This framework proposes a new model for spatial networking, enabling low-latency communication in physical spaces while addressing private and robust connectivity.
Physical spaces are increasingly dense with networked devices, promising seamless coordination and ambient intelligence. Yet today, cloud-first architectures force all communication through wide-area networks regardless of physical proximity. We lack an abstraction for spatial networking: using physical spaces to create boundaries for private, robust, and low-latency communication.
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