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Systems similar to AllJoyn

I was looking for a check of some peer single-user / opportunistic network programs with proof of concept, but finding and connecting to wireless devices is a pain. I am familiar with AllJoyn, but also exploring alternatives.

Are there similar systems for AllJoyn? That is, are there programs / APIs that allow you to find wireless devices (Bluetooth, WiFi, etc.) and is it easier to connect to them?

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In addition to the systems mentioned above, my @ashish, I found the following programs with accessible APIs that are similar to, although not the same as, AllJoyn:

Serval Mesh , PeerDeviceNet and Android WiFi Direct . None of them provide the same functions as AllJoyn, but they help to create peer-to-peer connections with other neighboring wireless devices.

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Samsung Chord 1.0, released only in June.

As stated in the official documentation: Devices running Chord-based applications open each other using UDP broadcasting and use the TCP protocol stack to create a peer-to-peer local network peer-to-peer network, which can then be used to exchange data, including text, binary messages and files.

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Source: https://habr.com/ru/post/943790/

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