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A peer-to-peer system is a distributed system in which equal nodes (in termsof role and usage) exchange information and services directly. This paperdescribes a distributed peer-to-peer protocol that allows wifi-enabled smartdevices (especially Android smartphones) to exchange data using only wifi. Theprotocol is designed to allow the automatic establishment of a distributedpeer-to-peer network of any size without geography constraint. It is applied tofile sharing between devices, but can easily be adapted to support any datasharing. The protocol defines two layers: (1) a kernel layer responsible forcreating, routing, establishing and maintaining links between nodes (peer),addressing a node and adding and removing nodes; and an (2) application layerto support data sharing (file sharing in this case). The structure of thepeer-to-peer network is hybrid. Regarding the file sharing use case, theapplication allows a node to (i) search for a file in the catalog of its subnetthat is held by the root node, and (ii) download a file: if the file is not inthe subnet, the root node delegates a node to make vouchers in neighboringsubnetworks to get the file and make it available. A proof of concept was madeon Android.

Pear2Pear (On Wifi): A Data Sharing Protocol Over Wifi through a Peer to Peer Network