Study Wi-Fi as a study sample inspired by wireless networks and consider it as an access point for networks
Keywords:
Network, Wireless, Wi-Fi networksAbstract
Wireless network is one of the means of connecting to the Internet that allows the exchange of data without the need to use wires and connections. The research problem was to propose a method to find the optimal location for the access point in Wi-Fi networks inside buildings using a technology inspired by nature. Including low data transfer rate, signal depletion, and poor roaming coverage, which leads to increased costs by adding additional access points. By observing and analyzing the behavior of living organisms that are less intelligent than humans, we have obtained algorithms inspired by nature that have proven successful in solving many engineering problems.
When the building's structural design requires increasing the wireless network capacity by adding more access points close to each other, this is where the proposed method comes in, in order to choose the optimal location to reduce interference and the possibility of Interference between access points. Taking into account the environmental and climatic conditions around the access points, such as the number of people, humidity, and surrounding trees.
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