The current IP (internet Protocol) does some of what you wrote but let's go with what would be your next step.
-> This would be a fine thesis for your final year. That way you flesh it out and maybe build a demo.
I think I've found how to increase communications substantially.
Might not work, but it should do. The algorithm being used to transfer internet data can be enhanced to improve the speed of data transfer substantially. Currently there is one
instruction packet in front of the data. When the rate at which the data is being transferred is so high that the instruction packet is lost, the algorithm compensates by dipping down to 50%
and resending the data that was lost.
If, instead of using one instruction packet in front, we use a number of instruction packets, perhaps 7. When one packet drops, just drop down a small percentage and keep going and when a second one drops do the same thing. The comms will be infinitely faster because you send the data at the maximum speed the line will allow you until the final packet (the 7th one) is dropped, then re-compensate as per normal. Then, perhaps in time, add more packets.
Furthermore, all algorithms appear to pretty much work the same way. That means everything from satellite, to broadband, to wireless, to bluetooth, etc.
Surely, if this works it's priceless?
Anyone, have any thoughts on it?
Anyone have any advice on where to go with this?
