Mesh Network

A mesh network is a type of wireless network where multiple devices, called nodes, connect directly to each other rather than relying on a central router. This setup allows data to travel through various paths, ensuring a more reliable and expansive coverage. If one node fails or gets disconnected, other routes automatically form to maintain the network’s stability. Mesh networks are commonly used in large homes, offices, or outdoor areas to provide seamless, high-quality internet without dead zones, as they efficiently distribute data across multiple connections for improved speed and resilience.