When conventional connectivity fails, emergency health alerts can securely hop between nearby devices via Bluetooth until they reach an internet-connected node.
When the user requests emergency help without internet, the alert is encrypted and stored locally.
The app constantly scans for nearby devices running the Aerodava protocol via Bluetooth Low Energy (BLE).
The encrypted packet hops silently from device to device (Human Mesh) until one of them detects an active internet connection.
The internet-connected node instantly forwards the SOS to the Aerodava Command Server.