Ditto has introduced support for Raspberry Pi, enabling a real-time mesh network that allows Internet of Things (IoT) devices to synchronize without requiring internet access, which is especially beneficial in areas with limited or no connectivity. This development allows devices like a Pimoroni Mood Light, Android phones, and Apple iPads to communicate and sync data across platforms seamlessly, demonstrating the potential for a cross-platform IoT ecosystem that operates independently of internet availability. The technology utilizes Bluetooth for communication and features a Rust application on the Raspberry Pi Zero WH to manage device interactions, marking a significant advancement for the IoT industry by reducing dependency on cloud-based servers and internet infrastructure. The open-source nature of the project encourages developers to explore and expand the possibilities of the "Mesh of Things," with applications in various industries such as hospitality, agriculture, and manufacturing.