2 Aug
2023
2 Aug
'23
1:51 a.m.
Meshtastic is similar, and very active Project Owl, Reticulum RNS are also
well worth investigating.
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Greg Hall
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On Wed, 2 Aug 2023, 18:14 Rob Craig, <hello(a)robcraig.com> wrote:
I second that.
Yes its a real shame. I had built various nodes and was testing. I had
problems with the software crashing sometimes and I wish there was a
roadmap for new features like remote access to the nodes over LoRA and
other things. Maybe someone can take up the project or fork it?
Regards,
On 30 Jul 2023, at 09:27, seyduna rojhilat <lelikanroj(a)gmail.com> wrote:
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why your project stopped or a development is not shared it was a really
useful project
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2 Aug
2 Aug
3:32 a.m.
New subject: Active Mesh messaging systems.
Greg Hall <greghall(a)brushbox.info> writes:
Meshtastic is similar, and very active Project Owl,
Reticulum RNS are also
well worth investigating.
I've been playing with meshtastic a bit. I think it's great for its
intended use case but for broader use the problems I have with it are
- limited to LoRa only with no ability to use other mechanisms
- limited scaling due to flooding
- group key only, resulting in lack of ability for private messages
in community network
Reticulum is very interesting but less mature. That is what I currently
intend to work on.
I had not heard of Owl; thanks for pointing that out. From a quick
look, it smells like a funded research project that ended in 2019 and I
wonder if there is a continuing viable community?
3:41 a.m.
New subject: Active Mesh messaging systems.
Greg Troxel <gdt(a)lexort.com> writes:
I had not heard of Owl; thanks for pointing that out.
From a quick
look, it smells like a funded research project that ended in 2019 and I
wonder if there is a continuing viable community?
I see it's more complicated than that. Still, I wonder what's up now.
Also it seems a bit like LoRaWAN functionally in that it seems focused
on getting data back to the internet/cloud.
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