<![CDATA[Delays occur when packets must be routed over several paths in a wireless sensor network with multiple origins and destinations. There are several causes, delays may occur everywhere, even in a multi-hop wireless network. Due to the broadcast nature of wireless networks, opportunistic routing was able to circumvent these delays. To avoid unnecessary delays, wide-band routing may be used to calculate the smaller path between two nodes. In this case, we address the shortcomings of the standard approach by taking into account the node's power. Path routing as well as the broadcast nature of wireless signals help mitigate the effects of shoddy wireless connections. The results show that the suggested approach outperformed the baseline in both end-to-end latency and packet delivery ratio.]]>
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