Decentralized Mesh Network Using Neural Networks for Intelligent Routing
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Solution Overview
Problem
Current network technologies and distributed ledger technologies using blockchain face inefficiencies, disparities, limitations, and difficulties in implementing decentralized infrastructures, leading to suboptimal performance in data routing, interoperability, and user interface experiences.
Innovation Solution
A decentralized communication system utilizing artificial neural networks, private networking, peer wireless multi-connections, and artificial intelligence to create a virtual spatial system for intelligent routing and connections, enabling a purely decentralized internet with secure, private, and efficient communication.
Engineering Contradictions & Design Principles
Engineering Contradiction Analysis
1Productivity
If current network technologies and blockchain distributed ledger technologies are used, then data routing and interpolation can be performed, but inefficiencies, disparities, and limitations occur in decentralized infrastructure implementation
Solution Approach 1:
The patent introduces a mesh network infrastructure as an intermediary layer between end devices and centralized servers. This mesh network comprises multiple mesh nodes that relay data packets through decentralized paths, eliminating the need for traditional centralized routing infrastructure while maintaining efficient data transmission through collaborative packet forwarding among nodes.
Solution Approach 2:
The patent segments the network infrastructure into autonomous mesh nodes that independently perform routing decisions and data transmission. Each node operates as an independent unit with its own processing capabilities, dividing the overall network function into distributed segments that collectively provide robust decentralized data routing without single-point failure.
2Reliability
If decentralized systems are implemented, then security and privacy are improved, but interoperability and integration between disparate blockchains remain difficult
Solution Approach 1:
The patent implements a universal mesh network protocol that can interconnect different blockchain networks and decentralized systems through a common communication framework. This universal infrastructure enables disparate blockchains to exchange data and communicate effectively while maintaining their individual security models, providing multi-functional connectivity across diverse decentralized platforms.
Solution Approach 2:
The mesh network acts as an intermediary communication layer between different blockchain networks, enabling cross-chain data transmission and interoperability without requiring direct integration between individual blockchains. This mediator infrastructure facilitates seamless communication between heterogeneous decentralized systems while preserving their independent security architectures.
3Ease of operation
If traditional centralized user interfaces are used, then ease of operation is maintained, but user control and decentralization benefits are limited
Solution Approach 1:
The patent implements a decentralized user interface system where users directly interact with the mesh network through their own devices without requiring centralized server mediation. Users autonomously manage their data, control their network connections, and directly participate in network operations, maintaining ease of use while maximizing user autonomy and eliminating centralized control points.
Data Source
AI summary
Embodiments of the present invention may provide a decentralized infrastructure including efficient wireless communication, an infrastructureless communication network, a decentralized private network, securely communicating in a decentralized network perhaps using distributed ledger technology (62), named data networking (63), neural networks (85), or the like. Further embodiments may include consensus processing (150), dynamic smart contracts (151), universal artificial neural network multiplex asset class (3), and perhaps even an artificial neural network multiplex identification system.