BLUETOOTH MESH NETWORK

A wireless Bluetooth mesh network is a peer-to-peer network in which the elements are not hierarchically ordered, but work together for data distribution. Elements constituting the mesh networking are wireless access points, communicating with each other. The signal is no longer transmitted by only one router, but by many: doing this, there’s a better signal distribution and stability.

Every node serves as a router for the other elements in the network. If one of these elements is not working correctly, the other ones will provide for this lack, assuring the best possible path for the data. This type of network can be expanded potentially with no limits of space. 

To set up this network the client needs only a gateway, a repeater and a probe. From this, we can add as many elements as needed.