Ace6 technology

A mesh network is a type of network topology where each device in the network serves as a node that relays data to other devices in the network. The nodes in a mesh network are typically connected to each other through multiple paths, which can help to improve the reliability and performance of the network. In a mesh network, there is no centralized hub or router. Instead, each node can communicate directly with other nodes in the network, which can help to improve the resilience of the network in the face of failures or outages. Mesh networks are often used in situations where traditional network architectures may not be feasible or reliable, such as in large-scale sensor networks, disaster response scenarios, or in remote or rugged environments. In a mesh network on a drone, the drone serves as a node in the network, and other nodes can be placed on the ground or on other drones in the area. The mesh networking equipment on the drones allows them to communicate with each other and relay data back and forth, creating a flexible and resilient network that can cover a large area.