StarHub deploys mesh network at NUS
Platform leverages vehicles as mobile WiFi access points
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STARHUB and the National University of Singapore (NUS), in collaboration with ComfortDelGro Bus and Veniam, a company that has developed a WiFi-enabled box that can be set up in moving vehicles, on Thursday announced the deployment of Singapore's first mesh network of connected vehicles at NUS' Kent Ridge campus.
Unlike conventional wireless network infrastructure, the mesh platform leverages vehicles as mobile WiFi access points (the Veniam boxes) that connect to one another and to fixed access points in buildings throughout the NUS campus.
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