The integration of wired and wireless technologies into hybrid networks has become a prominent research topic due to the increasing demand for wireless networks in industrial applications. Hybrid networks exhibit varying delay characteristics depending on the technologies involved. This paper represents the blueprint and execution of a Campus area Network/Wireless Local Area Network / a Campus area System for network interaction. The framework utilizes Wireless Interworking Units (WIUs) to link distant nodes that support the CAN 2.0B standard across an IEEE 802.11b Wi-Fi network. The objective is to enable reliable and efficient communication between Controller Area Network (CAN) segments across wireless local area networks, leveraging the strengths of both technologies., offering a practical solution for expanding the distributed area of CAN networks. This method promotes interaction among CAN networks and various Local Area Networks (LANs) by leveraging the least technology with the highest data transfer speeds.