LoRaWAN Technology Services

Harness the Power of LoRaWAN for Your Business

When providing extensive, low-power, wide-area network connectivity for IoT devices, LoRaWAN stands out as a leading technology. Essential in today’s rapidly advancing technological landscape, LoRaWAN enables devices to communicate over long distances with minimal power consumption, making it ideal for various applications.

Modern IoT deployments increasingly incorporate LoRaWAN to facilitate seamless, efficient, and secure communication among devices, driving innovation and efficiency across multiple sectors.

LoRa (Long Range) is a wireless modulation technique derived from chirp spread spectrum (CSS) technology. It enables long-range communication with low power consumption, making it ideal for applications that need long-distance connectivity without frequent battery replacements.

• Extended Range: Transmit data up to 10 kilometers in rural areas and 3 kilometers in urban environments.
• Energy Efficiency: Devices can operate for years on small batteries.
• Reliable Communication: Robust against interference and multipath fading.
• Optimal Data Rates: Supports data rates from 0.3 kbps to 50 kbps.

LoRaWAN (Long Range Wide Area Network) is a communication protocol and network architecture specifically designed for IoT. It leverages LoRa technology to provide wide-area network connectivity, supporting millions of low-power devices over vast distances, with robust security and minimal infrastructure requirements.

• Comprehensive Network Architecture: Incorporates end devices, gateways, network servers, and application servers.
• Scalability: Supports millions of devices in a single network.
• Enhanced Security: Provides end-to-end encryption and two-layer security.
• Adaptive Data Rate (ADR): Dynamically adjusts data rates for optimal performance and battery life.

In a LoRaWAN network:

• Communication: Sensors communicate with gateways over long distances using LoRa modulation.
• Data Relay: Gateways relay the data to a central network server via standard IP connections.
• Data Processing: The network server processes the data and can send commands back to the sensors if needed.

This setup allows for:

• Seamless Communication: Low-power communication across wide areas.
• Common Sensor Types: Motion sensors, temperature and humidity sensors, light sensors, pressure sensors, and pollution sensors.