LoRaWAN - for remote locations with just wireless battery operated sensors in the field

LoRaWAN (which stands for long-range wide-area network), is the undisputed leader in open standard LPWA [low power wide area] for IoT technology and networks.

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Some of the key features of our LoRaWAN IoT-optimized architecture include:

• LOW POWER CONSUMPTION - Wireless, battery-powered devices that can operate up to 10 years on standard batteries

• LOW TOTAL COST OF OWNERSHIP - Low-cost battery-powered devices combined with low connectivity and installation fees and little-to-zero maintenance keep overall program costs down

• LONG RANGE - Reliable connectivity with long range connectivity

• SCALABILITY -  Add as many devices and connections to the network as you need at any time

• HIGH RELIABILITY - Connectivity is proven. stable and reliable… always stay connected

• SECURITY - 128-bit AES encryption, so data and privacy are always protected.

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In the LoRaWAN Architecture all the sensors are battery operated. The gateway is located at a distant location from the sensors of up to 15km line-of-sight (non urban) and is equipped with backup power in case of power failure. Data from sensors is always recorded and stored.
Data is collected on to a remote dedicated database for further analysis and can also be presented on a Grafana dashboard for easy graphical representation in which the end-user can view time based events.