What to try in the demo
The live demo is the real MeshCam app
watching Hemlock Hollow, a seeded 100-acre property: ten cameras, two
relays, a week of photos and telemetry. Read-only, no signup, nothing
to install.
- Request the real picture yourself. Photos
arrive as the camera's few-KB detector crops. Open one, tap
Request HD (or pull the camera's untouched original),
and a simulated mesh delivers it through the real pipeline at real
LoRa speed: minutes, not seconds, with a live progress bar and
chunk counter. That's the honest physics of no cell plan.
- Watch it cross the radio. The Nodes page's
live mesh-traffic feed shows your pull hop the mesh 16 KB at a
time: radio-profile grant, chunk counters, the occasional retry, then
the reassembled photo popping into the gallery.
- Snoop the whole property. Ten cameras, two
relays, and a gateway on an imagined 100-acre parcel: battery, solar
charge, signal, and a week of telemetry for every node.
- Watch an antenna move pay off. The
Survey map plots the surveyor's link
probes across the property; this link opens the before/after of a
gateway-antenna move — measured a median +4.8 dB better
across the same walk, not vibes. (And when only 3 probes have a
baseline, it refuses to state a trend at all.)
Wildlife photos in the demo courtesy of the photographers on
the credits page.