RightMesh Weekly Update: April 6, 2018
By: Dana Harvey
Tags: Rightmesh, Tge, Mesh Networking, Mesh, Bitcoin

Preparation for up-coming cross-team work was underway this week, as a few of our Maple Ridge team members scoped the objectives of their upcoming trip to work side-by-side for a couple of weeks with their colleagues in Bangladesh. Many team members were travelling, continuing to support the blockchain community, spreading awareness of RightMesh, learning tips and gaining valuable tools to continue improving our communication with our community. Stay tuned for some positive changes!

Read on to stay up-to-date with all our latest news, milestones and achievements.

TL;DR

Dr. Jason Ernst, RightMesh project CTO, co-authors a report with the ACM advocating changes to the peer review process to mitigate potential negative side effects of computing.

advocating changes to the peer review process to mitigate potential negative side effects of computing. Disparate meshes successfully tested in different locations in Vancouver, Canada, connected together through the superpeer.

in different locations in Vancouver, Canada, connected together through the superpeer. Superpeer setup was reproduced in Bangladesh and phones connected to the superpeer.

and phones connected to the superpeer. KYC/AML registration is open in anticipation of Whitelist reopening when the new Crowd Contribution date is set.

Press

Tech Update

Spring Cleaning: The tech team has started on the first of a several upcoming sprints focused on addressing technical debt and making the code more testable.

The tech team has started on the first of a several upcoming sprints focused on addressing technical debt and making the code more testable. Superpeer Connects Disparate Meshes in Vancouver, Canada: Successfully tested disparate meshes in different locations in Vancouver, Canada, connected together through the superpeer. As a result, we also found a few critical bugs in end-to-end data transmission that need to be addressed. Next goal: communication between disparate mesh networks in multiple countries!

Successfully tested disparate meshes in different locations in Vancouver, Canada, connected together through the superpeer. As a result, we also found a few critical bugs in end-to-end data transmission that need to be addressed. Next goal: communication between disparate mesh networks in multiple countries! Superpeer Setup Reproduced in Bangladesh: The Bangladesh team was able to reproduce the superpeer setup and connect phones to the superpeer.

The Bangladesh team was able to reproduce the superpeer setup and connect phones to the superpeer. Bangladesh Trip Prep: Next week, a few team members from Vancouver will be traveling to Bangladesh to focus on in-market research and testing. This week was full of prep work.

UX Update

Last Call for Disaster Response Service Feedback: The UX team is continuing research in support of our emergency response app, Flare. If you are in the the field of disaster response, we would like your feedback! Please contact partnerships@rightmesh.io.

The UX team is continuing research in support of our emergency response app, Flare. If you are in the the field of disaster response, we would like your feedback! Please contact partnerships@rightmesh.io. Peer-to-Peer Mobile Messaging App: In case you missed the launch of our MeshIM earlier this year, find more details about our flagship app here.

TGE Progress

KYC and AML Registration Open: In anticipation of a new Crowd Contribution date, we will be re-opening the Whitelist shortly. Register for KYC/AML now.

In anticipation of a new Crowd Contribution date, we will be re-opening the Whitelist shortly. Register for KYC/AML now. Contributions Only Through Bitcoin Suisse: A reminder that RightMesh will NEVER solicit funds or ask for personal documentation via Telegram, email, Twitter, our website, direct message or any form of social media. All contributions will be managed through the Bitcoin Suisse platform. Anyone who contacts you with a special offer, asks for you to send them crypto directly or asks for personal documentation is trying to scam you.

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