J. Song
Genesis Codes Inc, California, United States
Keywords: 10X higher throughput, 10% latency, Deterministic Communication, IP networks
The evolution of communications has shifted from multiplexed systems to packet-switched networks that offer scalability and cost efficiency but lack deterministic Quality of Service (QoS). Traditional TCP, though reliable, performs poorly over wide-area networks and unreliable links due to latency, retransmission, and congestion sensitivity—making it unsuitable for mission-critical, real-time applications. Genesis Codes Inc. has developed the Assured UDP Protocol (AUDP), a software-defined, data-centric framework built on native UDP/IP. AUDP delivers QoS-defined performance by integrating error correction and packet tracking, dynamic congestion control, adaptive compression and fragmentation, and resiliency against severe packet loss. Field testing over four years (TRL 6) has validated up to 90% latency reduction, 10–100x throughput improvements (WAN), and sustained operation under high-loss conditions, outperforming TCP across satellite, cellular, and terrestrial networks. Potential application target mission-critical verticals: - Smart Grid: deterministic latency for distributed renewable generation, grid orchestration, and SCADA. - Robotics and Industrial IOT: reliable wireless links for robotics, sensors, and machine coordination. - National Defense: secure, low-latency ISR and command systems across global networks, missile defense - Broadcasting/Streaming: stable, low-latency IP video delivery in constrained environments. AUDP enables deterministic, high-performance (10X throughput, 10% latency) resilient IP communications, bridging efficiency with mission-critical reliability.