Can LoRaWAN and NB-IoT operate together to provide the greatest value for customers?

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As the Internet of Things (IoT) continues to revolutionize the way we connect and interact with our devices, there are a number of network options on which to build smart solutions. The most talked about Low Power Wide Area Networks (or LPWANs) are narrowband IoT (NB-IoT) and LoRaWAN®. Developed for long-range communication between devices and the Cloud using cellular infrastructure, NB-IoT is compatible with LTE mobile networks. LoRaWAN utilizes the sub-gigahertz unlicensed

Over the past few decades, a number of technological breakthroughs have made it easier for restaurants to ensure the safety of their food and thus the wellbeing of their customers. The biggest leap forward? Fully automated temperature monitoring, which eliminates many of the pitfalls that plague manual or partially automated processes. But what is it, how does it work, and why do restaurants need it? Go wireless for accurate 24/7 monitoring State-of-the-art automated temperat

We are proud to announce our partnership with machineQ. machineQ is a Comcast service and member of LoRa Alliance that leverages connected sensor, network and software technologies to enable innovative IoT solutions. machineQ has recently expand LoRaWAN coverage in more than 15 of the top U.S. metropolitan areas. Leveraging Comcast’s machineQ low power WAN and a cloud-based analytics platform, our intelligent web dashboard will provide real-time monitoring and automation solu

What is LoRa? LoRa Technology is the DNA of IoT (Internet of Things), connecting sensors to the Cloud and enabling real-time communication of data and analytics that can be utilized to enhance efficiency and productivity. LoRa is the physical layer or the wireless modulation utilized to create the long range communication link. Many legacy wireless systems use frequency shifting keying (FSK) modulation as the physical layer because it is a very efficient modulation for ach