Development of Wireless Sensor Network Protocol using Fuzzy logic and Optimization Routing Algorithm

Computer Science

Smart people and normal people alike have been interested in wireless sense networks (WSN) for a few years recently. A lot of people believe it is wrong to keep an eye on the troops, the weather, or the temperature. Many nodes make up web-based sensing networks (WSNs). Each hub collects info and keeps an eye on everything. Wifi sensor networks make resources like power last longer so that the networks can last longer. They can't be changed or grown again because of this. This is a big part of making sure info is sent fast and with little power. This study's main goal is to find the best ways to make the route process work better. Fuzzy logic and gravity search optimization (GSA) are both parts of our model. GSA is used to find the best lines and pick the best ones. Fuzzy logic looks at things like position, delays, energy used, and energy left over to figure out the best way to send data. A lot has changed with network width, delay, and aspect touch, as shown.

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