Remote systems are a developing innovation that will enable clients to get data and from anywhere. The introduce of multi-bounce transmission in remote systems is the arrangement of moderate hubs to hand-off parcels from the source to the goal, in situations where the coordinate correspondence isn`t conceivable because of energy or obstruction confinements. In remote correspondence mastermind, it is basic to find the elevated utility course in multi-hop remote frameworks. For this there are immense traditions has proposed for multi ricochet remote frameworks. However, a key issue with existing remote controlling traditions is that restricting the general number of transmissions to pass on a singular package from a source center point to an objective center point that does not have any stretch of the imagination intensifies in the conclusion to-end throughput. We have proposed a new technique for cluster head replacement, which uses improved k-means algorithm. The experimental result shows that the proposed technique gives us better results than existing techniques

Wireless Sensor Networks, K-means, Routing Protocols, Base Station

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