Anthro
Expert Member
Quite interesting Kickstarter Im following at the moment, shows you what is actually possible !!
http://www.flutterwireless.com/
Introducing Flutter
"Our goal is to provide the community with access to inexpensive and reliable wireless technology. That's why we built flutter. Based on Arduino, flutter is a wireless electronic development board with an ARM processor and integrated hardware encryption.
Unlike many wifi-based products, flutter boards talk directly to each other - no routers or servers required. All you need to make a flutter network is two flutter boards and power. Whether you're preparing for Burning Man or just building a project for your next hiking trip, flutter has you covered."
Range
Flutter devices can communicate with each other from over 1000 meters apart, giving you more than 10x the range of wifi, and 100x the total coverage area. This allows for a wireless platform without borders, and no longer being chained to a router means your projects are free to follow you out the front door, through the yard, and down the street.
http://www.flutterwireless.com/
Introducing Flutter
"Our goal is to provide the community with access to inexpensive and reliable wireless technology. That's why we built flutter. Based on Arduino, flutter is a wireless electronic development board with an ARM processor and integrated hardware encryption.
Unlike many wifi-based products, flutter boards talk directly to each other - no routers or servers required. All you need to make a flutter network is two flutter boards and power. Whether you're preparing for Burning Man or just building a project for your next hiking trip, flutter has you covered."
Range
Flutter devices can communicate with each other from over 1000 meters apart, giving you more than 10x the range of wifi, and 100x the total coverage area. This allows for a wireless platform without borders, and no longer being chained to a router means your projects are free to follow you out the front door, through the yard, and down the street.
