Austin Mesh

Our community partners

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Austin Independent School District (AISD)

Austin Mesh is excited to partner with the Austin Independent School District (AISD) to bring hands-on STEM learning to students in Northeast Austin. Through this collaboration, we're empowering young minds to explore wireless communication, electronics, and programming using Meshtastic devices.

Check out the details of the HART MLI on the AISD website

View looking out from the roof of the HART Elementary School, showing a playground, school buildings, and the Northern skyline of Austin Texas

University of Texas at Austin

The node at UT Austin is located on top of the Physics, Math, and Astronomy building on the South face at ~80m above ground. It provides coverage for a significant portion of West, South, and East Austin through it's 10dBi antenna and RAK19007 circuit board. The node uses a Voltaic Systems V50 battery connected to a 20w solar panel making this node entirely self supporting.

View all photos from the UT Austin node site

View looking out from the UT PMA building showing the Austin City Skyline to the South behind chain link fencing with a Meshtastic node that has a Austin Mesh sticker on it in the foreground

The Liberal Arts and Science Academy (LASA)

The node at LASA is hosted on their rooftop and graciously supported by LASA Amateur Radio Club. While the antenna and position change slightly from time to time for experiments, this node uses a RAK19007 baseboard with an 8w solar panel connected to a Voltaic Systems V50 battery. It provides coverage for a significant portion of East, South East, and even some areas of South West Austin.

View all photos from the LASA node site