Design Analysis and Implementation of Middleware Architecture for Vehicular Adhoc Networks

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Wireless communication is the transmission and reception of information between two devices that are not truly associated. Nodes can be close to each other or far apart. The nodes may be cell phones, personal digital assistants (PDAs), or other types of transceivers. Initially, wireless technology was used for personal communication. There are various perspectives for wireless communications, including wireless sensor networks (WSN), mobile ad hoc networks (MANET), Wi-Max, and many others. The days of flying objects are currently noticeable in military applications, so that flying planes can communicate with each other during the war or in similar cases. Wireless communication in vehicular objects on the road is commonly known as VANET. newline

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