T/SZAF 002-2025 Technical Specifications for Multi-Node Wireless Ad Hoc Network Devices with Integrated Sensing Function

Scope

Main technical content: A multi-node wireless self-organizing network device integrating sensing and communication, hereinafter referred to as the "multi-node self-organizing network device". It adopts the latest generation of integrated wired-wireless switches, which can replace traditional wired network switches and wireless modules used in traditional IoT devices in a wide range of scenarios, and build a future high-speed digital space integrating sensing and communication, or even sensing and computing. It features integrated wired-wireless capabilities, self-healing, self-repair, and self-management functions, and can handle both normal and emergency situations, resist damage and interruptions, and enable real-time data collection and transmission across multiple points and types. It helps users achieve real-time management of personnel, production, and assets that are connected, manageable, visible, and controllable, while enhancing intelligent management capabilities and overcoming the limitations of objective environmental factors, reducing construction and maintenance costs, shortening construction periods, and lowering construction difficulties. The multi-node self-organizing network device supports large-scale deployment and can be implemented in stages according to customer needs. In industrial intelligent applications where business requirements continue to expand and scenarios change constantly, users can create scalable, cost-effective, and rapidly deployable independent high-speed data spaces and real-time business without relying on wired infrastructure. This standard device is suitable for use in typical large-scale complex real-world environments with power shortages, limited network coverage, long distances, and large areas, such as river channels, forests, scenic areas, highways, tunnels, bridges, ports, underground shafts, energy transportation routes, forests and grasslands, underground spaces, rural areas, and future low-altitude economies.

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