#meshnetworks — Public Fediverse posts
Live and recent posts from across the Fediverse tagged #meshnetworks, aggregated by home.social.
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Looks like there is now a dispute over the trademark with MeshCore?
https://blog.meshcore.io/2026/07/04/help-us-save-meshcore
#MeshCore #Mesh #radio #trademark #Lora #MeshNetwork #MeshNetworks
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Looks like there is now a dispute over the trademark with MeshCore?
https://blog.meshcore.io/2026/07/04/help-us-save-meshcore
#MeshCore #Mesh #radio #trademark #Lora #MeshNetwork #MeshNetworks
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Last week I had the pleasure of evaluating the MA projects of a graduating cohort at Design Academy Eindhoven. There were a few standouts, but the one I want to share with you today is Luca Marini’s project Mutable Net, https://mutablenet.xyz/nodesarchive
As I understand it, Luca’s intention is to bring designerly attention to bear on the material components of a mesh network. What I liked about his work is the balance he struck — IMO, very difficult to achieve — between the usual brut mesh anti-aesthetic of unstyled componentry at one pole and the hyperrefined, user-unmodifiable Apple aesthetic at the other.
The comparison I kept reaching for is that his devices bring the same thoughtfulness to ad-hoc technical infrastructure that my longtime favorites raumlaborberlin bring to the design of similarly open, self-assembled architectural-social spaces. The lesson in both cases is that it is possible for autonomy-optimizing projects to look nice, but not airless. #mesh #networks #meshnetworks
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Of course the only thing I could do while on my way to Alte Hölle was to flash @postmarketOS on my Fairphone 5, so that I can use it as a Reticulum and/or MeshCore node at DWeb Camp ihihi eheheh
#DWebCamp #pmOS #postmarketOS #AlteHölle #Berlin #Linux #LinuxMobile #MeshCore #MeshNetworks #Reticulum #Fairphone #Fairphone5 #FP5
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Of course the only thing I could do while on my way to Alte Hölle was to flash @postmarketOS on my Fairphone 5, so that I can use it as a Reticulum and/or MeshCore node at DWeb Camp ihihi eheheh
#DWebCamp #pmOS #postmarketOS #AlteHölle #Berlin #Linux #LinuxMobile #MeshCore #MeshNetworks #Reticulum #Fairphone #Fairphone5 #FP5
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💡 Liz Sweigart is coming to DWeb Camp with a vision: “Reimagining the Open Social Web from the Edge: Freedom Tech Across Mesh, Mobile, and Peer-to-Peer Infrastructure”
https://talx.dod.ngo/dwebcamp-2026/talk/C9YZLT/
➡️ Full schedule here: https://dwebcamp.org/schedule
#DWeb #DWebCamp #talk #p2p #peertopeer #OSW #OpenSocialWeb #infrastructure #meshNetworks #infra #decentralization
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💡 Liz Sweigart is coming to DWeb Camp with a vision: “Reimagining the Open Social Web from the Edge: Freedom Tech Across Mesh, Mobile, and Peer-to-Peer Infrastructure”
https://talx.dod.ngo/dwebcamp-2026/talk/C9YZLT/
➡️ Full schedule here: https://dwebcamp.org/schedule
#DWeb #DWebCamp #talk #p2p #peertopeer #OSW #OpenSocialWeb #infrastructure #meshNetworks #infra #decentralization
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Off-grid comms has always forced a choice: sub-GHz bands for range, or compromise for throughput. 2.4 GHz LoRa is breaking that trade-off open.
GrayHatGuy has proven MeshCore runs on 2.4 GHz — and built the bridges that connect it back to sub-GHz backbones when you need the long hop.
New post: protocol bridges, channel bridges, frequency bridges, and why the difference matters.
https://gaggl.com/blogs/2026-06-03-lpwan-meshes-2-4ghz-and-the-rise-of-mesh-bridges/
#LoRa #MeshNetworks #MeshCore #LPWAN #OffGrid #CommunityComms
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Off-grid comms has always forced a choice: sub-GHz bands for range, or compromise for throughput. 2.4 GHz LoRa is breaking that trade-off open.
GrayHatGuy has proven MeshCore runs on 2.4 GHz — and built the bridges that connect it back to sub-GHz backbones when you need the long hop.
New post: protocol bridges, channel bridges, frequency bridges, and why the difference matters.
https://gaggl.com/blogs/2026-06-03-lpwan-meshes-2-4ghz-and-the-rise-of-mesh-bridges/
#LoRa #MeshNetworks #MeshCore #LPWAN #OffGrid #CommunityComms
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Autarke Adhoc-Netzwerke im Ernstfall, auf Demos, bei Aktionen, für Kommunikation. #MeshNetworks, #Meshtastic, #MeshCore, #Reticulum
I'm Getting Into Mesh Networks... -
Autarke Adhoc-Netzwerke im Ernstfall, auf Demos, bei Aktionen, für Kommunikation. #MeshNetworks, #Meshtastic, #MeshCore, #Reticulum
I'm Getting Into Mesh Networks... -
I'm Getting into Mesh Networks (Meshtastic, MeshCore, and Reticulum)
https://www.jonaharagon.com/posts/im-getting-into-mesh-networks-meshtastic-meshcore-and-reticulum/
#HackerNews #meshnetworks #Meshtastic #MeshCore #Reticulum #technology
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I'm Getting into Mesh Networks (Meshtastic, MeshCore, and Reticulum)
https://www.jonaharagon.com/posts/im-getting-into-mesh-networks-meshtastic-meshcore-and-reticulum/
#HackerNews #meshnetworks #Meshtastic #MeshCore #Reticulum #technology
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#MeshNetworks accounts to follow:
@meshcore - MeshCore official account
@meshtastic - Meshtastic official account
@battlemesh - Social events for mesh network enthusiasts
@libremesh - Modular framework for OpenWrt firmwares in wireless mesh nodes
@meshtastic_de - German Meshtastic discussion group
@blackforestmesh - MeshCore emergency network in Black Forest, Germany (in German)
@voyagermesh - MeshCore solidarity network in Dresden, Germany (in German) -
#MeshNetworks accounts to follow:
@meshcore - MeshCore official account
@meshtastic - Meshtastic official account
@battlemesh - Social events for mesh network enthusiasts
@libremesh - Modular framework for OpenWrt firmwares in wireless mesh nodes
@meshtastic_de - German Meshtastic discussion group
@blackforestmesh - MeshCore emergency network in Black Forest, Germany (in German)
@voyagermesh - MeshCore solidarity network in Dresden, Germany (in German) -
After years of hands-on testing — from early Meshtastic nodes to running Reticulum across remote South Australian properties — I've learned that choosing off-grid mesh networking technology isn't purely technical. It's philosophical. LPWAN series: a detailed, honest comparison of Meshtastic, MeshCore, Reticulum, and ClusterDuck Protocol, born from failed experiments and the occasional moment of genuine excitement when a packet hops across several kilometres of Australian bush.
https://gaggl.com/blogs/2026-02-04-lpwan-meshes-choosing-the-right-technology/
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After years of hands-on testing — from early Meshtastic nodes to running Reticulum across remote South Australian properties — I've learned that choosing off-grid mesh networking technology isn't purely technical. It's philosophical. LPWAN series: a detailed, honest comparison of Meshtastic, MeshCore, Reticulum, and ClusterDuck Protocol, born from failed experiments and the occasional moment of genuine excitement when a packet hops across several kilometres of Australian bush.
https://gaggl.com/blogs/2026-02-04-lpwan-meshes-choosing-the-right-technology/
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#Decentralization #Decentralized #Web3 #Fediverse #Mastodon #Nostr #ATProtocol #Bluesky #ActivityPub #MeshNetworks #Yggdrasil #CJDNS #Hyperboria #DistributedSystems #OpenSource #SelfHosting #DigitalFreedom #Privacy #Cybersecurity #IPFS #Filecoin #Arweave #DistributedComputing #Bittensor #AkashNetwork #GolemNetwork #P2P #AlternativeInternet #FutureTech #FreeSoftware
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#Decentralization #Decentralized #Web3 #Fediverse #Mastodon #Nostr #ATProtocol #Bluesky #ActivityPub #MeshNetworks #Yggdrasil #CJDNS #Hyperboria #DistributedSystems #OpenSource #SelfHosting #DigitalFreedom #Privacy #Cybersecurity #IPFS #Filecoin #Arweave #DistributedComputing #Bittensor #AkashNetwork #GolemNetwork #P2P #AlternativeInternet #FutureTech #FreeSoftware
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@toroidalcore Tagging for #SolarPunkSunday! #Meshtashtic and #MeshNetworks is something I want to learn more about.
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@toroidalcore Tagging for #SolarPunkSunday! #Meshtashtic and #MeshNetworks is something I want to learn more about.
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Excited to try this out: https://github.com/roogle-dev/reticulum-phantom
> Decentralized, end-to-end encrypted P2P file sharing over the Reticulum mesh network. The first torrent-like application built natively on Reticulum.
Update: I was informed this was vibe coded and finally got around to reading more into it. I can't recommend this. Please see this link for more info: https://github.com/roogle-dev/reticulum-phantom/issues/3#issuecomment-4285042507
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Excited to try this out: https://github.com/roogle-dev/reticulum-phantom
> Decentralized, end-to-end encrypted P2P file sharing over the Reticulum mesh network. The first torrent-like application built natively on Reticulum.
Update: I was informed this was vibe coded and finally got around to reading more into it. I can't recommend this. Please see this link for more info: https://github.com/roogle-dev/reticulum-phantom/issues/3#issuecomment-4285042507
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Réseautage en #mesh
Comment communiquer quand on ne veut pas passer par #Internet ou la #5G ? Les #réseaux maillés ou #meshnetworks https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Mesh_networking utilisent les ondes radio pour tisser des chaînes de #communication parallèles. Dans des sociétés de plus en plus surveillées où des gouvernements peuvent couper les télécommunications du jour au lendemain, ces réseaux décentralisés et accessibles ne sont pas qu'un délire de survivalistes https://mastodon.social/@garsthieu/116420882881816408
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"What Is: Noncompliance" is an upcoming festival of sound and workshops in #toronto (by The Music Gallery, May 6-9)
I will present new #netart and there are some exciting performative workshops on #meshnetworks #tapeloops and "insubordinate listening".https://musicgallery.org/programming/2025-2026-season/what-is-noncompliance/
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"What Is: Noncompliance" is an upcoming festival of sound and workshops in #toronto (by The Music Gallery, May 6-9)
I will present new #netart and there are some exciting performative workshops on #meshnetworks #tapeloops and "insubordinate listening".https://musicgallery.org/programming/2025-2026-season/what-is-noncompliance/
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📶 Community infrastructure, mutable protocols, mesh networks…
Independent and self-sovereign communication is more compelling than ever.
Watch the recording of our latest meetup with Jacob Sayles, @gwil, and Mathias Jud.
#DWeb #Willow #qaul #MeshNetworks #MeshCore #Meshtastic #communityNetworks
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📶 Community infrastructure, mutable protocols, mesh networks…
Independent and self-sovereign communication is more compelling than ever.
Watch the recording of our latest meetup with Jacob Sayles, @gwil, and Mathias Jud.
#DWeb #Willow #qaul #MeshNetworks #MeshCore #Meshtastic #communityNetworks
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How-To Geek: This tiny radio lets me send texts without Wi-Fi or cell service . “Reading about community resilience recently, I came across talk of something called Meshtastic and how it lets you stay in touch with people miles away even if your internet access and the power grid itself were shut off.”
https://rbfirehose.com/2026/03/17/how-to-geek-this-tiny-radio-lets-me-send-texts-without-wi-fi-or-cell-service/ -
How-To Geek: This tiny radio lets me send texts without Wi-Fi or cell service . “Reading about community resilience recently, I came across talk of something called Meshtastic and how it lets you stay in touch with people miles away even if your internet access and the power grid itself were shut off.”
https://rbfirehose.com/2026/03/17/how-to-geek-this-tiny-radio-lets-me-send-texts-without-wi-fi-or-cell-service/ -
@benroyce the whole #meshnetworks thing feels suspiciously adjacent to other efforts to substitute something safe for something that might enact change: protest tech by buying someone else's tech rather than becoming active in lobbying for change. shop for dodads to build a toy wireless network rather than network with your community and build a support system.
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@benroyce the whole #meshnetworks thing feels suspiciously adjacent to other efforts to substitute something safe for something that might enact change: protest tech by buying someone else's tech rather than becoming active in lobbying for change. shop for dodads to build a toy wireless network rather than network with your community and build a support system.
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Cutting off #Internet access for #authoritarian control is entrenched in #Russia
People talk about #meshNetworks. But Russians have decided on another approach:
pagers
radios
landline phones
Maybe the #revolution *will* be televised: it can't be streamed
I do enjoy myself some #SwanLake
"sales of pagers... saw a 73% increase compared to the same period in February. Radio sales rose by 27%, and landline phone sales grew by 25%"
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Cutting off #Internet access for #authoritarian control is entrenched in #Russia
People talk about #meshNetworks. But Russians have decided on another approach:
pagers
radios
landline phones
Maybe the #revolution *will* be televised: it can't be streamed
I do enjoy myself some #SwanLake
"sales of pagers... saw a 73% increase compared to the same period in February. Radio sales rose by 27%, and landline phone sales grew by 25%"
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LPWAN Meshes: ClusterDuck Protocol - Purpose-Built for Emergencies
The ClusterDuck Protocol (CDP) was where my mesh networking journey truly began. The story behind Project OWL (Organisation, Whereabouts, and Logistics)—students building emergency communication networks after Hurricane Maria—resonated deeply, highlighting a technology designed not for hobbyists or industry, but for saving lives when infrastructure fails. While I found its concepts “much better thought through” from the outset, the project’s slow pace and patchy hardware support meant my personal involvement never truly moved beyond some initial tinkering. -
it lives here now; not as sexy as a giant skull but convenient for me
#meshcore #meshnetwork #meshnetworks -
it lives here now; not as sexy as a giant skull but convenient for me
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Missed last week's @escape_velocity? Well here is the same presentation, complete with my child occasionally doing mischief in the background.
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Missed last week's @escape_velocity? Well here is the same presentation, complete with my child occasionally doing mischief in the background.
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Last Saturday’s Mesh Networks Workshop at La Générale. Thx all for this first successful event. Presentation by @joachim Photos by @glvn
Slides in french on Joachim’s blog https://fourbi.eu/billet/2026-02-07-notes-d-exploration-lora-no4
<3 #pnode for the idea and to be such an important community node.
#mesh #meshnetworks #LoRa #meshtastic #meshcore #decentralisation #radio #lagenerale #pnode -
Last Saturday’s Mesh Networks Workshop at La Générale. Thx all for this first successful event. Presentation by @joachim Photos by @glvn
Slides in french on Joachim’s blog https://fourbi.eu/billet/2026-02-07-notes-d-exploration-lora-no4
<3 #pnode for the idea and to be such an important community node.
#mesh #meshnetworks #LoRa #meshtastic #meshcore #decentralisation #radio #lagenerale #pnode -
"In the early 2000s, mesh networks were on the verge of being everywhere and connecting everything. Daisy-chaining many devices like beads on a string would “accommodate hundreds or thousands of nodes” and provide “low, up-front cost, easy network maintenance, robustness, and reliable service coverage,” according to mesh-networking forecasts from 2004 and 2005, respectively.
But it would take over two decades to get there. During that time, a range of mesh protocols and standards emerged, each claiming to be the solution—only to flame out or splinter into new incompatibilities.
In 2026, mesh networks that can work together in real-world settings are finally arriving. But rather than a single dominant standard that could power all variety of mesh networks, three separate but interoperable technologies are instead reaching maturity more or less simultaneously: Thread 1.4, a mesh standard for low-power smart-home devices; the Wi-Fi 7 standard for high-bandwidth computing; and the smart-home protocol Matter, which acts as a translator, so devices on different mesh networks can talk to one another. Together, these three provide the beginnings of compatibility and interoperability that has eluded mesh proponents for so long.
However, this multistandard compromise may well only be a way station. “I expect that one mesh technology will eat all the others eventually, possibly incorporating them,” said Mihail Sichitiu, professor of electrical and computer engineering at North Carolina State University, in Raleigh. “Maybe not immediately, but eventually. Looking at how other things evolved, it’s just a matter of time.”"
https://spectrum.ieee.org/mesh-network-interoperable-thread
#Mesh #MeshNetwork #Interoperability #Wifi7 #Thread14 #Matter #SmartHomes #MeshNetworks #MeshNetworking
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"In the early 2000s, mesh networks were on the verge of being everywhere and connecting everything. Daisy-chaining many devices like beads on a string would “accommodate hundreds or thousands of nodes” and provide “low, up-front cost, easy network maintenance, robustness, and reliable service coverage,” according to mesh-networking forecasts from 2004 and 2005, respectively.
But it would take over two decades to get there. During that time, a range of mesh protocols and standards emerged, each claiming to be the solution—only to flame out or splinter into new incompatibilities.
In 2026, mesh networks that can work together in real-world settings are finally arriving. But rather than a single dominant standard that could power all variety of mesh networks, three separate but interoperable technologies are instead reaching maturity more or less simultaneously: Thread 1.4, a mesh standard for low-power smart-home devices; the Wi-Fi 7 standard for high-bandwidth computing; and the smart-home protocol Matter, which acts as a translator, so devices on different mesh networks can talk to one another. Together, these three provide the beginnings of compatibility and interoperability that has eluded mesh proponents for so long.
However, this multistandard compromise may well only be a way station. “I expect that one mesh technology will eat all the others eventually, possibly incorporating them,” said Mihail Sichitiu, professor of electrical and computer engineering at North Carolina State University, in Raleigh. “Maybe not immediately, but eventually. Looking at how other things evolved, it’s just a matter of time.”"
https://spectrum.ieee.org/mesh-network-interoperable-thread
#Mesh #MeshNetwork #Interoperability #Wifi7 #Thread14 #Matter #SmartHomes #MeshNetworks #MeshNetworking
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"In the early 2000s, mesh networks were on the verge of being everywhere and connecting everything. Daisy-chaining many devices like beads on a string would “accommodate hundreds or thousands of nodes” and provide “low, up-front cost, easy network maintenance, robustness, and reliable service coverage,” according to mesh-networking forecasts from 2004 and 2005, respectively.
But it would take over two decades to get there. During that time, a range of mesh protocols and standards emerged, each claiming to be the solution—only to flame out or splinter into new incompatibilities.
In 2026, mesh networks that can work together in real-world settings are finally arriving. But rather than a single dominant standard that could power all variety of mesh networks, three separate but interoperable technologies are instead reaching maturity more or less simultaneously: Thread 1.4, a mesh standard for low-power smart-home devices; the Wi-Fi 7 standard for high-bandwidth computing; and the smart-home protocol Matter, which acts as a translator, so devices on different mesh networks can talk to one another. Together, these three provide the beginnings of compatibility and interoperability that has eluded mesh proponents for so long.
However, this multistandard compromise may well only be a way station. “I expect that one mesh technology will eat all the others eventually, possibly incorporating them,” said Mihail Sichitiu, professor of electrical and computer engineering at North Carolina State University, in Raleigh. “Maybe not immediately, but eventually. Looking at how other things evolved, it’s just a matter of time.”"
https://spectrum.ieee.org/mesh-network-interoperable-thread
#Mesh #MeshNetwork #Interoperability #Wifi7 #Thread14 #Matter #SmartHomes #MeshNetworks #MeshNetworking