goTenna

goTenna is the world’s leading mobile mesh networking company. goTenna’s disruptive mesh networking protocol, Aspen Grove, is embedded into low-cost, low-power devices and paired with easy-to-use mobile apps unlocking phones’ ability to create bottom-up mobile, long-range connectivity even without cell, wifi or satellite. goTenna’s next-generation wireless architectures power peer-to-peer communications networks that get stronger as they grow. The goTenna vision to turn phones and all the other devices around us into programmable mobile infrastructure was ignited during Hurricane Sandy in 2012, when over a third of cell towers and power stations were knocked out.

goTenna’s mesh networks are used by more than 100,000 customers, in addition to U.S. military small combat teams, European military forces, California Fire, Google, and the City of New York. goTenna is in use in 49 countries and growing.