The shore vessel self-organizing network communication system is a set of mobile communication terminals equipped with wireless transmitting and receiving devices. Multiple nodes can form an intelligent, multi-hop, mobile, point-to-point decentralized network communication system. It is a decentralized control network without a central point, with dynamic mesh connections between nodes. It can more effectively distribute network traffic and has strong network robustness. Any node in the network is equal. The departure or disappearance of any node will not affect the operation of the entire network. The supported services include: sensor data, control data, positioning data, real-time voice and video transmission.

     The Kilohop shore ship self-organizing network communication system consists of onboard nodes and shore-based nodes. This system addresses the complex communication environment on the battlefield and can quickly establish an operational command system. Various front-end devices collect information such as audio, video, location and data, which can be sent back to the command center through the wireless connections of the self-organizing network nodes, thereby enabling command and dispatch functions, and is unrestricted in terms of the center and related fields.

     The Kilohop wireless broadband ad hoc communication system features security, convenience and mobility. It can also be applied to other scenarios where communication conditions are poor, such as in remote mountains, deserts and border areas.