With the development of wireless networks, free WiFi is generally provided in places such as airports, coffee shops, and fast food restaurants. However, due to the large number of visitors, the speed of the network is really not compelling. And the latest invention of the University of North Carolina science and technology personnel may become the gospel of WiFi Internet enthusiasts.
Researchers at the University of North Carolina recently announced that they have developed a new software protocol called WiFox. New technology can increase WiFi Internet speed by 700%. In theory, this new protocol can be added directly to existing router equipment.
Traditional routers generally send data to users in a single channel. Therefore, once the access volume of the access point increases significantly, the data transmission and return speed of the router will be greatly reduced. The latest WiFox technology is equivalent to a traffic police. Through the intelligent monitoring and management of WiFi channels to ensure the smooth transmission and return of data.
The research team said they tested a router with up to 45 people. Tests show that when the number of visitors to the router reaches 45, the data transmission speed of the router is increased by 400% to 700% compared to before using WiFox. On average, the data transmission speed of the router after using WiFox is about 4 times that of the general router.
Researchers say that this protocol, which is based entirely on software technology, will be able to change the current slow WiFi situation.
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