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Reticulum can run over a wide range of hardware and communication mediums.

The Reticulum Network Stack runs on most devices with a Python 3 runtime. For more constrained systems, microReticulum is a C++ port designed for 32-bit MCUs (as well as Linux SBCs).cite-ref-1[1]

Reticulum runs over Ethernet, WiFi, LoRa (with RNode), packet radio modems, serial lines, BLEcite-ref-2[2], and even QRcite-ref-3[3].

• RNode

• ESP32-based devices

• nRF52-based devices

• LoRa modules

• WiFi

• Packet radio

• Serial

• Add hardware

• References

• External links

RNodes are easily made from readily available development boards. They communicate with a host instance over USB or Bluetooth.

microReticulum's RNode firmware turns RNodes into fully self-contained Reticulum nodes, eliminating the need for a host instance.

ESP32 has more processing power than nRF52.

• Heltec WiFi LoRa 32 V2

• Heltec WiFi LoRa 32 V3

• Heltec WiFi LoRa 32 V4

• LILYGO T-Deck

• Seeed Studio XIAO ESP32-S3

nRF52 has better power efficiency than ESP32.

• FakeTec

• Heltec Mesh Node T096

• Heltec Mesh Node T114

• LILYGO T-Echo

• Seeed Studio SenseCAP Card Tracker T1000-E

• Seeed Studio XIAO nRF52840

• Heltec HT-RA62

• Seeed Studio Wio-SX1262

For more, see Supported Boards and Devices ↗ in the manual.

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