Ep. 90 Orbis Mesh

Agriculture Technology Podcast

RDO Equipment Co.

Technology

4.2 • 48 Ratings

🗓️ 24 April 2019

⏱️ 23 minutes

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Summary

Orbis Mesh Network, founded in 2018, is focused on building a sustainable, wireless, and efficient world using Mesh Network technology. Orbis Mesh Network technology leaves cables and airtime charges in the past. Using a decentralized signal independent of telecommunication networks, devices relay data and commands through a network built solely by the devices. This system can be scaled up to hundreds of meters and is accessible from a single point. But how? The technology builds a stable, self-configuring wireless system which transforms any device into a router. Devices link to their neighbor, building the most efficient path of communication using a radio frequency. The system eliminates wires and cords in short range applications and replaces them with a wireless, low energy alternative, free of airtime charges. Using this technology water wasted in irrigation systems can be reduced up to 60%. Energy consumption, system monitoring, and automation technology can be optimized and monitored from a single source. Orbis Mesh Technology is committed to be an affordable solution, and a leader in of Smart City Technology. Gerry Wight, head of business development and Chris Conti, marketing manager, join host Tony Kramer for a look at this new technology. Learn more about Orbis Mesh by visiting their website (https://www.orbismesh.com/).

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0:00.0	Hello everyone. This is Tony Kramer product specialist with RDO Equipment Company, and you are listening to the Agriculture Technology podcast.
0:09.6	Every day, there are phenomenal advancements being made in the field of agriculture technology.
0:13.9	RDO Equipan Company is a leader in agriculture equipment and precision agriculture technology and is here with industry experts bringing the latest news and information from RDO and John Deere. Thanks for joining us on the Agriculture Technology podcast.
0:27.0	Welcome back to another episode of the podcast. This is episode number 90 and today we are
0:33.0	going to be talking about Orbis Mesh Technologies. Before we dive into the show, please take a moment
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1:05.0	and catch all of our latest videos on YouTube.
1:07.7	You can also follow me on Twitter at RDO Tony K. Now with that, let's get back to the show.
1:15.6	I am very excited to welcome Chris Conti, who is the marketing manager for Orbis Mesh, and also
1:22.5	Jerry White, who is the head of business development also with Orbis Mesh.
1:28.2	Thanks for joining us on the show today, Chris and Jerry.
1:30.9	To get started, I'd really like to learn a little bit more about the two of you and your backgrounds
1:35.7	and how you got involved in this industry.
1:38.2	So, Chris, why don't you introduce yourself first?
1:41.0	Yeah, so I'm the marketing manager here at Orbis Mesh. I've been in marketing
1:47.0	management for the past few years. I came from a design and more of a arts background.
2:00.0	And I kind of found my way into the technology world and from there it's been
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