Method and system for communicating up to extreme high frequencies using a mesh network of repeaters

A method for improving wireless communication, the method comprising:

• enabling a first repeater device to forward extremely high frequency (EHF) signals from a first wireless device to a second wireless device, from the first wireless device to a second repeater device, from the second repeater device to the first wireless device or from the second repeater device to a third repeater device, to extend a range of EHF communication;
• forming routes within one or more of the first repeater device and the second repeater device to enable the forwarding of the EHF signals;
• configuring said forwarding of said EHF signals by utilizing one or more control connections;
• simultaneously utilizing a plurality of said routes while forwarding the EHF signals between two or more of said first wireless device, said second wireless device, said first repeater device, and said second repeater device;
• and
• enabling redundant transmission of said EHF signals by each of said plurality of routes via said simultaneous utilization of the plurality of routes, wherein
• at least one of said one or more control connections is established using a non-extremely high frequency (non-EHF) interface.

A system for wireless communication, the system comprising:

• one or more circuits in a first repeater device that enable the first repeater device to
• forward extremely high frequency (EHF) signals from a first wireless device to a second wireless device, from the first wireless device to a second repeater device, from the second repeater device to the first wireless device or from the second repeater device to a third repeater device, to extend a range of EHF communication;
• form routes within one or more of the first repeater device and the second repeater device, by utilizing one or more isolation techniques, to enable the forwarding of the EHF signals;
• and
• utilize one or more control connections, wherein
• at least one of said one or more control connections is established using a non-extremely high frequency (non-EHF) interface.