RightMesh Bi-Weekly Update: August 10, 2018

Amber McLennan
RightMesh
Published in
5 min readAug 11, 2018

TL: DR

  • RMESH added to CoinMarketCap, CoinGecko and Live Coin Watch;
  • Product team attended a Search and Rescue exercise with the Canadian coast guard to research emergency communication needs;
  • We are hiring! Our parent company Left, is looking to bring on five new team members to work on the RightMesh project.

Press

RMESH Added to CoinMarketCap, CoinGecko & Live Coin Watch

We are pleased to inform you that RightMesh has been added to CoinMarketCap, CoinGecko and Live Coin Watch! 🎉

As per this excerpt from the article by our CEO, John Lyotier, on July 27th, we are now in active conversations with other exchanges, and we look forward to providing updates as relationships are solidified. (The full blog post can be found here.)

“Our community needs and deserves to have RightMesh listed on multiple, preeminent exchanges. This ensures sufficient liquidity and visibility in the market as the project evolves. Whereas we did not proactively pursue secondary markets prior to fulfilling the requirements to comply with the securities law prospectus exemption contained in BCI 72–503, we will explore relationships with such partners going forward if and when strategically important. We have worked with our advisory team on identifying the most suitable opportunities for the project, weighing multiple factors in our decision matrix including size, cost, reputation, technical abilities, geo-location, and value alignment with the project.”

Tech

As an agile organization working with new technology, we often need to revisit our technical roadmap and milestones. This week, our CTO, Dr. Jason Ernst, presented his 6 month tech vision to the organization. Our tech team is now heads down working to incorporate the plans into their sprints. Our product team will work on incorporating it into a roadmap update.

Product

Search And Rescue Exercise: Our UI/UX Designer, Laura Lefurgey-Smith, Product Manager Blockchain, Brianna MacNeil, and Mesh Engineer, Benjamin Hughes attended a marine Search and Rescue (SAR) exercise on Salt Spring Island, off the Vancouver coast, coordinated by the Canadian Coast Guard. The purpose of this exercise was to gain insight into the communication methods being used by emergency responders.

Ben learning from the Canadian Coast Guard during the Search and Rescue exercise

The team spent the morning in a workshop focused on Search and Rescue communications, needs and tools. For the second half of the day, Laura, Ben and Brianna got to go out on the water to observe a simulated marine rescue. There were a number of takeaways that will help better inform app development by our product team as we focus on emergency situations needs.

Brianna, Ben and Laura after the Search and Rescue exercise

UX/UI: Our Product Manager, Andrea Ainslie and UI/UX Designer, Laura Lefurgey-Smith, have been working in collaboration with the development team on the UX/UI for the RightMesh Service and wallet app.

Developer Portal: Our product team completed additional mockups of the revamped developer portal. The purpose of the portal is to aid those in the development of their own RightMesh enabled Android applications. The vision for the portal is for it to include tutorial videos, example applications and stack overflow.

Example of the vision of the developer portal. Please note that this is a mock up only and items may change.

Events

  • August 8th: Our Senior Software Development Manager, Rachel Cheng, and Mesh Engineer, Benjamin Hughes, attended the Althea meetup in Vancouver, BC. The meetup covered the Althea platform and their hardware mesh solution. As fellow members of the Universal Connectivity Alliance, it was great to have the opportunity to learn about their most recent advancements which, will help us all accelerate the deployment of connectivity to the underserved.
  • August 9th: Our Director of Corporate Strategy, Melissa Quinn, attended Token Forum in Seattle, Washington. The conference was focused on advanced topics and facilitating small-group peer discussions on real-world business use cases, token economics, and the emerging role of digital currencies in the enterprise. Melissa found it to be a great opportunity to bring together the blockchain Cascadia Innovation Corridor by establishing relationships with the Seattle Blockchain community.

Where you can find us in the next two weeks:

  • August 20th-23rd: Our SDK Developer, Keefer Rourke will be heading to Montreal, Quebec, alongside Dr. Dan Gillis and Inez Shiwak to speak at the Indigenous Mapping Workshop. The four-day conference discusses a variety of geospatial tools and networking solutions and will be enabling participants to use these tools to collect, host, visualize, share, and publish community generated data. Keefer, Dan and Inez will be hosting a workshop on ‘Blockchain Technololgies and Indigenous Knowledge’ and will be speaking on ‘eNuk: Using Blockchain Technology to Support Climate Change Monitoring’.
  • August 21st: Our Marketing and Events Specialist, Amber McLennan will be heading to Seattle, Washington, to speak at the Blockchain Conference Seattle 2018. The conference takes a look at current Blockchain Trends and discusses the future of the space. Amber will be speaking on a panel alongside Neil Bergquist, Co-Founder and CEO of Coinme, Simon Yu, Co-Founder and CEO of StormX and Andrew Albertson, Partner at Fenwick and West, on ‘ICOs: The Good, The Bad & The Dangerous’.

We’re Hiring!

We are looking for passionate problem solvers to join our growing team and help us connect the next billion.

Positions include:

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