Seamless WiFi Coverage Throughout Buildings with 'AiMesh'
Published2018.03.05 11:34AiMesh Feature Control Available via PC and Smartphone Applications
ASUS has introduced the 'AiMesh' feature that enables users to receive router WiFi signals seamlessly from anywhere within a building.
ASUS routers have demonstrated technological capabilities in delivering WiFi signals over long distances without interruption. The AiMesh feature presented this time is a technology that resolves WiFi signal coverage issues based on ASUS routers, which are affected by building structure, building materials, and even furniture arrangement.
The AiMesh feature is designed based on multiple ASUS routers to monitor signal strength between routers and enable smooth handoff when users move and transition into WiFi coverage areas managed by different routers. This automatically connects users to the router providing the optimal signal when moving with wireless connection devices such as smartphones and mobile devices, providing WiFi signal. Rather than individual SSID access depending on location or movement, users maintain continuity through a single SSID, offering convenience.
Additionally, depending on location, the system intelligently selects the optimal frequency band between 5GHz and 2.4GHz. And when three or more devices are connected, a self-healing function replaces malfunctioning routers with normally operating devices to ensure WiFi connectivity.
Competing Mesh products require purchasing multi-hub packages and hardware division of roles between routers. In contrast, ASUS AiMesh can utilize enhanced AiMesh features through software upgrades of existing ASUS router products, and while competing Mesh WiFi speeds are only 1200~3000Mbps, AiMesh achieves speeds up to 5300Mbps.
Additionally, AiMesh and router settings can be configured through PC and mobile phone applications. AiMesh can be used by installing the latest firmware on all ASUS routers, connecting the highest-spec router to the main external internet connection, and then finding other ASUS routers through the app and connecting them to the AiMesh WiFi.
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