shizuoka University
Venue:
KES'05 Proceedings of the 9th international conference on Knowledge-Based Intelligent Information and Engineering Systems - Volume Part I
Year:
2005

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Abstract

A system of simultaneously communicating of the same data in a home or relatively small home-like relatively small space using different communication methods, wireless and wired, was tried. As a result, 100% successful data communication was achieved without taking specific measures in making any changes to the communication environment. By a single means of wireless or wired communication, the message transfer success rates of message transfer were about 80% and about 70%, respectively, without changes to no particular measures taken in the communication environment, and 96% success was achieved in a mathematical simulation by the simultaneous communication method. However, the result of the above trial encouraged us to explore the find possibility of installing a network in a home or relatively small home-like relatively small space without giving making any specific improvements to the communication environment.