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Semtech’s Lora Devices Adopted By Seluxit’s Metering Offerings To Enable Users To Change Wasteful Energy Habits And Save Money
Semtech Corp. announced Thursday that its metering solution based on Semtech’s LoRa devices and the LoRaWAN protocol, has been developed as part of the MeDa project for one of Germany’s energy companies with Seluxit, a developer of Internet of Things (IoT) solutions. The MeDa meter leverages LoRaWAN’s advantages for smart metering to enable consumers to change wasteful energy habits and save money. Read more
Semtech System Finds Market in Chinese Water Meters
Semtech Corp. announced Thursday that a Chinese water company has used its long-range, low-power technology in its smart water metering products. Read more
Tata Communications’ IoT network ignites the launch of Indraprastha Gas Limited’s pre-paid smart gas metering system
World’s largest LoRaWAN network underpins India’s leading natural gas distribution company strategy to boost efficiencies and enhance customer experience Read more
Utility Metering Solution Taps Semtech’s LoRa Technology
Semtech has announced that Lemonbeat, an IoT solution provider, has integated Semtech’s LoRa devices and wireless radio frequency technology (LoRa Technology) into its smart metering solutions for easier reading and collection of utility usage. Lemonbeat’s LoRa-connected smart meters work by utilizing embedded LoRa-based IoT technology to connect the meter to their own purpose-built receiver units. Read more
American Tower Targets Two Million Brazilian LoRaWAN Connections in 2019
American Tower’s LoRaWAN network in Brazil has passed 400,000 connected devices. The company has set target two million or more by the end of 2019, deployed for a range of IoT applications. Read more
Transforming efficiency with LoRa technology
When a radical technology enters the market, designers look at how it can transform the world. For LoRa devices and wireless radio frequency technology (LoRa Technology), this has meant that its long range and low power consumption can significantly simplify network design by enabling greater reach with less infrastructure and cost. Read more
Momentum is building for LoRaWAN
The open LoRaWAN standard for IoT low-power wide area networks (LPWANs) enables smart sensors, devices, and other objects to connect wirelessly via gateways that relay messages to a central network server. It is known for its bi-directional communication with end-to-end security, mobility, and localization services. Read more
The long-range forecast for wireless connectivity
LoRa is emerging as the champion for low power data exchange for the 'smart'utilities the IoT relies on, writes Caroline Hayes Read more
