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5 Minutes with
Cees Links
Aug. 21, 2008 – In our continuing discussion, Cees Links, CEO of Greenpeak Technologies, tells of the value in using wireless mesh networks for real time location systems, and the limitless future by tying it to RFID. In the node systems that you work with, is there any relevance to the route that the data must take? Is it ambiguous, where one node speaks to all other nodes; or do you have predetermined routes of data? LINKS: There are different networking concepts and the two dimensions are the most known ones. We support both; both a
sort of a spark configuration like a real nerve system. This is a mesh situation that is self healing, and self forming. If there is one route not available anymore, it ultimately finds a new route to make sure that the message is coming across. That type of protocol we support in either way, correct. 
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