In terms of layout of rooms and useful monitoring, you have to be able to configure which node it attaches to, right? Because it's going to monitor the physical space between itself and that node.
So you might have an ESP32 placed across the room from one mesh node to monitor that particular room. But if that ESP32 roams to, say, the mesh node on the floor above it, it's going to monitoring a much less useful space - just the vertical space between itself and the mesh node on the floor above.
Am I envisioning this correctly? I'm thinking its a problem for systems like eero, where you can't lock a device to a particular mesh node.
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So you might have an ESP32 placed across the room from one mesh node to monitor that particular room. But if that ESP32 roams to, say, the mesh node on the floor above it, it's going to monitoring a much less useful space - just the vertical space between itself and the mesh node on the floor above.
Am I envisioning this correctly? I'm thinking its a problem for systems like eero, where you can't lock a device to a particular mesh node.