<p>Bengaluru-based startup Wifi Dabba has announced to launch affordable pre-paid internet service to the capital city of Karnataka.</p>.<p>The company is currently creating a virtual topology map of Bangalore city that will allow to preemptively decide the most optimal locations to install the Supernodes. </p>.<p><strong>What is Supernodes?</strong><br />Supernodes is powered by Wifi Dabba's proprietary technology stack . It does not depend on fiber, instead they use lasers that create virtual a mesh over the city that can offer wireless internet to mobile users.</p>.<p>Also, the company assures that the lasers are eye-safe and can communicate over distances of up to 2 km with no latency. The supernode includes a weather sensor, CCTV, and other devices to monitor the conditions around it.</p>.<p>Wifi Dabba plans to deploy around 100 Supernodes this year that will provide internet coverage across the city for as low as Re1/GB with up to 1GBPS speed .</p>.<p>With in-house built hardware, software and networking, the has company has saved a lot on vendor margins. It says infrastructure for Supernodes costs just 1/10th of fiber optics installation.</p>.<p>The YCombinator backed ISP startup has invested around US $1.7 million over last three years to come up with Supernodes, a promising alternative to Fibre optic cables that are currently the backbone for ISPs across the world. </p>.<p><i>Get the latest news on new launches, gadget reviews, apps, cyber security and more on personal technology only on <b><a href="https://www.deccanherald.com/tag/dh-tech" target="_blank">DH Tech</a>.</b></i></p>
<p>Bengaluru-based startup Wifi Dabba has announced to launch affordable pre-paid internet service to the capital city of Karnataka.</p>.<p>The company is currently creating a virtual topology map of Bangalore city that will allow to preemptively decide the most optimal locations to install the Supernodes. </p>.<p><strong>What is Supernodes?</strong><br />Supernodes is powered by Wifi Dabba's proprietary technology stack . It does not depend on fiber, instead they use lasers that create virtual a mesh over the city that can offer wireless internet to mobile users.</p>.<p>Also, the company assures that the lasers are eye-safe and can communicate over distances of up to 2 km with no latency. The supernode includes a weather sensor, CCTV, and other devices to monitor the conditions around it.</p>.<p>Wifi Dabba plans to deploy around 100 Supernodes this year that will provide internet coverage across the city for as low as Re1/GB with up to 1GBPS speed .</p>.<p>With in-house built hardware, software and networking, the has company has saved a lot on vendor margins. It says infrastructure for Supernodes costs just 1/10th of fiber optics installation.</p>.<p>The YCombinator backed ISP startup has invested around US $1.7 million over last three years to come up with Supernodes, a promising alternative to Fibre optic cables that are currently the backbone for ISPs across the world. </p>.<p><i>Get the latest news on new launches, gadget reviews, apps, cyber security and more on personal technology only on <b><a href="https://www.deccanherald.com/tag/dh-tech" target="_blank">DH Tech</a>.</b></i></p>
