Tinkering with microReticulum
A hands-on workshop on [micro Reticulum](https://github.com/attermann/microReticulum).
Currently most if not all wireless nodes on the [reticulum network](https://reticulum.network) consist of two large components:
- some MCU dev board with a RF transceiver (for example an RNode running on a ESP32 board with a Lora module).
- a regular CPU running the network stack and all layers above (for example a raspberry PI).
microReticulum is aiming to run a network stack on the MCU itself so an additional CPU interfacing with it becomes optional.
This massively reduces size, weight, and power requirements of reticulum (transport-)nodes and thus gives new options of deployment.
In this workshop we will
- explain the current architecture of a reticulum network
- discuss the place microReticulum has in it
- install microReticulum on some boards to tinker with
- hopefully spark interest so developers start hacking the parts that are still missing
Additional information
| Type | other |
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| Language | English |
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