At electronica 2026 in Munich (Nov. 10-13), NeoCortec will be setting up in Hall C2, Stand 511, to demonstrate the full versatility of its NeoMesh wireless mesh networking protocol.
What makes the NeoMesh stack stand out is its accessibility. NeoCortec is offering the protocol in several formats tailored to different engineering timelines and budgets.
The lineup includes cost-efficient, pre-certified modules; a dual-band embedded module featuring LoRa modulation from Embit; and NeoMesh Click boards from MikroE designed specifically for rapid, low-overhead proof-of-concept testing.
For OEM teams looking for the deepest level of integration, NeoCortec also provides a direct software licensing model to embed the stack straight into custom hardware designs.
But scaling a mesh network requires solid oversight, which is why the company is also highlighting its downloadable network management toolkit. Front and center is the newly upgraded NeoGW, an open-source, multiplatform gateway software that uses tight MQTT integration to seamlessly link NeoMesh networks with almost any cloud platform.
When paired with NeoCortec’s web-based Network Management Tool, administrators get a centralized dashboard to monitor network health, manage individual clusters, or oversee entire fleets.
It’s a cohesive ecosystem built to bridge the gap between low-power, highly scalable edge nodes and intelligent cloud applications, taking the friction out of large-scale deployment and system-wide management.
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