The Structured Mesh^TM Paradigm   Modular Mesh^TM Embodiments    Network Management (NMS)   MeshSuite^TM  

The Structured Mesh^TM Paradigm

  

Above: Our Nodes connect as branches of a tree. We automatically also support P-P and P-MP and Mobility   

Our nodes connect as logical branches of a tree. As in Nature, a tree based routing is scalable and time deterministic..
Tree networks are secure and self healing.  The loss or corruptions of one branch of the tree, does not cripple the tree.
The logical tree automatically supports simpler link topologies: Pont-to-Point and Point-to-Multiple-Points.

       See: Competitive Performance Analysis
  
The Modular Mesh^TM  Embodiments      

Legend:	Backhaul	+ 1  AP	+ more AP	+ more Backhauls	+ Mobility

The MD4000^TM series supports up to 4 radios on a single board computer board. Examples: Laguna Ventana
The MD6000^TM series supports up to 6 radios and is intended primarily for U.S. Department of Defense Use.     

      Slot 0, &  Slot 1 (blue) links form up + down bridge on 5.8GHz, 4.9GHz, 900 MHz or 2.4Ghz bands.
      Slot 2 (pink) is generally used for a 2.4G or 4.9G Client Access Radio (Access Point or Hub) .
      Slot 3 may house another AP radio, another downlink or a dedicated scanning radio (mobile nodes).
     
      Details here: Multiple-Radio-Backhaul-Details
         
Java Based Customizable Network Management System (NMS)  
 
The Java based Network Management System (NMS) enables the user to  configure, monitor and analyze the MD4000 mesh network. MD4000 nodes appear as graphical widgets with multiple LED status indicators, allowing point-and-click management. Source code is available for customization, and work flow integration.

      See NMS Web Page and  Extensible NMS API (Java Doc)

MeshSuite^TM : Software Driven Mesh Networking for the Industrial Internet.

Post 2014, we shifted our emphasis from building product to providing source code licenses and working with OEMs, Embedded Software Developers, System Integrators and major agencies to integrate this validated software into their devices and solutions.

To this end, Meshdynamics created an open source based suite of software modules, intended to be incorporated into "things": robot drone swarms, mesh nodes, Internet of Things hubs etc.  We seek partners ready to test this Software Driven Mesh framework for a fit with their own offerings, just as organizations as diverse as Sharp, PGA Tour, mining OEMS, and the US Navy used the software currently and in the past. 

      See:  MeshSuite Overview (PDF)
 
Blog Links  Collaborations Welcomed   Rethinking Tree Topologies   Self Classification With Chirps  Smarter Simulations