Indirect Consideration of Load Balancing of Self-Managed Devices in Capillary Networks
A capillary network and managed device technology, applied in the field of load balancing of self-managed devices, can solve problems such as private information that devices do not want to share
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[0046] figure 1 An exemplary wireless communication network 10 is shown including a core network 12 , a radio access network (RAN) 14 and one or more capillary networks 16 . The core network 12 and RAN 14 are part of a cellular network 15 using long range radio access technologies (eg LTE, WCDMA, GSM). Core network 12 provides connectivity to a packet data network 18 (eg, a wide area network such as the Internet). RAN 14 includes base stations 20 that communicate with capillary cellular gateways 24 (eg, capillary cellular gateways 24A and 24B) using long-range radio access technologies.
[0047] Capillary network 16 includes capillary cellular gateway 24 and also includes one or more managed devices 26 (eg, devices 26A, 26Z) connected to cellular network 15 through capillary cellular gateway 24 . The managed device 26 communicates with the capillary cellular gateway using a short-range wireless access technology (eg, WiFi, BLE). The capillary cellular gateway 24 connects th...
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