Commuter Communication
Heide Solbrig and 5 OthersPatrick TibbettsJade Vincent
Beckett Munson
Bridget Kraemer
Benny Armstrong + Privacy: Public
Commuter-driven off-grid social media for the greater NuVu community
Commuter Communication
B. Armstrong, B. Kraemer, B. Munson, P. Tibbetts, J. Vincent
Commuter Communication is a decentralized social media network made to free communication from big corporations whose interests tend to be driven by profit. We made a communication network that allows the users to have far more control over how they receive information and who is giving it to them. Commuter Communication is an open source project where the user owns the LoRa radio based hardware and software, freeing them from the influence of for profit companies. The spread of this information is done through files that are uploaded to a "Mother Ship" who will then send them to nearby "Saucers". These "Saucers" can be brought home the files can be extracted as well as transmitted to other "Saucers".
- Existing Communication Systems
Precedents
"The Better NuVu Server"
The NuVu News Letter
NuVu Minecraft
HAM
Pirate
LoRa
- Radio Types and Wavelengths
Precedents
- Tech
Precedents
Meshtastic
IMSI Catcher
Viruses
Charging Board
Pi Pico 2
Micro SD Reader
LoRa Transceiver
SMA Antenna
Mounting Holes
Component Shell
Battery Bay
mothership iterations
patrick
Phase One
Phase Two
Phase Three
We're Here
Content Creation and User Testing
Design and Technical Framework
Dissemination
Commuter Communication is a decentralized social media network made to free communication from big corporations whose interests tend to be driven by profit. We made a communication network that allows the users to have far more control over how they receive information and who is giving it to them. Commuter Communication is an open source project where the user owns the LoRa radio based hardware and software, freeing them from the influence of for profit companies. The spread of this information is done through files that are uploaded to a "Mother Ship" who will then send them to nearby "Saucers". These "Saucers" can be brought home the files can be extracted as well as transmitted to other "Saucers".