Podcasts about lpwans

This week's show kicks off with a surprising revelation from Kevin, who has decided to swap out his smart home platform. He explains his choice, which also may represent a theme of sorts, as we see more and more high-end smart home hubs hit the market. We discuss the HOOBS Pro device and the Homey … Continue reading Episode 434: So many new hubs, and a primer on LPWANs The post Episode 434: So many new hubs, and a primer on LPWANs appeared first on IoT Podcast - Internet of Things.

In this week's podcast with the Pod Group's Sam Colley, CEO, and Felix Ontañón, Director of Research and Innovation, we discuss IoT connectivity and the Enterprise Network Operator (ENO) strategy. They share their insights on the IoT landscape, barriers to adoption, and information about their recent acquisition by G+D.The ENO strategy allows hardware manufacturing distributors, the companies creating the IoT projects, with the ability to be their own operator along with the benefits that come from it. Allowing companies to have more ownership and control over their project coupled with greater privacy.Sam Colley has focused his career on working in the telecommunications sector and the M2M/IoT communications market. He joined Pod Group in 2011 and contributed to the geographic and financial expansion of the company. Since 2019 he has been the CEO and focused on developing new global markets and increasing Pod's footprints in existing ones.Felix Ontañón is part of the Research and Innovation department at the Pod Group, where he works heavily in IoT connectivity and creating innovative technologies to overcome connectivity challenges. He is particularly interested in LPWANs, SIM card applets, eSIM/eUICC, Edge Computing, and Artificial Intelligence for IoT and has recently led Pod Group's Open Source Community initiatives.

Thomas Lorbach, Product Manager for Sub-GHz RF Solutions at NXP and Tom Pannell, Senior Director of Marketing for Edge Processing at NXP talk with Microwave Journal editorial director about the various types of LPWANs, their applications and the hot markets developing on this technology.

In today’s podcast, we discuss one of the technologies that underpins the Internet of Things -  Low Power Wide Area Network, or LPWANS for short. And more specifically, we are going to take a look at LoRa - one of the leading LPWAN technologies.  I’m pleased to be joined by one of the global leaders in the space - Wienke Giezeman - the Co-Founder & CEO of The Things Industries - and the Initiator of The Things Network.  01:20 What is The Things Network?  05:25 What has led to your impressive growth - to the point where you are now in 151 countries, have a community of over 100k developers and have deployed 18k LoRaWAN gateways worldwide? 08:10 The Things Network has grown into a global LoRaWAN network - wouldn’t it have been easier to leverage existing mobile networks than trying to build your own?  The “Moving Forward, Looking Backward” paradigm 11:00 What are some of the top LoRa use cases that are driving adoption? 16:40 How creating a collaborative LoRaWAN network led to the creation of The Things Conference - the world’s largest LPWAN conference.  1500 attendees, 61 countries Sponsors included AWS, Microsoft, Semtech & ST Micro All the videos from the event can be found here 20:00 What’s next? The Things ________? 25:00 IoT has not lived up to the hype. What has held the industry back from reaching its potential? 28:00 Narrowband IoT, or NB-IoT, has exploded in China, but had sluggish growth elsewhere. What has hindered it’s growth outside of China? 32:55 What’s the best IoT solution you have ever seen? 34:00 Final question - about What is FEBO - and do you still eat there? Spoiler alert - he’s a fan of “bamischijf”! Find out more Connect with Wienke: https://www.linkedin.com/in/wienke/ The Things Network: www.thethingsnetwork.org  The Things Industries: https://www.thethingsindustries.com  The Things Conference: https://www.thethingsnetwork.org/conference/  YouTube Channel: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCv85CXnZUXEKnlZpQapTAwQ

Juhu! Die neueste Folge unseres IoT-Podcast ist online. Thema dieses mal: Konnektivität. Von BNC Kabeln und Stecker, über Ethernet und W-LAN, LPWANS und Bluetooth reden wir in dieser Folge über die Konnektivität für die Datenübertragung und worauf man bei der Technologieauswahl achten sollte.

Last week we saw LPWAN announcements from Amazon and Apple, lets consider what that means. The post BiB082 – LPWANs, Amazon Sidewalk and Apple U1 Wideband appeared first on Packet Pushers.

Last week we saw LPWAN announcements from Amazon and Apple, lets consider what that means. The post BiB082 – LPWANs, Amazon Sidewalk and Apple U1 Wideband appeared first on Packet Pushers.

Last week we saw LPWAN announcements from Amazon and Apple, lets consider what that means. The post BiB082 – LPWANs, Amazon Sidewalk and Apple U1 Wideband appeared first on Packet Pushers.

In this episode, Ryan breaks down what LPWAN is and what value it provides to IoT solutions. LPWAN (low-power wide-area network) is a broad term that encompasses various implementations and protocols, both proprietary and open-source, that share common characteristics as the name suggests. Low-power operates on small, inexpensive batteries for years and a wide-area has an operating range that is typically more than 2 km in urban settings. LPWAN technology works well in situations where devices need to send small amounts of data over a wide area while maintaining battery life for many years. This distinguishes LPWAN from other wireless network protocols like Bluetooth, RFID, cellular M2M, and ZigBee. LPWANs can be the perfect option for a number of IoT applications, but what is LPWAN exactly? Check out the article that inspired this episode here! Have a question or topic you want us to cover in a future episode of the #IoTExplained series? Tweet to us at @iotforall and we will do our best to feature it in an upcoming episode. Follow Us: Our Website Twitter Medium Facebook

Low-power wide-area networks (LPWANs) are a necessary component in many IoT or industrial IoT applications. You already know there are many options when it comes to your LPWAN of choice. Today, we’re taking a look at LoRaWAN, one of those choices, and the one that seems to be moving at the fastest pace. The LoRa Alliance, the group that supports the technology recently announced a new rollout, which was the first topic I broached in this week’s Five Minutes with…discussion with Donna Moore, the CEO and Chairperson of the LoRa Alliance.

Charles Anderson from Charles Reed Anderson and Associates, joined us in a two part conversation discussing the global state of IoT and the evolution of low power wide area networks (LPWANs) in Asia. In the second part, we discusse the state of low power wide area networks and the path for the three major vendors: NB-IoT, LoRA and SigFox across Asia Pacific and how the different telco players are leveraging them to enable IoT for different use cases.

Charles Anderson from Charles Reed Anderson and Associates, joined us in a two part conversation discussing the global state of IoT and the evolution of low power wide area networks (LPWANs) in Asia. In the first part, we discussed why most IoT initiatives fail and how many companies can avert the points of failure in their digital transformation programs. Last but not least, Charles discussed the interesting case of Taipei's smart city initiative and what they have gotten right in their implementation with a private-public partnership.