The number of Internet of Things (IoT) devices deployed across the globe is expected to triple over the next decade. As a result of this growth, there’s a need for more low power connectivity to process the small amounts of data these devices produce quickly and securely. Moreover, with 2G and 3G networks sunsetting, enterprises are in need of a low power wide area (LPWA) network that is cost-effective and reliable in order to provide the connectivity needed to power IoT applications across a variety of industries.
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Traditional utility operations are labor intensive and utilize subjective measurement by field personnel. Meters are often located in dense urban environments, indoors or even underground, and can be challenging—if not impossible—to reach by wireless technologies. By implementing a smart utilities infrastructure comprised of sensors and gateways utilizing the LoRaWAN® standard including streaming analytics and artificial intelligence (AI), utility and metering companies can collect real-time data , analyze it and act on insights from data no matter where it’s generated – enabling more efficient use of resources and personnel for streamlined operations.
Tags: LoRa, Smart Utilities, Smart Cities, Wireless RF, Internet of Things, Smart Environment, ESG
As one of the oldest industries, agriculture has existed for thousands of years in China. It is the foundation of the national economy and the most fundamental for China to achieve sustainable development. However, with the transformation of our economic structure in recent years, the agriculture industry is facing tough challenges posed by factors such as the increasing shortage of agricultural labor force (farmers increasingly turning to migrant workers), the improper use of fertilizers and pesticides, and the shortage of water resources. How to achieve refined, green and sustainable development of agriculture is the key problem to be addressed in China and even across the world.
Tags: LoRa, Smart Agriculture, Wireless RF, Internet of Things
As the hype around 5G technology continues to grow, the possibility of faster, more streamlined connectivity is driving conversations globally. But while 5G adoption has started, it continues to roll out slowly. To date, some have experienced the benefits 5G technology can bring, but most are patiently awaiting its arrival – and that’s assuming the technology fits the needs of their use case. 5G technology shows a breadth of new possibilities, however since it’s not a one size fits all technology, connectivity solutions from a variety of sources are still necessary.
信じがたいことですが、SemtechのLoRa®デバイスとLoRaWAN®規格が登場してからまだ6年しか経っていません。モノのインターネットの (IoT) 開発者、グローバル企業、ネットワークプロバイダーに至るまで、誰もが堅牢な LoRaWANエコシステムに貢献し、複数の業界のデジタル変革を可能にしています。
飢餓が世界中で地域社会を衰退させる
世界中で起きている飢餓は何百万もの人々が直面している極めて深刻な問題であり、その数は増加の一途をたどっています。世界では、約6億9000万の人々が毎晩空腹のまま就寝しており figure is expected to increase to 840 million people by 2030.
Smart retail, which refers to the hybridization between traditional shopping methods and modern “smart” technologies, is transforming the retail landscape. Through the Internet of Things (IoT), data is accumulated via communication between implanted devices and computers. As a result, consumers may enjoy a more personalized, faster and more intuitive retail experience. This can manifest as individualized coupons and smartly curated inventories.
Tags: LoRa, Wireless RF, Internet of Things, Smart Retail
1億7800万を超えるエンドノード、130万のゲートウェイ、150のパブリックまたはプライベートネットワークオペレーターを擁し、普及が進むSemtechのLoRa®デバイスは、モノのインターネット (IoT) *のワイヤレスプラットフォームのデファクトスタンダードとなっています。ABI Research社は、2026年までに非携帯端末通信網の低電力広域接続の50％以上にLoRaが採用されると予測しています。LoRaデバイスとLoRaWAN®プロトコルの急増は否定できません。
Q. Swarmテクノロジーとは何ですか？
A. Swarmは、モノのインターネット（IoT）デバイス向けに、世界で最も低コストな双方向の衛星接続グローバルネットワークを提供しています。Swarmは現在、93機の超小型衛星を軌道上に打ち上げており、海運、農業、エネルギー、物流・輸送、グローバル開発、環境研究など、さまざまな業界の顧客をサポートしています。Swarmの独自の小型衛星は全世界をカバーし、資産管理やセンサー監視などの低帯域幅のユースケースに適しています。
Tags: LoRa, Wireless RF, Internet of Things, Space, Satellite
Postal delivery companies face a highly competitive landscape as customer expectations have evolved. The demand for fast delivery times, low prices and exceptional service has driven rapid innovation: new solutions are needed in order to meet the needs of smart cities worldwide. Postal companies must also reach customers in rural areas, which are often much more difficult to serve due to inaccessibility and lack of infrastructure able to handle communication demands. Rural postal customers also tend to be older, which can present technological literacy issues.
Tags: LoRa, Smart Supply Chain Logistics, Smart Cities, Wireless RF
