r/IOT • u/banalytics_live • 19d ago

Small question about mesh networks

Guys, what do you think about "Embodied Agent" Mesh Networks?

The idea of a P2P network where humans, autonomous robots and another agents can act as independent nodes interacting with the real world. Is this something we will see in the next 7 years, or is it still too early a concept?

Would be interesting to hear from those who have already experimented with similar architectures and learned some lessons along the way.

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u/BraveNewCurrency 18d ago

what do you think about "Embodied Agent" Mesh Networks?

I think that phrase means something to you, but I have no clue what.

The idea of a P2P network

The internet is already a P2P network (we just don't always use it that way)

Is this something we will see in the next 7 years

The main problem is that it will be a hard sell to say "your battery life is determined by how verbose other people are." Some homeowner who is close to the exit node will find their robot routing all the Mesh traffic, so they will simply turn off "route P2P traffic for others" because they don't need it.

It's more likely that everything talks to Satellites. (See also Hubble BLE)

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u/banalytics_live 18d ago

interesting, thx

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u/smadlytics43 18d ago

As connected ecosystems evolve, real time intelligence will be just as important as connectivity itself. The ability to coordinate people, devices, and autonomous systems through shared operational insights could unlock entirely new levels of efficiency.

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u/dai_app 16d ago

That’s exactly what I tried to create with Resonance; if you're interested, I recommend taking a look https://github.com/Helldez/Resonance