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WIRELESS MESHED BROADBAND

    Creating a new communications infrastructure for broadband, iPower and much more.....
       Decentralized communications technology with worldwide potential. 
       New Generation solutions for The Future......

Wireless Meshed Broadband - FraMe Network - symmetrical - uncapped
- affordable - always one - low latency

Wireless Meshed Broadband

  • Delivers retail, always on, Real Broadband at wholesale prices.

  • Initial service, on average 2MBps symmetrical, low latency, guaranteed bandwidth, scalable, multiplicity of simultaneous users, highly secure.
  • High end-user affordability and excellent end-user experience, no data cap, fixed monthly bill regardless of amount of data transferred.

The anchor network is currently being rolled out in Christchurch, NZ

for more details visit http://www.it-mainland.co.nz/  or http://www.indranet.co.nz/technology/

Hierarchical they way current legacy
network operates

IndraNet's Non-Hierarchical
FraMe (Fra
ctual Mesh) Network

FraMe Network -  how does it work?
  Very Simple
 

The IndraNet Network of Networks Generation (NoN-G) comprises only terminals called minders

   
Located on customer premises
   
Interconnected wireless by way of their transceiver component operating in the microwave
radio frequency range.
  The wirelessly interconnected minders for a multi-layered mesh network called a FraMe (as in Fractual Mesh pronounced "frame")
  No wiring & cabling of phone lines or cellular towers and telecom exchanges required
  In brief,  a FraMe network is made of minders at customers' places
  It could not be more simple

IndraNet Minder

A network of minders — high-performance computers — linked together wirelessly at very high speeds. These minders are both processor and storage devices, thus spreading the computing workload over dozens, if not hundreds, of devices.

Self Healing

A wireless mesh network is a communications network made up of radio nodes in which there are at least two pathways of communication to each node. When one node can no longer operate, all the rest can still communicate with each other, directly or through one or more intermediate nodes. The diagrams below illustrate how wireless mesh networks can self form and self heal.  Source

IndraNet Mesh Network Architecture

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