Global wireless framework: one world wireless devices
Anirach Mingkhwan, M. Merabti, Bob Askwith · 2004
We present the paradigm of using autoassigned predefined nonInternet routable IP addresses with mobile devices (global wireless framework) as the basis to provide services to nomadic end users in information spaces. As an example of how global wireless IP can be constructed as a base of services providing for personal mobility, we show working scenarios and protocols that are used to initialize the network. We also show how this global wireless IP can be integrated with structured networks. We provide a different perspective of using IP addresses with mobile devices in a personal area network and offers simultaneously services from both the infrastructure network side and ad hoc environment.