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I was thinking about this for a minute, I don't think this technology is valuable because MOCA already exists and can be used instead, I suspect it fits a sort
by kevin_nisbet 6y ago
I was thinking about this for a minute, I don't think this technology is valuable because MOCA already exists and can be used instead, I suspect it fits a sort of different use case. It allows antennas to be separately installed from the radios, and allowing existing coax cabling to be used for the distribution.
So my read is instead of having to install power, MOCA, and various endpoints around, I can centrally install my radios/APs, and distribute the antennas if I have existing cabling, such as cabling for security cameras.