Podcasts about rightmesh

La mission de Nodle est de construire le plus grand réseau sans fil au monde pour connecter les prochains billions d'objets. L'équipe Nodle a travaillé sans relâche depuis 2017 pour apporter l'infrastructure de blockchain mobile décentralisée au plus grand nombre de personnes. Nodle pense que la demande croissante de la connectivité IoT, les progrès exponentiels de l'informatique et l'efficacité spectrale peuvent être un puissant facteur de stabilisation pour une crypto-monnaie. L'approche unique de Nodle Cash et de son réseau pour connecter des appareils via un réseau participatif représente un moyen d'exploiter et de capturer la valeur créée par l'IoT, y compris de pouvoir rémunérer les utilisateurs avec du Nodle Cash, demain la 5G pourraient être impactées par ce nouveau modèle avec la blockchain.Micha Benoliel avant de créer Nodle a permis à Skype de lancer Skype In et Skype Out et a créé plusieurs entreprises et produits dans les télécommunications et Internet : Open Garden, FireChat et PiperChain (vendus à RightMesh). La conversation est passionnante avec Micha, il nous explique ce que va faire Nodle en création de service pour les utilisateurs, les marques, les villes à travers la blockchain Polkadot, il nous donne sa vision autour de la cryptomonnaie, des NFT, nous sommes dans l'usage du Web3 :)Soyez les premiers à posséder le NFT du teaser unique + fichier de l'enregistrement unique sans montage :) Voir Acast.com/privacy pour les informations sur la vie privée et l'opt-out.

La mission de Nodle est de construire le plus grand réseau sans fil au monde pour connecter les prochains billions d'objets. L'équipe Nodle a travaillé sans relâche depuis 2017 pour apporter l'infrastructure de blockchain mobile décentralisée au plus grand nombre de personnes. Nodle pense que la demande croissante de la connectivité IoT, les progrès exponentiels de l'informatique et l'efficacité spectrale peuvent être un puissant facteur de stabilisation pour une crypto-monnaie. L'approche unique de Nodle Cash et de son réseau pour connecter des appareils via un réseau participatif représente un moyen d'exploiter et de capturer la valeur créée par l'IoT, y compris de pouvoir rémunérer les utilisateurs avec du Nodle Cash, demain la 5G pourraient être impactées par ce nouveau modèle avec la blockchain.Micha Benoliel avant de créer Nodle a permis à Skype de lancer Skype In et Skype Out et a créé plusieurs entreprises et produits dans les télécommunications et Internet : Open Garden, FireChat et PiperChain (vendus à RightMesh). La conversation est passionnante avec Micha, il nous explique ce que va faire Nodle en création de service pour les utilisateurs, les marques, les villes à travers la blockchain Polkadot, il nous donne sa vision autour de la cryptomonnaie, des NFT, nous sommes dans l'usage du Web3 :)Soyez les premiers à posséder le NFT du teaser unique + fichier de l'enregistrement unique sans montage :) Voir Acast.com/privacy pour les informations sur la vie privée et l'opt-out.

Tenta is joining RightMesh, the “Infrastructure-less” connectivity company developing a decentralized mobile mesh network, in their mission to get more people online. Read the original post: https://tenta.com/blog/post/2018/10/rightmesh-tenta-integration-partnership?utm_source=podcast Learn more: https://tenta.com/blockchain?utm_source=podcast https://tenta.com/producthunt?utm_source=podcast https://www.producthunt.com/posts/tenta-browser-2-0 Keep in touch! ✉️ hello@tenta.com

Welcome to Season Two of Distributed Dialogues. This season was inspired by the Human Rights Foundation’s Oslo Freedom Forum, focusing on the intersection between human rights and decentralized technology. In each episode we’ll tell stories where basic human rights have been jeopardized, then present ways in which decentralized technology might serve as a tool for overcoming these challenges. This episode is called “Cambodia and the Fall of its Free Press”; in it, we bring you the story of Cambodia’s civil war and its current need for citizen journalists. Music provided by: David Berges and pond5, available at www.pond5.com. Distributed Dialogues is a BTC Media-produced podcast on the Let’s Talk Bitcoin Network. Visit www.letstalkbitcoin.com for more engaging podcasts and follow us on twitter @TheLTBNetwork.

***this is not financial or legal advice*** The crypto and blockchain world can be super confusing. That's why the Blockchain Bea is breaking down the basics with fun, relatable, and easy to grasp explanations. 3.9 billion people in the world are not connected to the internet. RightMesh is an up-and-coming blockchain venture using the power of mesh networks and blockchain smart contracts to tackle this massive issue, and bring connectivity to the hands of the people. CONTACT Roni: Roni@blockchainbea.com Melissa: melissa@rightmesh.io SPONSOR: That Crypto Hustle FB Group: https://goo.gl/2TNEJ3 Shop: http://thatcryptohustle.com?aff=5 SIGN UP FOR COINBASE https://www.coinbase.com/join/59df824313812f018e4a69a7 This is my referral link. When you buy $100 worth of bitcoin, we'll each get $10 worth of bitcoin. MORE RESOURCES CryptoMarket360 https://cryptomarket360.com/subscribe Talk Crypto to Me -- Weekly Newsletter https://goo.gl/g5Qymh MUSIC Eighteen Cool Instrumentals by Hoodie Allen

RightMesh is an inspirational Canadian success story in the making. John Lyotier, co-founder and CEO, joins us today to talk all about what RightMesh is doing, how they got started, and the secrets to running a great organization. RightMesh empowers developers to retrofit existing mobile applications and build new P2P mesh applications using its ad hoc mobile mesh networking protocol secured with blockchain technology. What does all this mean? Tune in to find out. Whether it’s communication during a natural disaster or region suffering from lack of traditional infrastructure, there are a ton of use cases for this technology.

Guest Bio: John is one of the co-founders of Left and CEO of RightMesh. He is a key contributor to the global strategy, vision, and technology roadmap. John is an entrepreneur and a successful marketer with more than 20 years of experience in promoting, launching, designing, and jumpstarting new businesses and products through innovative marketing concepts. Under his leadership, Left has gained a national reputation as being a “Best Workplace” award winner while being the first back-to-back recipient of the BC Tech Association’s Tech Impact Award for Community Engagement, recognizing the best company in BC for balancing “Work, Life, and Play”. Company Bio: RightMesh GmbH (a Swiss Company in incorporation), incubated by multi-award winning parent company Left, who itself is a certified B-Corporation located in Canada, is on a mission to bring connectivity to the next billion users by multiplying the combined power of blockchain, mesh networking, and its own MESH tokens. RightMesh wireless networks are self-forming, self-healing, and self-regulating, using various technologies in existing smartphones and IoT devices rather than relying on traditional infrastructure and Internet Service Providers. RightMesh’s networking technology is already used in a content-sharing and local messaging app called “YO!” which has received over 1 million installs and is actively used in emerging markets. Further applications are being developed via the RightMesh SDK, a free platform, and protocol for use by others who want to build or retrofit additional mesh applications. Lots of Links: To learn more about RightMesh or participate in the TGE visit their website: https://www.rightmesh.io Read the Whitepaper: https://www.rightmesh.io/whitepaper#wp Check out the Team: https://www.rightmesh.io/team#executive Twitter: https://twitter.com/Right_Mesh Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/TheRightMesh/

Melissa Quinn, RightMesh Corporate Development Manager and Director of the Blockchain Users Group in Canada, joins us for a discussion on blockchain, mesh networks, and expanding opportunities for connectivity for people around the globe.   To kick-off our conversation, Melissa gave a brief overview of the technology RightMesh is harnessing to achieve their mission of expanding global connectivity. She explains that mesh networks allow devices, like smartphones and IoT devices, to connect directly peer-to-peer rather than relying on traditional Internet Service Providers (ISPs). Mesh networks allow devices to communicate with one another without being directly connected to the internet or cell service. This type of peer-to-peer connectivity allows users to interact in challenging circumstances, like when internet and cell service are disrupted due to natural disasters (like the recent hurricane in Puerto Rico), or in dense metropolitan areas in emerging markets where connectivity is unaffordable for the majority of the population. It can also benefit developed regions struggling with network congestion, which can happen at large conferences and sporting events.   For RightMesh, blockchain technology comes into play for several reasons. First, traditional means of online identification (like an IP address) don’t work on a mesh network because a mesh may not always be connected to the internet.  Integrating the protocol and platform with the Ethereum blockchain, provided a way to assign a unique identifier, or a MeshID, to each device in the network.  Secondly, RightMesh uses blockchain to incentivize network participation to build density. With their ERC20 token, RMESH, users are able to buy and sell data to connect meshes located in different cities (i.e. New York and Beijing) and reward nodes routing data in between.   Beyond RightMesh’s mission to connect the world through mesh networks, Melissa also hopes to foster continued participation in the blockchain community, especially by people who are new to the technology. When asked about how to encourage more women to get involved in the crypto space, Melissa reminds us that because the blockchain industry is still a nascent industry, no one should be too intimidated to jump in and learn.   Links for resources mentioned in the podcast: https://twitter.com/melissa_aquinn https://twitter.com/Right_Mesh https://www.rightmesh.io/ https://www.youtube.com/user/aantonop http://unchainedpodcast.co/  

John is a veteran technology entrepreneur who co-founded a company called “Left” with Chris Jensen. Their mission is to use technology to change the world. Left is currently focusing on a project called RightMESH – a software-based, mobile mesh networking platform that enables users with mobile devices to connect via WiFi and Bluetooth without an internet connection. In this episode, we discuss: What a mesh network is What WiFi is (hint: you don’t need internet for WiFi) How Blockchain solves the identity problem in a mesh network –and– The keys to success for Blockchain/Crypto entrepreneurs

The idea for RightMesh began when its founders realized that their team in Bangladesh had to have all of their employees stop using the internet in order for them to Skype with their Canadian headquarters, due to bandwidth limitations. As most of what they were doing was sharing files back and forth, on devices that can both send and receive signals, they thought it was silly to have to disrupt their work. Thus, their idea for a decentralized peer-to-peer network that doesn't rely on sending signals through ISPs or wireless companies was born. The underlying software to allow this can be built within any new application, and sends signals through WiFi, bluetooth, and WiFi Direct nodes directly to other devices. This promises to have a profound effect across developing areas of the world with high population density and low internet connectivity.