Diseño de conectividad y red comunitaria de bajo costo para la Barrio Turupamba

Abstract

Abstract: This study suggests building a low-cost community network for Saraguro's Turupamba neighborhood in order to address the region's severe digital gap and poor connection, through point-to-point and point-to-multipoint links with Mimosa technology, a hybrid wireless architecture was created utilizing a mixed methodological approach that included technological censuses and technical simulations. The technology proposal removes regional constraints in the industry and guarantees effective bandwidth for professional and educational reasons. Additionally, a community self-management model is used in an economic sustainability analysis to confirm the project's feasibility. The findings show that putting this infrastructure in place not only maximizes information availability but also fosters local socioeconomic growth, providing a model that may be replicated for other rural areas under comparable circumstances. This social and technical contribution provides a thorough remedy for the high costs of traditional providers.