This page list in random order some infographics and pictures about Edgemap use cases. You can click images for full resolution versions. All of these graphics are done with excellent Excalidraw tool.

This work by Resilience Theatre is licensed under CC BY-SA 4.0

These infographics are miscellaneous collection from my Linkedin posts and are collected here for easier reach.

Following picture shows browser based UI functions for Edgemap.

Infographics how you get Edgemap to your RaspberryPi4 from Github release page.

Example how Edgemap creates mil symbols from messages received.

Infograph how cellular and wifi connections on denied areas are attributed always to your identity and how all traffic is monitored.

You could share your laptop Wifi connection to Ethernet port with Linux and use laptop as router to Edgemap entity with SecurePTT.

Using Edgemap node with LoRA radio as contact point with cutout capability.

Edgemap can be used to exchange tactical symbols between entities using LoRA based Meshtastic nodes.

You can tailor Edgemap for different use cases, depending your operational needs.

Infographics of userinterface and integration options.

Edgemap nodes can read your location from locally connected GNSS receiver and share it via Meshtastic.

Training material for different radio technologies and strategies using them.

Cellular networks, technologies and EUD's are most surveilled domain in the world. Should we really rely on this tech on battle space?

Supporting battle space on front requires new strategy. What works back at home, does not provide out-of-band capabilities you should have.

What is your ability to move from everyday consumer comms to out-of-band ? Picture here shows how Edgemap and LoRA based Meshtastic can deliver that capability with very small footprint.

When you hook Edgemap Raspberrypi 4 to your laptop, you get FOB situation scope & messaging with just a browser and zero software installs.

Picture how you should divide your home network when doing security related development work. Separating your main workstation to macsec segment makes it invisible to other (insecure) devices on same LAN.

You can use Meshtastic detection sensor to deliver state information to your Edgemap instances.

All in one picture how your setup looks like when you need to get passive IR sensor to your FOB screen.

Illustration what it takes to share your situation scope. Simple text file containing all details on mission. These messages you copy paste to messaging channel for others to see.

Illustration how Reticulum network can be used over LoRA and IP based connectivity in local and global scale. Single pair twisted pair Ethernet cabling offers EW immunity when needed.

Here you can find some pictures and screenshots.

Locally stored satellite and terrain model can really bring up value for your visualizations.

Using Meshtastic detection sensor for sensor alarms with Edgemap.

RPi4 kit with Heltec LoRA radio in box with an antenna.

Edgemap with SecurePTT running on RPi4 and connected via untrusted CN wifi router.

Edgemap carry on kit running on RaspberryPi 2W Zero and connection via LoRA radio.

Wired up kit with RPi4, LoRA and local GPS provides fully independent mission planning capability. It works globally and has full street level world map on MicroSD card located to RPi4. Only browser needed.

Edgemap UI shown on iPhone SE browser.

RPi2W Zero with aluminum case and Edgemap UI on phone browser.

RPi2W Zero with eInk display and Meshtastic radio.

Few pictures from field day where two edgemap kits were equipped with similar capabilities (meshtastic LoRA radio, Local GPS and RPi4 with Edgemap).

Passive Panasonic IR sensor attached to Wisblock Meshtastic radio.