BEARTOOTH & NIGHTVISIONNETWORK 

Beartooth is a technology that produces devices allowing users to create a decentralized mesh network for communication. These devices, often referred to as "Beartooth radios" or simply "Beartooth," enable smartphone users to communicate directly with each other without the need for cellular service, Wi-Fi, or any other traditional network infrastructure.

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Here’s how Beartooth devices work:

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• Connectivity: Beartooth devices pair with smartphones via Bluetooth. Once connected, they can communicate with other Beartooth-equipped phones within a certain range.

• Range: The communication range can vary but generally extends several miles, depending on the environment (e.g., open fields will have longer range than dense urban areas).

• Functions: The devices allow for text messaging, voice communication, and location sharing among users. This can be particularly useful in remote areas, during outdoor activities like hiking, or in disaster scenarios where traditional communication infrastructures are down.

• Power: These devices also serve as a backup battery for smartphones, providing power in situations where charging options are limited.

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The mesh network created by Beartooth devices is robust because each device in the network can relay data to extend the communication range beyond just two devices, effectively expanding the network’s reach as more devices join.