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The Wireless Battle of the Mesh is an event that aims at bringing together people from across the world to test the performance of different routing protocols for ad-hoc networks, like [[http://www.pps.jussieu.fr/~jch/software/babel/|Babel]], [[http://www.open-mesh.org|B.A.T.M.A.N.]], [[http://www.bmx6.net|BMX6]], [[http://olsr.org|OLSR]], [[http://open80211s.org/|802.11s]] and [[http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Static_routing|Static Routing]]. | |
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It is a tournament with a social character. If you are a mesh networking enthusiast, community networking activist, or have an interest in mesh networks you might want to check this out! | The Wireless Battle Mesh is a non-commercial, volunteer-organized annual convention. |
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The goal of the !WirelessBattleMesh events is to set-up hands-on testbed for each available mesh routing protocol with a standard test procedure for the different mesh networks. During the different WBM events, similar hardware and software configuration will be used based on the OpenWRT !BoardSupportPackage and packages for each protocol implementation. The WBM events are also a great opportunity to develop testing tools for PHY/MAC radio layers (drivers, scripts and PHY analyzers). | The convention features a variety of talks and workshops on technical and political issues related to mesh networking, wireless community networks and Openwrt firmware development. |
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If you want to know who is behind the WBM, you should visit AboutUs. | The purpose of the event is to further topics such as right to connectivity, community-owned infrastructure and related free open source projects. == Attending == Attending the convention always is free of charge. To make joining the event as affordable as possible, an accommodation package is offered which provides low cost accommodation. Should you not have the means to cover for your travel expenses, please reach out to the orga crew. If sponsoring budget allows, we will support you. |
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* '''May/June 2018:''' [[BattleMeshV11|BattleMesh v11]] Location TBD | Date: '''May, 2024''' [exact dates to be confirmed] |
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== Most Recent Event == * '''05-11 Jun 2017:''' [[BattleMeshV10|BattleMesh v10]] in Vienna (AT) |
Location: '''Cyprus''' |
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== Past Events == * '''01-07 May 2016:''' [[BattleMeshV9|BattleMesh v9]] in Porto (PT) * '''03-09 Aug 2015:''' [[BattleMeshV8|BattleMesh v8]] in Maribor (SI) * '''12-18 May 2014:''' [[BattleMeshV7|BattleMesh v7]] in Leipzig (DE) * '''19-21 Jul 2013:''' [[http://ml.ninux.org/pipermail/battlemesh/2013-July/002473.html|Babel Wireless Mesh hackathon]] in Paris (FR) * '''15-21 Apr 2013:''' [[BattleMeshV6|BattleMesh v6]] in Aalborg (DK) * '''26-01 Apr 2012:''' [[BattleMeshV5|BattleMesh v5]] in Athens (GR) * '''23-25 Mar 2012:''' [[BattleMeshV5_Warmup|BattleMesh v5 Warmup]] in Sarantaporo (GR) * '''07-09 Okt 2011:''' [[https://hackerspace.be/Babel_Wireless_Routing_Protocol_Workshop|Babel workshop]] in Brussels (BE) * '''10-14 Aug 2011:''' [[BattleMeshV4.01|BattleMesh v4.01]] in Finowfurt - CCC camp (DE) * '''16-20 Mar 2011:''' [[BattleMeshV4|BattleMesh v4]] in Sant Bartomeu del Grau (CAT) * '''11-14 Nov 2010:''' [[BattleMeshV3.3|BattleMesh v3.3]] in Godarville (BE) * '''03-05 Sep 2010:''' [[BattleMeshV3.1416|BattleMesh v3.1416]] in Ghent (BE) * '''02-06 Jun 2010:''' [[BattleMeshV3|BattleMesh v3]] in Bracciano (IT) * '''26-28 Feb 2010:''' [[http://hackerspace.be/Wireless_Battle_Mesh_v_2.7182|BattleMesh v2.7]] in Brussels and Hasselt (BE) * '''17-18 Oct 2009:''' [[http://hackerspace.be/Wireless_Battle_Mesh_v2|BattleMesh v2]] in Brussels (BE) * '''11-12 Apr 2009:''' [[http://www.tmplab.org/2009/02/16/first-tmplab-wireless-battle-mesh-april-11-12th-2009-tmplab/|BattleMesh v1]] in Paris (FR) |
Details: [[BattleMeshV16|BattleMesh v16]] |
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== Battlemesh Seeking for Endorsements! == Read the page [[http://battlemesh.org/EndorsementStrategy|Endorsement Strategy]] to learn why endorsing the event is a good thing. |
== Tracks == |
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== What's hot? == * [[http://ml.ninux.org/mailman/listinfo/battlemesh|Mailing List]] * [[http://webchat.freenode.net?channels=battlemesh&uio=d4|IRC Chat]] (irc.freenode.net #battlemesh) |
Mesh enthusiasts set-up hands-on testbed for mesh routing protocols for testing in real-world environments. Panels with technical presentations & discussions as well as community mingling are part of the agenda. |
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== Downloads == * [[http://download.battlemesh.org/|Official BattleMesh download server with pictures/videos/etc from past events]] |
Members of wireless communities and activists meet to present & discuss updates on latest developments (community news as well as political events). Meeting ground for Openwrt developers, contributors & users to discuss latest developments, hardware hacking sessions and workshops. |
Wireless Battle Mesh
The Wireless Battle Mesh is a non-commercial, volunteer-organized annual convention.
The convention features a variety of talks and workshops on technical and political issues related to mesh networking, wireless community networks and Openwrt firmware development.
The purpose of the event is to further topics such as right to connectivity, community-owned infrastructure and related free open source projects.
Attending
Attending the convention always is free of charge. To make joining the event as affordable as possible, an accommodation package is offered which provides low cost accommodation.
Should you not have the means to cover for your travel expenses, please reach out to the orga crew. If sponsoring budget allows, we will support you.
Upcoming Event
Date: May, 2024 [exact dates to be confirmed]
Location: Cyprus
Details: BattleMesh v16
Tracks
Mesh enthusiasts set-up hands-on testbed for mesh routing protocols for testing in real-world environments. Panels with technical presentations & discussions as well as community mingling are part of the agenda.
Members of wireless communities and activists meet to present & discuss updates on latest developments (community news as well as political events).
Meeting ground for Openwrt developers, contributors & users to discuss latest developments, hardware hacking sessions and workshops.