This framework presents a new communication model using decentralized routing in devices, indicating a shift from traditional telecom systems.
This paper presents an extensive theoretical framework for infrastructure-less communication using a device-based identity system and channel-based routing. The proposed system eliminates dependency on telecom towers, SIM cards, and internet infrastructure by introducing a decentralized architecture where each device acts as a communication node, router, and transmitter. A unique 10-digit Channel ID serves as the global addressing mechanism. Detailed explanations of system architecture, protocols, routing, data transmission, and performance are provided.
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