MeraLabs is a privately owned russian company which acts as an incubator for high-tech venture projects. The company’s innovation projects address the thrilling challenges of data search and storage, networking and telecommunications technologies and are currently at development phases varying from seed to early-stage. MeraLabs is a participant of the Microsoft BizSpark program.

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The goal of the project is creation of an video and audio live streams source search technology for the Internet that would provide for automated creation of source descriptions and allow users to find such sources.

The project comprises a whole set of innovations aimed at facilitation of user interaction with the network, information search and exchange and automated creation of network device communities. One particular technology that is being developed within the frame of this project is called Ubiquitous Plug and Play. This technology would provide a new framework for cognitive communication of electronic devices in the global scope. It also has a great potential in the area of Cloud Computing.

The Metrized Small World Active Data Storage project is dedicated to building a global distributed ("cloud" like) Internet-based data storage and retrieval architecture where petabytes of data can be generated and retrieved by a large number of uncoordinated actors located all over the planet. Ultimately, the construction of such an architecture will result in the possibility for every physical object to have a globally accessible representation in the digital world.

News

January 29, 2010

The workshop "Active Data Storage Erland Implementation project" has been rescheduled for Friday, February 5th at 16:00. The workshop will take place in the premises of Higher School of Economics in Nizhniy Novgorod.

January 22, 2010

We plan to hold a workshop "Active Data Storage Erland Implementation project" on Friday, January 29th at 15-00 in the premises of the Higher School of Economics. Andrey Logvinov will report on the topic. All those interested are invited to attend.

November 19, 2009

MeraLabs company will participate in the "Innovation Business and Venture Investments" practical seminar that will take place November 23th to 26th in Nizhny Novgorod. The seminar is hosted by the Russian Venture Company (RVK).

October 5, 2009

The Cognitive Internet project leader Nikolay Mikhaylov has participated in the exhibition of high-tech projects which took place within the frames of the 8th annual NEM summit.
The details of the exhibtion:
http://www.nem-summit.eu/expo.php

September 3, 2009

Chief Technology Officer of MeraLabs, Vladimir Krylov, has participated in the 10th anniversary scientific and technical conference "The status and prospects of IP-communication and IP-service industry development in Russia: from technology to consumers" hosted by Russian Association of Networks and Services with his presentation "The minimization of the manipulative Internet control risks by switching to peer-to-peer DNS architecture".

Recent Publications

Ways to acheive democratic regulation of the Internet (in Russian)

This publication describes the technical solution of the problem of "democratization" of the Internet regulation principles. The solution comprises the creation of a decentralized Internet host name resolution system with flat hierarchy on the basis of Metrized Small World data structure.

The minimization of the manipulative Internet control risks by switching to peer-to-peer DNS architecture

The Internet is a no man’s land. The integrity and accessibility of the system is guaranteed by a complex interaction of actors, based on the compatibility of technologies and the centralized distribution of name space.
The control of the access to the Internet resources is based on the technical subsystem of DNS, which is based on a hierarchical architecture.
The Internet integrity is ensured by the correct functioning of the top level of the DNS hierarchy.
The possibility of deliberate change of the top level functioning rules in the interests of an isolated Internet segment is a case of manipulative control of the network as the whole. It makes the network insecure.