Min-O-Mee: A Proximity Based Network Application Leveraging The AllJoyn Framework
Hatim Lokhandwala, Srikant Manas Kala, Bheemarjuna Reddy Tamma

TL;DR
This paper presents Min-O-Mee, an Android app utilizing the AllJoyn framework to enable proximity-based, multi-hop data sharing for real-time collaboration in dynamic, infrastructure-less networks.
Contribution
It introduces a novel multi-hop routing mechanism tailored for proximity networks using the AllJoyn framework, enhancing data sharing capabilities.
Findings
Successful implementation of Min-O-Mee app on Android
Effective multi-hop routing in proximity networks
Versatile data sharing among meeting participants
Abstract
Close proximity of mobile devices can be utilized to create ad hoc and dynamic networks. These mobile Proximity Based Networks (PBNs) are Opportunistic Networks that enable devices to identify and communicate with each other without relying on any communication infrastructure. In addition, these networks are self organizing, highly dynamic and facilitate effective real-time communication. These characteristics render them very useful in a wide variety of complex scenarios such as vehicular communication, e-health, disaster networks, mobile social networks etc. In this work we employ the AllJoyn framework from Qualcomm which facilitates smooth discovery, attachment and data sharing between devices in close proximity. We develop \textit{Min-O-Mee}, a Minutes-of-Meeting app prototype in the Android platform, utilizing the AllJoyn framework. Min-O-Mee allows one of the participants to…
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