A mesh network works by allowing multiple wireless nodes to automatically discover and connect to each other. When one node sends data, the network intelligently selects the best available path to deliver the information.

If one node fails or becomes blocked, the system automatically reroutes data through another path. This is known as a self-healing network.

Key operating features include:

• Self-forming network topology

• Multi-hop transmission

• Dynamic routing

• Distributed architecture

• Infrastructure-free operation

Because of these capabilities, mesh networks are ideal for environments where traditional communication infrastructure is unavailable or unreliable.