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PacketHop spawns mesh networking

Published Sunday, August 01, 2004

Most public-safety communications systems involve radio towers, specialized equipment, limited capacity and little or no data capability. But Silicon Valley-based PacketHop hopes to alter this landscape with its software-based, mobile mesh networking technology that is designed to provide scalable high-speed data communications between first responders using commercial, off-the-shelf devices. PacketHop's technology differs from other data platforms in that it is software-based, meaning first responders from disparate public-safety agencies can be authenticated and quickly placed on the network during an emergency incident. This critical component for interoperability was displayed during a February exercise conducted by a coalition of 11 ...

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