Energy-efficient and intelligent routing protocol design for next-generation wireless networks using vibration energy harvesting and RIS-assisted links
Randomized trial examines energy-efficient routing protocols in wireless networks, suggesting improved performance through innovative energy solutions.
Key Points
This research aims to design an energy-efficient routing protocol for next-generation wireless networks that utilizes vibration energy harvesting and reconfigurable intelligent surface (RIS) technology.
Developed an intelligent routing protocol leveraging vibration energy harvesting techniques.
Implemented RIS-assisted links to enhance communication in wireless networks.
Conducted simulations to analyze energy efficiency and routing performance.
The proposed protocol achieved a 30% increase in energy efficiency compared to traditional methods.
Communication latency was reduced by 25% using RIS-assisted links, p<0.05.
Overall throughput improved significantly, indicating a better network performance.