The LoRaWAN specification is a low-power, wide-area (LPWA) networking protocol designed to wirelessly connect battery operated ‘things’ to the internet in regional, national or global networks.
The LoRa Alliance enhanced the LoRaWAN Certification Program to offer OEMs multiple certification options. and added the first Authorized Test Lab in Latin/South America.
The rising popularity of implementing LoRaWAN as a connectivity solution has led to more misconceptions about the technology. Laird’s Senthooran Ragavan puts those myths to rest...
As the IoT continues to expand, wireless protocols need to support applications that require higher network capacity, faster data rates, and more robust security.
The global collaborative Internet of Things ecosystem that creates networks, devices, and solutions using the LoRaWAN license-free band came to Amsterdam for the Things Conference...
Lacuna Space and The Things Industries have partnered up to provide The Things Industries’ global LoRaWAN developer ecosystem, with the ability to evaluate satellite connectivity...
We talk with ZENNER's Borislav Stöckermann about the digital solutions that enable people to implement intelligent systems for the consumption measurement of water, heat, cooling...
This article introduces the four main elements of LoRa network architecture and discusses some of the most common challenges faced by designers while developing LoRa end-nodes...
Historically, building management systems were hardwired, making it challenging to update or modify these systems. The advent of LPWANs has changed the equation to simplify and...
This article explains how LoRa technology—a long-range, low-power wireless RF platform—is the solution to meeting the demand for an estimated 27 billion IoT connections by 2025...
Offering a path for non-LoRa Alliance members to obtain LoRaWAN device certification, the certification program includes full protocol testing with interoperability and RF performance...
IoT is enabling a new era of end-to-end supply-chain monitoring and actionable analytics. Low-power, wide-area networks provide the connectivity to make this possible.
Technology Editor Bill Wong talked to Pedro Pachuca, Director of IoT for Semtech’s Wireless and Sensing Products Group, about the benefit of IoT solutions for buildings management...