When everything goes dark,
light the Meshfire.
The network you open when the network is gone.
When the grid goes down
Standard communications infrastructure relies on power, backhaul, and cloud services. In a crisis, these dependencies become vulnerabilities.
Natural Disasters
Following severe weather events, municipalities often face downed cell towers and severed fiber lines. Emergency Operation Centers lose connectivity precisely when coordination is most critical.
Cyber Incidents
When utilities isolate their networks during a cyber incident, standard communications channels are often severed. Operators require a trusted, out-of-band network to restore services safely.
Field Operations
Mass gatherings and remote field deployments frequently exceed the capacity or footprint of available cellular networks, leaving operators unable to coordinate operations and security.
What's inside the box
Enterprise-grade networking, edge computing, and multi-modal backhaul. Hardened into a single ruggedized case.
Hardware Specifications
Built on enterprise firewall and 5G hardware from leading manufacturers. Designed for rapid deployment in extreme environments.
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| Backhaul | 5G/LTE (Dual SIM), Satellite, Ethernet |
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It thinks offline.
When cloud AI providers are unreachable, the Meshfire AI module takes over. Embedded directly into the case is a dedicated edge compute node running localized Small Language Models (SLMs).
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Zero Internet Required
The crisis assistant functions entirely on the local hardware. No API calls, no cloud processing, no latency.
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Pre-loaded with Your Procedures
Ingest your Standard Operating Procedures (SOPs), emergency maps, and response plans before deployment. The AI grounds its answers in your specific data.
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Absolute Privacy
Because data never leaves the box, you can feed the assistant sensitive tactical or infrastructure information without compliance concerns.
According to EOP Section 4.2 (Local Copy):
- Deploy manual shutoff team to Valve 7A (Corner of Main & 5th).
- Verify pressure drop at Substation B.
- Notify public works dispatch via UHF Channel 3.
One box is a lifeline.
Ten are a grid.
Meshfire units automatically detect and connect to one another. Deploy multiple kits across an incident zone to instantly rebuild a self-healing communications backbone spanning miles.
Built for critical operators
Meshfire is engineered for organizations that cannot accept downtime, no matter the external conditions.
Municipalities & Counties
Equip Emergency Operations Centers (EOCs) and public works departments with a drop-in network that survives extreme weather events and natural disasters.
Utilities & Critical Infrastructure
Maintain command and control during grid failures or cyber incidents when primary networks are compromised, overloaded, or deliberately isolated.
First Responders & Emergency Services
Establish immediate, high-bandwidth local coordination at incident scenes, far beyond the reach of standard cellular towers.
Events & Field Operations
Deploy temporary, secure, high-capacity infrastructure for mass gatherings where civilian network congestion renders commercial service unusable.
Procurement & Funding
Your purchase may be grant-eligible. We'll help you build the justification.
Federal Grant Programs
U.S. federal grant programs that fund interoperable emergency communications equipment include EMPG, HSGP, UASI, AFG, and the Emergency Operations Center Grant Program, per CISA's SAFECOM funding list.
View the CISA SAFECOM grants listCooperative Purchasing
Cooperative purchasing frameworks (e.g., Sourcewell) allow local-government buyers to purchase from awarded vendors without running their own redundant RFPs, streamlining the acquisition of critical incident-response hardware.
Request a Pilot Briefing
Schedule a technical walkthrough and discuss deployment scenarios for your organization.