Civoraa has launched EVE NET, a portable, battery-powered device that creates a private local wireless network without needing internet, cellular signal, or any existing infrastructure. It allows over 200 devices to stay connected, share information, and access digital content completely offline — ideal for disaster zones, remote communities, field operations, and humanitarian missions.
EVE NET — portable offline mesh network device
Key Specifications
- Simultaneous connections: More than 200 devices
- Coverage area: Over 500 meters
- Battery life: Up to 72 hours on a single charge
- Power options: USB-C PD + compatible solar panels
- Environmental protection: IP67 dust & water resistant
- Military standard: MIL-STD-810G certified
- Operating temperature: -20°C to +60°C
Users connect to the EVE NET via Wi-Fi using any web browser — no apps or accounts required. The system supports instant messaging, file sharing, local maps, community notice boards, event announcements, emergency alerts, and an offline digital library with over 50,000 educational resources.
Target Applications
- Disaster relief and emergency response
- Remote communities and schools
- Field camps and humanitarian missions
- Industrial sites and temporary work zones
- Outdoor events and expeditions
Multiple EVE NET units can be deployed together to expand coverage. All communication and data remain local, ensuring privacy and functionality even when public networks are unavailable or destroyed.
Source: Electronics For You