👉 Contacting computing, also known as contact computing or contact-based computing, is a paradigm in which devices communicate and exchange data directly with each other through physical connections, such as wired or wireless networks, without the need for a central server or intermediary. This approach enables devices to interact and share information in real-time, facilitating decentralized applications and systems. In contact computing, devices can discover each other, negotiate data exchange protocols, and establish secure communication channels, allowing for efficient resource sharing, collaborative processing, and enhanced user experiences in various applications like IoT, smart homes, and distributed computing environments.
