Advanced Aerial Network Nodes for Next-Generation Wireless Infrastructure

This study explores the use of drones with mobile capacity as airborne hubs for connection to the last mile, highlighting the requirement of high-fidelity, low-latency communications. The main goal is to improve on-demand connection to the internet by using Future Aerial Networks (FANETs), which group drone as handheld intermediaries. The research thoroughly examines important factors such energy availability, flexibility, communication effectiveness while ideal node placement, and adaptable optimizations. This study work’s basic core is deeply shaped by these components. The study also improves the fundamental ideas of mobile network architecture to accommodate novel app possibilities and reduce operating expenses associated with various ad hoc installs. The thoroughness of this research opens the door for new transmission concepts by illuminating the advantages and difficulties of using drone-based overhead intermediaries.