FruityMesh is the reference implementation of the BlueRange initiative. It is the first open source implementation of a mesh network that is based on standard Bluetooth Low Energy 4.1 connections. In contrast to meshes that use advertising and scanning, this allows for a network run with battery powered devices. FruityMesh works with the Nordic nRF51 and nRF52 chipsets in combination with the S130/S132 SoftDevices and enables tons of devices to connect to each other with its auto-meshing capabilities.
You can find it here
Documentation is the key and therefore, you should have a look at the wiki to get you started: https://github.com/mwaylabs/fruitymesh/wiki
This project is under active development at the M-Way Solutions GmbH, Germany.
Over-the-mesh firmware updates are currently not open sourced. Interested parties can contact [email protected] to get access to advanced features.
We appreciate contributions from external developers, but we require all contributors to accept the M-Way Solutions Contribution Agreement so that we have the legal right to include the contribution in our commercial products under any license that we choose. The contribution agreement is attached available on request to [email protected]
Our contribution agreement states that you (1) grant M-Way Solutions a license to use the contribution in any way we choose, and (2) confirm that the contributed code is your original work. An important thing to note is that we do NOT require an assignment of the copyright in the contributed code. This means that a contributor maintains ownership of his or her code while also giving M-Way Solutions the rights and assurances it needs in order to use the contribution.
If you have any questions about the Contribution Agreement, please email [email protected]
It is not necessary to attach a signed copy of the agreement to a pull request or issue submission.
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