Smart construction of wireless networks to build a future city

Technological innovation promotes human progress and brings earth-shaking changes to our lives. It makes impossible possible and makes difficult things easy. This article will introduce the application of wireless network smart building in buildings and furniture.

Intelligent Building is an inevitable product of the information age. It is the ingenious integration of high-tech Genie and modern buildings. It has become a concrete manifestation of comprehensive economic national strength and will enter the 21st century as a leading industry. In recent years, the term "Intelligent Building" has become familiar, but no matter internationally or domestically, "Intelligent Building" has been defined in a unified manner. One of the important reasons is that smart buildings are the product of the Information Age. Today's science and technology are in a rapid development stage, and a considerable number of achievements will be applied to smart buildings, improve the specific content and form and develop continuously.

The wireless LAN technology can not only save the cost of laying cables, but also avoid the unreliable connection between cables. It can also meet the need for computers to change their geographic locations in a certain range, therefore, it is an important technical platform for smart building of wireless networks in the future. In recent years, wireless LAN products have gradually matured, and the prices for wireless LAN products have gradually declined. At the same time, wireless LAN has been able to provide mobile Internet multimedia services through the combination of Wan. Without a doubt, the wireless LAN will play an important role in the intelligent building of wireless networks with its high-speed transmission capability and flexibility.

Application of wireless network smart building in buildings

In today's office buildings with wired networks, the increase in the number of employees in the company has led to the increase in work stations. However, if the office space is limited, simply expanding the Office and increasing the number of desks and chairs will increase operation costs, it is not an ideal solution. At the same time, the adjustment of personnel seats and department offices will also cause a lot of trouble, and frequent out-of-office sales and service support staff will cause a serious waste of company resources.

Similarly, wireless networks can overcome these problems. Let's look at an example: After equipped with a wireless network, HP's mobile office environment makes the work station no longer the only office location, the number of employees is increasing, but the number of office furniture is decreasing. Because there are employees who go out every day, and the employees who work in the company can do their work as long as they find an empty location. Employees can send e-mails, share documents, and browse the Internet at will in any corner of the office, which greatly improves work efficiency and reduces the total cost of ownership.

During technology exhibitions in common exhibition halls, such as electronic exhibitions and computer exhibitions, the network demand is extremely high, and wiring will make the venue appear messy and use wireless networks, the internal decoration of the venue will not be damaged, and the network environment can be set up in a short period of time, which facilitates exhibitors to access the Internet, improves the service level of the Organizing Committee, and helps them build a better image.

The role of wireless network smart building in home

Today, Internet has more than 80 million users worldwide. It has become an effective way to transmit information to families. As the network speed increases and Internet resources increase, the family's demand for Internet-based information transmission will continue to grow.

Currently, more and more households have established multi-point connections with public networks, including conventional telephone lines used to transmit voice information and special telephone lines used for Internet access and fax, and wired connections for entertainment and high-speed data transmission.

Home electronic systems, electronic devices, and home electronic devices have become more intelligent and Internal Computing and communication capabilities, however, this kind of internal intelligence cannot play a role when these devices are not connected to each other.

These new trends enable strong demands for Internet access, PC, telephone lines, peripherals, and information sharing in the home. This demand promotes the rapid development of the home network market. The home network provides a way for users to share information and resources through the interconnection between PCs in the home and other devices. As more and more PCs, peripherals, and smart devices are installed in the home, users in the home will face new challenges and opportunities when network connections increase value.

For example, users have the requirement that information can be obtained from the Internet anywhere in the house; files, printers, scanners, and other peripherals can be shared between PCs, wherever they are in the home; controls electronic systems and instruments, such as in the home, around the home, or away from the home, enables or disables electric lights, water heaters, air conditioners, and home security systems at home. effectively manages communication channels, such as telephone lines, fax lines, and Internet access, these can constitute a smart wireless network building.

All of the above capabilities need to establish a network in the home and connect different devices to work together. However, to be truly effective, any home network must follow the following standards:

A. There must be no redundant wiring in the house. At present, most households have not yet established a network. Wiring in residential buildings may lead to an increase in network prices and impede the development of the market.

B. wireless connections must have effective anti-interference capabilities, especially for wireless devices and devices that emit RF noise at home.

C. The range of wireless connections must be sufficient to cover typical residential buildings and allow communication between the devices in the residential buildings and those in any area near the residential buildings.

D. The network must have high security to prevent illegal user intrusion.

E. For users without technical knowledge, the network must be easy to install, configure, and use. Because most home users do not have experience in handling complex network installation and configuration issues.

F. At any time, the entire network should be able to quickly access any place in the house or even away from the house.

G. The cost of the solution must be moderate, and the price must be acceptable to most consumers.

Intelligent Architecture refers to the combination of intelligent computer technology, communication technology, information technology and architectural art by using system integration methods, through automatic monitoring of equipment, management of information resources, and the optimal combination of user information services and construction, the investment obtained is reasonable, suitable for buildings that require the information society and are safe, efficient, comfortable, convenient, and flexible.