Their dedicated 5GHz Wi-Fi 6 backhaul and 4×4 antenna array ensured a solid link between nodes, extending his top-floor Internet connection down to a 4K TV on the first floor and a gaming console in the basement. We blanketed his two-story house in wireless goodness using the AiMesh AX6100 Wi-Fi System, composed of two RT-AX92U routers. We told the story of Jake Hanrahan, our first winner, in The AiMesh Challenge 2019: fixing bad Wi-Fi coverage, one home at a time. Prowling for dead spots to fill with glorious Wi-Fi Our networking team then fanned out across the country and visited the contest’s 18 winners, determined to deploy high-speed, low-latency networking in rooms where it previously wasn’t possible. We ultimately selected 18 of the worst cases we reviewed as candidates for a Wi-Fi 6 rapid response. If we couldn’t come up with a solution, we’d cough up $1,000 in cash. Our networking engineers would then work on a cure for those ills using Wi-Fi 6-capable AiMesh hardware (and leave that AiMesh Wi-Fi kit as a parting gift).
We asked folks to tell us about the issues they’d had in getting a fast, stable wireless signal in every room and far-reaching corner of their homes.
Our team came up with a challenge for the world. They already knew that our latest AiMesh routers built with Wi-Fi 6 technology could deliver unprecedented performance and far-reaching coverage, but they wanted to demonstrate the power of mesh networking and Wi-Fi 6 in real-world environments. Earlier this year, our engineers set off on a quest.
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