Bluetooth-Based Dynamic Nexus Mesh Communication Network for High-Density Urban Interaction Spaces.

Abstract

Traditional centralized network structures exhibit clear scalability and communication efficiency bottlenecks. This paper proposes a solution based on a bidirectional unweighted heterogeneous graph, Dynamic Nexus Mesh Communication, designed to improve communication efficiency and optimize user experience, particularly for high-density urban interaction spaces. DNMC reduces the reliance on central super nodes in traditional centralized networks by redistributing network centrality while increasing the betweenness centrality of a broader set of nodes. Additionally, DNMC introduces multiple node types, improving both the robustness and efficiency of the network. Through a series of simulation experiments, we compared the communication performance of DNMC networks with that of traditional centralized networks. The results show that DNMC achieves an average delay of 1.5824 s, representing a 13.69% improvement over centralized architectures. These findings demonstrate that DNMC significantly outperforms traditional networks in terms of communication efficiency, particularly at larger network scales, where DNMC exhibits enhanced stability and scalability.