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Independent inventor releases on-demand network layer, seeks feedback for teleoperation and haptic feedback

An independent inventor in Ontario is seeking feedback from the robotics, teleoperation, and haptics fields on his network layer project, which is off by default and only enables bounded continuity handling when the connection is unstable to keep output smooth. In his self-testing under severe burst packet loss injected over Ethernet, the continuity score rose from 65 to 85 (out of 100); under WiFi gaming-like conditions, output smoothness fluctuation decreased by about 71%; average overhead on a clean network was +0.0009 ms; and all 36 discrete commands were delivered correctly with no phantom or duplicate events.

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