Bluetooth mesh networking is one of the many exciting technologies that we are working on. Do watch the video below as it explains your typical point-to-point, star-based network topology and true mesh networking topology.
Have a project that requires mesh networking? Then talk to Mesh-Net (no pun intended) 🙂
WiCub – WiFi IoT Sensor
What is WiCub? WiCub is a small battery powered device that measures temperature and humidity, saves the readings and emails them to the user at the end of the day. If at anytime, the readings get out of the specified bands, an immediate email will be sent. Very...
Getting started with WiPy 1.0
WiPy is a nifty little Wi-Fi enabled module that is great for creating IoT applications using MicroPython. I have been experimenting with WiPy and want to show you how quickly this device can be setup for sending an e-mail using Gmail as well as synchronising its...
Sigfox IoT Solution
A major player in the IoT ecosystem is Sigfox. The network infrastructure started in France and is now in over 23 countries and expanding. Much of the business related information is available on the business forums. The purpose of this paper is to provide a high...
New website launched
We’ve been busy working on our new website over the past couple of months and we’re delighted with the results. Our aim was to create a fresh new ‘look and feel’ which supports our core services and provides a showcase for our completed projects and industry case...
Mesh-Net’s web app monitors up to 100,000 solar energy installations
Working in collaboration with Oxford Innovation and CEME Innovation Centre, press releases were written for three different industry sectors and generated some great PR for Mesh-Net, including this piece about our solar energy monitor mobile app on World of...
Mesh-Net’s goods-in-transit wireless tracking in the news
Mesh-Net’s Wireless Fleet Management System developed for logistics security company, SecureSeal, has been featured on Warehousing & Logistics International. Read the full article here:...
