Meshmerize alternative

Meshmerize and similar drone mesh network products focus on multi-hop connectivity for aerial and mobile fleets. Poolnet addresses the same job—private edge mesh for autonomy assets—with encrypted overlay, self-forming peers, partition tolerance, and policy-driven egress for defense programs that cannot assume always-on cloud paths. It interlocks with Poolboy rollouts and GWOS nodes on Jetson.

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      NODE_01 ─── NODE_02 ─── NODE_03
         \         │           /
          \        │          /
           \       │         /
            NODE_04 ─── NODE_05
                   │
          NODE_06 ─┴─ NODE_07
    ::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::
      link: p2p, encrypted, mesh
      egress: optional · tethered OK
      discovery: self-forming

$ poolnet up --identity node_04.key

$ → peers discovered: 6 · routes converged in 240ms

$ poolnet route --to fleet/uas-17 --via mesh

$ → link: p2p · enc: x25519+chacha20 · rtt: 38ms

$ [ BACKHAUL: OFFLINE · MESH: HEALTHY ]

Mesh built for contested edge

Connectivity alone is not enough; mesh for defense autonomy must integrate with how you authorize operators, audit access, and deliver signed payloads across the same links.

[ OK ]Encrypted peer mesh with optional tethered egress
[ OK ]Partition healing without mandatory backhaul
[ OK ]Operator ACLs and time-boxed access
[ OK ]Shared stack with signed OTA and OS attestation

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