First of a short informal series on understanding mesh networking. Very high level, intended for someone who is not familiar with mesh protocols. inthemesh.com/archive/unders…

What are some #decentralization topics you're interested in but haven't read enough or anything about? Send us your story ideas, we'll deliver! :)

For part II of our series on #meshnetworking, goTenna Chief Scientist Ram Ramanathan focuses on protocols & performance. inthemesh.com/archive/unders…

Looking forward to presenting and discussing our paper "ECHO: Efficient Zero-Control Broadcast for Mesh Networks" at IEEE MILCOM in Los Angeles, on Monday Oct 29 (milcom.org). ECHO is a key part of @gotenna scalability solution. Let us connect if you will be there.

Excited to present our latest research on long-range #meshnetworking at #IEEE IEEE SECON 2019 in Boston tomorrow. More to come, but for now, here is a sneak peek of the abstract.

In the latest study conducted by our Chief Scientist Ram Ramanathan, goTenna’s Aspen Grove protocol stack outperformed current industry standards for long-range #meshnetworking. Read more about this game-changing research here: buff.ly/2WsoHXf

.goTenna had a baby w Bitcoin #LightningNetwork! Global Mesh Labs will incubate our open-source Lot 49 protocol. Vision: an anti-fragile mesh-based global messaging network, free of carriers & ISPs. Feedback on whitepaper (by Richard Myers ) welcome! globalmeshlabs.org ⚡️🕸️🌍

Awesome day on the ground at #IEEE IEEE SECON 2019! Enjoyed discussing Aspen Grove with fellow researchers. And happy to share that our poster received the best poster award!!

What is zero-control-packet #meshnetworking and why is it so revolutionary? Ram Ramanathan discusses his latest research study here: bit.ly/2MOzGL4

Our Lot49 protocol tackles big challenges: “No direct access to the internet [and] generally how to minimize the overall network bandwidth used for incentive payments relative to the message data we are incentivizing delivery of.” More in Bitcoin Magazine bitcoinmagazine.com/articles/mobil…

Fantastic session today at Milcom 2019 in Norfolk, VA. Enjoyed presenting and discussing our paper on the VINE routing protocol. Lots of interest! VINE is a novel zero-control-packet routing protocol for mobile mesh networks. The paper is at: cdn.shopify.com/s/files/1/0046…

Happy to share my fascination with percolation theory and its applications via my latest article: "From Mocha to Mesh: Insights from Percolation Theory" (link below)

Sharing my latest article in which I explain decentralized wireless mesh broadcasting algorithms using a medieval alert lookout metaphor. Hope you enjoy reading it as much as I enjoyed writing it!

Excited to announce the goTenna Pro Resilience Network — an initiative that supports humanitarian and emergency organizations on the frontlines of disasters worldwide. Learn how your team can apply for discounted goTenna Pro hardware and software here: buff.ly/2TZfjvK

Using a city road analogy, our Chief Scientist discusses two decades of research on the fundamental limits and dependencies of #scalability. Read the first of a two-part article on the scalability of #meshnetworks here: bit.ly/meshscalability

In the second part of our article on the #scalability of #meshnetworks, we use a Beltway analogy to discuss the impact of bitrate, message load, and protocols on scalability and introduce a zero-control-packet approach that enables unprecedented scaling. bit.ly/31g4NV4

Shoutout to our Chief Scientist Ram Ramanathan for his contribution to the percolation theory article in the upcoming issue of Scientific American buff.ly/3bRrvYH

Honored to be part of the goTenna Pro team that won 1st prize at the @NAVWARHQ AINetAntx challenge for the best mesh/MANET routing protocol in low-bandwidth contested environments. buff.ly/3dtJBQx

Our work with Wesleyan University from this uchiha mrx grant will benefit #PublicSafety, #SmartAgriculture, #SupplyChain logistics, #SmartCities and #Wildlife monitoring. buff.ly/3EIXZRS

An article on the connectivity of mesh networks that I wrote. Shows why you need the long range of technologies like goTenna to make mobile mesh networks real inthemesh.com/archive/whitep…