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| Link to Attached Transparent Logo in svg format | More information, source code and documentation are available on the project website: http://www.open-mesh.org/projects/open-mesh/wiki Various Logos are available here: (svg, png) http://www.open-mesh.org/projects/open-mesh/wiki/Logos Endorsement: * http://www.open-mesh.org/projects/open-mesh/wiki/2013-02-05-wbmv6-endorsement * http://article.gmane.org/gmane.org.freifunk.batman/8986 == OLSR == OLSR.org is one of the oldest and still - of course - the best mesh routing protocol for community wireless networks ;-) On a more serious note: OLSR.org was the choice of protocols for most community wireless networks which started in the years 2002. Since then it has matured from a diploma thesis to a rock solid, highly portable link state mesh routing protocol. There are different variants of OLSR, some used by the military (NRL-OLSR and descendants) , some by academia (OLSR.org) and community wireless networks and of course - the [[https://commotionwireless.net/|commotion project]]. In the last years, the focus was on redesigning a lot of the internals, working on the OLSR v2 new protocol variant, and bug squashing for the stable version (OLSR v1 protocol). In every routing protocol, features are nice, but stability wins. More information: http://www.olsr.org Logo: http://olsr.org/files/olsr_logo.jpg Endorsements: * http://permalink.gmane.org/gmane.network.olsr.user/5255 == Ninux.org == [[http://wiki.ninux.org/|Ninux.org]] is an italian community network that aims to create a decentralized, community-led, wireless network in the Italian peninsula. More and more cities are joining the network and this year we have many news to present at the event! More information: [[http://ninux.org/|http://ninux.org/]] Logo: * PSD: [[https://svn.ninux.org/svn/ninuxdeveloping/graphics/Logo_Ninux_2011.psd]] * XFC: [[https://svn.ninux.org/svn/ninuxdeveloping/graphics/Logo_Ninux_2011.xcf]] * PNG: [[https://svn.ninux.org/svn/ninuxdeveloping/graphics/Logo_Ninux_2011.png]] Endorsement link: * [[http://blog.ninux.org/2013/02/09/ninux-org-endorses-the-battle-of-the-mesh-v6/]] == AlterMundi == [[http://blog.altermundi.net|AlterMundi]] is an organization that fosters the rising of a new paradigm founded on freedom gained through peer collaboration. We explore different manifestations of these peer-to-peer alternatives and in particular we do a great deal of work in relation to Wireless Community Networks. We have developed a WCN model that we call [[http://docs.altermundi.net/RedesMiniMaxi/|MiniMaxi]]. It is based on very low-cost, multi-radio mesh nodes running [[http://docs.altermundi.net/AlterMesh/|AlterMesh]] firmware, which automatically configures the mesh network. The firmware can be customised using a web tool we call the [[http://chef.mesh.altermundi.net/|Chef]]. We also provide tunnel broker service for community networks that don't have native IPv6 connection. Several network projects in South America have already adopted the tools we have developed. We are eager to share our experience and to learn a lot from all of you! Logo: * http://chef.mesh.altermundi.net/static/img/altermundi-logo.png Endorsement link: * http://blog.altermundi.net/article/altermundi-endorses-the-battle-of-the-mesh-v6/ == CONFINE == The [[http://confine-project.eu|CONFINE project]] is a research project [[http://cordis.europa.eu/fp7/ict/fire/home_en.html|FIRE]] on Community Networks. It is developing the [[http://community-lab.net|Community-Lab]] experimental testbed and is doing research and experimentation in different aspects, including routing protocols such as OLSR or BMX6 and different aspects such as secure communication, privacy, video streaming or wifi enhancements. Logo: * Smaller with project name: http://confine-project.eu/wp-content/themes/atahualpa/images/logo_confine_long_150.png * Just large icon: http://confine-project.eu/files/2013/02/logo.png Endorsement: * http://confine-project.eu/2013/02/13/awb/ == guifi.net == [[http://www.guifi.net|guifi.net]] is a Community Network where !WiFi and optical fibre links coexist. Logo: * http://guifi.net/files/logo%20guifi_0.svg Endorsement link: * http://guifi.net/ca/node/56231 |
Endorsers of the Wireless Battle of the Mesh v6
Here you'll find a list of the communities endorsing the battlemesh. Come back often to check it out!
B.A.T.M.A.N.
B.A.T.M.A.N. (better approach to mobile ad-hoc networking) is a routing protocol for multi-hop ad-hoc mesh networks. Most of the development now focuses on the open source implementation B.A.T.M.A.N. advanced (often referenced as batman-adv), an implementation of the B.A.T.M.A.N. routing protocol in form of a linux kernel module operating on layer 2.
More information, source code and documentation are available on the project website: http://www.open-mesh.org/projects/open-mesh/wiki
Various Logos are available here: (svg, png)
http://www.open-mesh.org/projects/open-mesh/wiki/Logos
Endorsement:
OLSR
OLSR.org is one of the oldest and still - of course - the best mesh routing protocol for community wireless networks 
On a more serious note: OLSR.org was the choice of protocols for most community wireless networks which started in the years 2002. Since then it has matured from a diploma thesis to a rock solid, highly portable link state mesh routing protocol. There are different variants of OLSR, some used by the military (NRL-OLSR and descendants) , some by academia (OLSR.org) and community wireless networks and of course - the commotion project. In the last years, the focus was on redesigning a lot of the internals, working on the OLSR v2 new protocol variant, and bug squashing for the stable version (OLSR v1 protocol). In every routing protocol, features are nice, but stability wins.
More information:
Logo: http://olsr.org/files/olsr_logo.jpg
Endorsements:
Ninux.org
Ninux.org is an italian community network that aims to create a decentralized, community-led, wireless network in the Italian peninsula.
More and more cities are joining the network and this year we have many news to present at the event!
More information:
Logo:
PSD: https://svn.ninux.org/svn/ninuxdeveloping/graphics/Logo_Ninux_2011.psd
XFC: https://svn.ninux.org/svn/ninuxdeveloping/graphics/Logo_Ninux_2011.xcf
PNG: https://svn.ninux.org/svn/ninuxdeveloping/graphics/Logo_Ninux_2011.png
Endorsement link:
AlterMundi
AlterMundi is an organization that fosters the rising of a new paradigm founded on freedom gained through peer collaboration. We explore different manifestations of these peer-to-peer alternatives and in particular we do a great deal of work in relation to Wireless Community Networks.
We have developed a WCN model that we call MiniMaxi. It is based on very low-cost, multi-radio mesh nodes running AlterMesh firmware, which automatically configures the mesh network. The firmware can be customised using a web tool we call the Chef. We also provide tunnel broker service for community networks that don't have native IPv6 connection.
Several network projects in South America have already adopted the tools we have developed. We are eager to share our experience and to learn a lot from all of you!
Logo:
Endorsement link:
CONFINE
The CONFINE project is a research project FIRE on Community Networks. It is developing the Community-Lab experimental testbed and is doing research and experimentation in different aspects, including routing protocols such as OLSR or BMX6 and different aspects such as secure communication, privacy, video streaming or wifi enhancements.
Logo:
Smaller with project name: http://confine-project.eu/wp-content/themes/atahualpa/images/logo_confine_long_150.png
Just large icon: http://confine-project.eu/files/2013/02/logo.png
Endorsement:
guifi.net
guifi.net is a Community Network where WiFi and optical fibre links coexist.
Logo:
Endorsement link: