Networks play a significant role in our daily lives. In addition to traditional media such as television, radio, and newspapers, we now have additional communication channel (the Internet and Bluetooth). We use computer networks, among other things, to create smart homes using IoT devices. This book is intended for those who have a basic understanding of computer networks and is eager to learn more. It assists you with grasping the fundamentals of computer networks and gaining practical experience with them. We want to make sure that you have enough expertise and knowledge in this sector.

Anybody interested in wireless communications for sensor networks or home networking should read Advances in Computer Networks. It's the initial step toward mastering the creation of these systems. It's either a protocols reference or an in-depth look into connectivity concepts.  Enthusiasts, students, producers, hardware engineers, and prototypers will benefit from this book. In the next chapters, you'll gain more confidence and expertise with hardware, software, radio, and networking.  This book aims to gather your ideas fully operational as effectively as possible, whether you are a teenage inventor or a seasoned professional. This "wirelessness" is required anytime sensors must be placed in locations where no cables can be deployed or when tethering is not desired. In pure natural surroundings, simple building interiors, or chaotic metropolitan environs, radio can be used for detection and automation. Mobile gadgets, such as children's toys, might substantially benefit from being able to communicate without being tethered to the wall or to one another. Sensors may be mounted to humans or animals in a way that is compassionate and does not obstruct their movement. In other words, a large amount of data may easily go from where it is collected to where it can be most useful. That is why wireless is so valuable.