Motorola Demonstrates Leadership in Mesh Networking With 802.11s Standards-Ready MeshConnexâ„¢ Networking Technology
April 24th, 2006 Leave a comment Visited 12 times, 1 so far today
Motorola Demonstrates Leadership in Mesh Networking With 802.11s Standards-Ready MeshConnexâ„¢ Networking Technology
Motorola , Inc. (NYSE: MOT) today announced that its proven MeshConnex networking technology will support the final 802.11s meshing standard being developed by the Institute of Electrical and Electronics Engineers, Inc. (IEEE). Due to its flexible architecture, Motorola customers will be able to configure their MeshConnex powered products to be compliant with the 802.11s standard via over-the-air software downloads. Motorola’s MeshConnex technology powers a wide variety of the company’s products, including its Mesh Enabled Architecture (MEA®) and MOTOMESH™ multi-radio broadband systems.
When WiFi hot spots are “meshed,†they turn into a powerful, interconnected network that can blanket a campus, downtown or entire city with wireless broadband access. Mesh-enabled access points not only deliver WiFi to users, they also act as router/repeaters for other access points in the network. The result is a self-forming, self-healing wireless broadband cloud that reduces the cost of backhaul, deployment and system engineering.
MeshConnex is Motorola’s high performance, mesh networking technology implementation. It also provides other important capabilities including:
- Assignable user priority
- Dynamic bandwidth allocation (fairness)
- High-speed hand-off support
- Proven scalability
MeshConnex also features a small code footprint that optimizes processing resources, while its adaptive routing algorithm performs efficiently for both large and small-scale fixed and mobile applications. MeshConnex’s modular design allows it to be quickly adapted and made compliant with the 802.11s standard, once it is approved.
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