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PacketHop Wireless Mesh Network Survives Initial Trial

PacketHop Inc.’s wireless mesh network has successfully passed a field test by several California state agencies, according to the company’s CEO. PacketHop, whose software is designed to reroute and heal a constantly shifting mesh of wireless connections, was put to the test by the Golden Gate Safety Network, a collection of 12 agencies, including representatives […]

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Feb 25, 2004
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PacketHop Inc.’s wireless mesh network has successfully passed a field test by several California state agencies, according to the company’s CEO.

PacketHop, whose software is designed to reroute and heal a constantly shifting mesh of wireless connections, was put to the test by the Golden Gate Safety Network, a collection of 12 agencies, including representatives from agencies at the city, county, state and federal level. PacketHop’s mesh allowed the different agencies to quickly coordinate to prevent a simulated attack on the famed Golden Gate Bridge.

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