Embedded Mesh Technology
PacketHop's embedded technology is a layer 2 wireless mesh network that is transparent to higher layer protocols (such as IP). The network and network abstraction is one compatible with wired Ethernet systems and implements layer 2 bridging between the wireless mesh and wired Ethernet networks.
Product Benefits
PacketHop supports peer-to-peer wireless connectivity that scales from two peers to multiple mesh points (MPs) that form a mesh network. Unlike many other mesh network technologies, with PacketHop there is no need for a centralized access point (AP) as is the case with mesh networks implemented using infrastructure (802.11 BSS) mode. Unlike the ad hoc (802.11 IBSS) mode, PacketHop's technology forwards data from one MP to another MP through intermediary MPs.
In addition, PacketHop's technology is able to support simultaneous connectivity to other mesh points and to standard 802.11 APs as a standard 802.11 station (STA) using a single network interface (radio).
PacketHop mesh technology is designed for small footprint and low power consumption which makes it suitable for handheld and consumer electronics devices.
Our strong background in wireless video streaming and public safety applications is reflected in the scalability of the system and its ability to support multimedia applications.
Additional information on features and the product roadmap can be made available under a mutual NDA. Please contact us for more information.




