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How LPWAN drives long-range IoT applications

How LPWAN drives long-range IoT applications
The low-power wide area network (LPWAN) technology, which enables interconnectivity between low-power devices over long distances, has become a popular solution for citywide or even nationwide IoT deployment.

With the Internet of Things (IoT) picking up steam, many different IoT technologies have emerged, each specifying a particular transmission distance, data rate and power consumption. Among them, the low-power wide area network (LPWAN) technology, which enables interconnectivity between low-power devices over long distances, has become a popular solution for citywide or even nationwide IoT deployment.

One recent example is a partnership between Samsung and SK Telecom on a soon-to-be-launched IoT network throughout South Korea using the LoRa protocol, a form of LPWAN. According to telecoms.com, Samsung and SK will deploy the dedicated IoT network across the country in the middle of 2016 following an initial Daegu rollou...



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