Wireless Mesh Networks and the Smart Grid

[Drolyeknom]

umm

[myrnalopez545]

great clip .. keep it up thanks



[meterdatamanagement]

This was actually an excellent video and deserves more likes!

[meterdatamanagement]

I wonder who actually watches the videos? This is a google video with 20 likes divided by 13,000 = 0.0015% .

The video is far too long and people do not comment here because they watched the video. Who is actually paying attention?

[Emyylii1]

@meterdatamanagement I'm paying attention.

[SmartMeterDangers]

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[meterdatamanagement]

Who will own the Meter Data? Who does it belong to?

[pacificcresttrans]

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[tuxedage]

MESHNET FTW.

[vxbinaca]

@tuxedage MESHNET FTL

[KickAssClown]

Except, in this system, there are multiple routes to the same place. Instead of being reliant on a single line to the power plant, you can grab power from multiple sources around the community.

Rather than there being a single point of failure which can take out power to a whole city, you have multiple lesser points of failure which can be repaired/reconfigured/routed around easily.

[frvfilms]

google should do the same to every mayor city.