Particle Mesh connectivity?

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As of range there are threads addressing this already, but as said above, since things are not finalised no definitive numbers may be claimed

Particle Mesh Range

Is the communication range of the particle mesh published anywhere?

Get a sneak peek of the new Particle Mesh hardware: hands-on with the Xenon

Originally published at: https://blog.particle.io/2018/08/30/hands-on-with-the-xenon/ This week, I had a chance to take three new Particle Xenon boards for a spin. Our engineering teams are hard at work polishing the firmware, mobile apps, and brand-new Mesh APIs, but I was able to walk through the basic experience of claiming and naming three Xenons, setting up a mesh network of three, and interacting with the devices from the Tinker app. [image] It was a lot of fun to get my hands dirty…

IOT RANGE: Photon, Electron, Argon, Boron, Xenon

Inspired by how the term “Open Source” got coined, https://opensource.com/article/18/2/coining-term-open-source-software I was thinking with the Particle.io new devices: the Argon, Boron and Xenon on their way, it might be a good time to coin a new term for the the various ranges we get with different devices and call it the IOT RANGE. By Jeremy Ellis, Feb 15, 2018 @rocksetta I did some research and found this sensible site https://boundless.aerohive.com/technology/What-Is-The-Range-Of-Wi-Fi.h…

Particle Mesh FAQs

Product FAQs What is Thread®? Thread® is an open mesh networking protocol released by the Thread Group. Particle Mesh uses OpenThread, an open source implementation of Thread® released by Nest, as the foundation of Particle Mesh, our mesh networking technology. How many devices can each network support? Mesh networks are generally limited in size by RAM availability. The Nordic nRF52840 has a generous 256kb RAM and promises to support larger Thread® networks than were previously possible with o…

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