LoRa now supports mesh networking thanks to Meshtastic, an open-source platform enabling secure, low-power, long-range decentralized comms.

Everyone knows what it’s like to lose cell service. A burgeoning open source project called Meshtastic is filling the gap for when you’re in the middle of nowhere—or when disaster strikes.

In the 1980s and 1990s, online communities formed around tiny digital oases called bulletin-board systems. Often run out of people's homes and accessible by only one or two people at a time via ...

IEEE Spectrum wrote about running an old-school bulletin-board system (BBS) from a Raspberry Pi 3 over LoRa, using the off-grid mesh-networking capabilities of Meshtastic, and it sounds like a ...

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A new system could transform emergency response in Jefferson County. Meshtastic is a small, solar-powered device designed to restore communication within hours after a storm.

Meshtastic! Learn how to build your own DIY mesh network for off-grid communication with actionable steps, benefits, and expert tips.

Femtofox Pro v1 LoRa and Meshtastic development board runs Linux-based Foxbuntu OS on Rockchip RV1103 SoC The Femtofox Pro v1 kit is a compact, low-power LoRa and Meshtastic development board running ...

Meshtastic is an open-source, off-grid communication platform using LoRa technology to create a decentralized mesh network. Ideal for remote areas, disaster preparedness, and outdoor activities, it ...

RAKwireless’ WisMesh TAP is a battery-powered Meshtastic client with an integrated TFT touchscreen display and an IP65-rated enclosure making it suitable for outdoor use. The device supports 800 and ...