Tag: LoRaWAN

Industry leading LoRaWAN sensor provider ELSYS is launching their first battery-free products using Epishine’s indoor light energy harvesting solution. The environmentally friendly sensor line is launching two sensor types called ERS Eco and ERS Eco CO2. They are entirely powered by...

Cats are adorable creatures but with a knack for wandering and getting lost every now and then, so much that a common desire among owners is usually to have a reliable way to track them. While a host of adaptable tracking solutions exist, German Engineer, Gerhard Peter felt this is...

RAKWwireless, a Chinese embedded device manufacturer known for its rich IoT ecosystem with several sensors’ boards and add-on modules for existing baseboards, launched a series of new modules with special highlights on the WisBlock LPWAN module and WisBlock baseboard. The reason for...

Electronics maker Orkhan Amiraslan has unveiled a new GPIO-Rich Lora-capable Penguino board based on Move Solutions' MAMWLE SoM. The compact Penguino STM32WL MAMWLE-C1 LoRa dev board differentiates itself in terms of power, size, and flexibility. It is equipped with STMicroelectronics'...

A couple of months back, AWS launched AWS IoT EduKit, which is an easy way to learn how to build IoT applications using AWS services. AWS IoT EduKit is developed in such a way that everyone from beginner to expert can build end-to-end IoT applications. For this, Amazon has partnered...

We have covered several LoRaWAN Gateway modules, with one of the latest being the Seeed Studio’s WM1302. However, for those who don’t know much about wireless communication protocols, then LoRaWAN and LoRa are two different things and are not interchangeable. To understand in short,...

WM1302 module is a new generation of LoRaWAN gateway module in mini-PCIe form-factor based on Semtech® SX1302. It features extremely low power consumption, outstanding performance with CE, FCC, Telec certified. WM1302 module is a new generation of LoRaWAN gateway module with mini-PCIe...

Lately, we have seen several development boards that support LoRa, a low-power wide-area network modulation technique. You may have seen the latest release Arduino Potenta Vision Shield - LoRa that was built on the multicore 32-bit ARM Cortex processor. With these new developments,...