Framework for realizing Mobile and Computer Communications through Color Signals

This paper proposes a technology for realizing a mobile network based on color signals which does not require the time and the space switching matrix for call routing. In absence of the Mobile Switching Center, the call processing is actuated by a color server which synthesizes color signals and transreceives the data as video broadcast signal. The proposed system is based on adaptive color technology. Unlike the existing methods of switching or time multiplexing, this is dependent on a process that can be best described as a multicast method based on color clamping. Each Mobile Station is identified by, and can clamp on to, a specific hue (tinge) and a band of saturation level (how much white is mixed with the color). The Voice information is transcoded within this band of saturation level which is tied up with the specific hue that has been assigned to the mobile subscriber and is further carried by the chrominance signal. The same technology can be used for realizing a Wireless Computer Network which transreceives Information in terms of color without involving IP switching and routing. The technology can be built on the existing methodologies of television transmission .