2017•Unpublished venueRequires access

Development of self-propelled Repeater between isolated LANs via Wi-Fi in the time of disaster

Kim YoungJoo, Yoshihiro Ito

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This paper develops a self-propelled Wi-Fi repeater for connecting between isolated LANs in Disaster. The authors implemented the self-propelled repeater, and evaluated the performance of it by experiment. From the results of experiment, authors confirmed the effectiveness of their repeater.

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Key concepts: Repeater (horology), Computer science, Radio repeater, Telecommunications, Electrical engineering, Computer network, Engineering, Wireless

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