Wireless Networking Infrastructure
The networking stack for long-range, low-power wireless — from radio firmware to transport and routing.
We build the networking layer for long-range, low-power wireless — not just an app that talks over radio, but the infrastructure underneath it:
- Transport layers — a hardware-agnostic LoRa transport that carries traffic over long-range radio links.
- Routing / transport nodes — a clean-room implementation of a Reticulum (RNS) transport node (announce forwarding, path-aware data forwarding, link establishment, authenticated interfaces), pinned to a byte-level wire-format spec and verified against test vectors.
- Radio firmware — modem and repeater firmware for nRF52840 + SX1262 boards, flashable from the browser and configurable over USB/Bluetooth.
- Protocol & interoperability engineering — authoritative wire-format specifications and cross-client conventions so independent clients (web, mobile, embedded) actually talk to each other.
What it demonstrates: full-stack networking capability — RF and firmware at the bottom, transport and routing in the middle, protocol design and interoperability at the top. The payoff is resilient connectivity that keeps working where conventional infrastructure doesn’t.