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Overview
The Advanced Neuro Routing Protocol is a wireless networking protocol useful in
applications involving bidirectional communications between gateway devices – also
known as concentrators – and large numbers of end devices that acquire and/or generate
periodic data.
Network
The network is composed out of one concentrator, represented by blue sphere, and
several end nodes. The end notes are classified in two categories: backbone nodes
(represented by red circles), which form a peer-to-peer backbone structure around
a concentrator, and regular nodes, represented by green circles, which form sub
networks around the concentrator.
Network Topology
The backbone nodes form a stable, reliable communication infrastructure throughout
the entire network. The regular nodes have limited functionality and arrange themselves
in network planes around the backbone nodes, using either a star or a mesh topology.
The backbone nodes can potentially be further sub-divided between main backbone
nodes and secondary backbone nodes, the later ones acting as a backup for the first
ones.
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