WiFibasert
WiFibasert is a term used to describe systems, devices, or networks that rely primarily on Wi‑Fi for communications, rather than wired Ethernet or cellular connections. In Norwegian technical discourse, it is often written as WiFi-basert and denotes a design or deployment where Wi‑Fi is the dominant transport medium for data and control messages. The term is applied to both network topology and the architecture of individual devices that include Wi‑Fi connectivity by default.
Applications for WiFibasert solutions include consumer electronics, home automation, environmental sensing, and industrial Internet of Things
Benefits of a WiFibasert approach include easy integration with existing networks, avoidance of cabling, and straightforward
Limitations and challenges include susceptibility to radio interference, variable signal strength, and shared bandwidth, which can
See also: Wi‑Fi, 802.11 standards, Internet of Things, wireless mesh networks, Ethernet, cellular networks.