Daknet is an ad hoc wireless network designed to provide low-cost digital connectivity in remote areas, leveraging existing transportation and communication systems. It enables asynchronous digital communication and has been successfully implemented in villages in India and Cambodia, making broadband access affordable. While it offers benefits like cost-effectiveness and wireless technology, it faces challenges such as high power consumption and limited range.

1. By
Syed Moinuddin
IT-B
160412737086
From
MUFFAKHAM COLLEGE OF ENGG. & TECHNOLOGY.
Banjara Hills - Hyderabad
Daknet
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2. Content
1. ABSTRACT.
2. INTRODUCTION.
3. HISTORY.
4. WORKING.
5. APPLICATION.
6. ADVANTAGES.
7. DISADVANTAGES.
8. CONCLUSION.
9. REFERENCES.
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3. Abstract
 DakNet, an ad hoc network that uses wireless technology to provide
asynchronous digital connectivity.
 It provides extraordinarily low-cost digital communication, letting remote
villages leapfrog past the expense of traditional connectivity solutions and
begin development of a full-coverage broadband wireless infrastructure.
 DakNet has been successfully deployed in remote parts of both India and
Cambodia at a cost two orders of magnitude less than that of traditional
landline solutions.
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4. Introduction
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 Daknet is defined as a wireless network which takes advantage of
existing transportation system & communication system to provide
digital connectivity.
 This compromise is particularly tragic given recent advances in
wireless technology, which make running a copper line to an analog
telephone far more expensive than broadband wireless Internet
connectivity.
 Exchange of information is done wirelessly by means of physical
transportation to extend the internet connectivity.

5. History
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 Daknet is introduced for the ancient
concept of exchanging information
through pigeons.

6. Working
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7. Working
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 Mobile Access Point(MAP) sense the Kiosks and uses them.
 Kiosks are Wi-Fi enabled.
 MAP travels across the villages.

8. Working
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9. Working
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 Daknet is implemented in Bhoomi Initiative Project (Karnataka).
 Villages in India & northern Cambodia are active with daknet.
 Daknet is implemented in 20 villages of Orissa.

10. Application
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 Distribution/Broadcasting:
 Announcements, news broadcasting and transfer of education material.
 Information Collection:
 Health records, land records, climatic conditions.
 Web Searching:
 Accessing web for social services.
 Bhoomi Project:
 Computerize land records.

11. Advantages
 Cost effective.
 Wireless.
 No interference problem.
 Information collection.
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12. Disadvantages
 Power consumption is high.
 Limited range.
 Uses 2.4 GHz spectrum which is already crowded.
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13. Conclusion
 It is an electronic postman.
 Its goal is to shift the wired communication to wireless ad-hoc networking
which ensuring development of rural public.
 It also encourages the economic growth in rural areas.
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14. THANK YOU…
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