LoRaWAN stories

Netmore Group expands into APAC, aiming to meet increasing IoT demands, following acquisition of US-based Senet and significant European presence.

Stefan Lindvall, CEO of MultiTech, becomes a member of the board of directors for the LoRa Alliance, underlining his commitment to advancing IoT technologies.

The LoRa Alliance unveils a new roadmap for LoRaWAN, aiming to extend its market reach, simplify implementation, and enhance connectivity for large-scale, low-power IoT solutions.

Industrial IoT's role in enabling Industry 5.0 is explored, highlighting how it boosts productivity, sustainability and worker welfare through digital transformation.

LoRa Alliance annual report reveals a significant increase in global LoRaWAN deployments across varied markets, showcasing vast ROI and fulfilling Industry 5.0 requirements.

Satellite Internet of Things technology is emerging as a key tool in global environmental sustainability initiatives, according to Ground Control.

CEO Henry Huang of Browan Communications takes a board position at the LoRa Alliance, strengthening their commitment in Asia.

LoRa Alliance adds EchoStar Mobile to board of directors, highlighting market potential for LoRaWAN in satellite IoT connectivity.

NTT and Cisco collaborate to develop sustainable solutions for large organizations using IoT capabilities and real-time data insights.

Smart cities, buildings, and utilities face similar challenges in deploying IoT. Open standards and LPWANs, like LoRaWAN, offer cost-effective solutions.

These technologies include smarter sensors, more power-efficient sensors, soft and virtual sensors, sensor fusion, and biosensors.

New Zealand startup Kauricone is using artificial intelligence to tackle mundane tasks and relieve people of unsatisfying work. .

NTT has launched its IoT Services for Sustainability offering, a stack of solutions to help businesses reduce their carbon footprint using IoT connectivity.

New Zealand's IoT market is expected to reach NZ$20 billion by 2021. But is enough attention being paid to IoT security?.

Australian IoT firm M2M Group, owned by Sierra Wireless, hires Kat Dempsey to lead the newly merged M2M One business across Australia and New Zealand.

Ingram Micro has partnered with MyDevices to bring Internet of Things (IoT) functionality and intelligence to partners.

Spark’s Innovation Studio supports technologies across networks including 4G, 5G, Cat M1, LoRaWAN, and NB IoT.

The agreement will allow businesses to implement smart tech solutions on the other side of the Tasman without needing to set up in-country operations.

Dicker Data expands IoT partner portfolio with Kontakt.io and Digital Matter, offering a range of GPS and Bluetooth tracking applications and devices.

The company has partnered with WMW to bring a new IoT solution to Aus that will warn workers if are at risk of breaking personal distancing rules.