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A compact embedded board from LILYGO with Wi-Fi/BL5.0 and the SIM7080G module for CAT-M and NB-IoT connectivity has been launched recently. The SIM7080G is an SMT-type Multi-Band CAT-M and NB-IoT module. It is easy to add on to because it has many interfaces, such as UART, GPIO, PCM,...

The Monarch Go Pi HAT enables engineers to connect Raspberry Pi HAT-capable SBCs to the Monarch Go LTE Cat-M1 modem. The Monarch Go Pi HAT supports both the Monarch Go and Monarch Go-GPS modems. In addition to Monarch Go support, the Pi HAT includes a shuttle click expansion connector...

Teledatics has recently launched HaloMax sub-1 GHz Wireless Module, a cutting-edge long-range wireless communication module designed for sub-1 GHz frequency bands. With a funding goal of $50,000 and 10% raised so far, the project aims to transform various fields by providing robust,...

The NBIOT/LTE-M1 Air Monitor uses an ESP32-S3-WROOM-1 controller and a SIM7080G module for cellular data transmission. It monitors temperature, humidity, CO2 levels, TVOC, and light intensity. The device is powered by an internal 18650 LiPo battery, charged by a solar panel with MPPT...

Macakerfabs has recently introduced an Air Monitor with NBIOT and LTE-M named NBIOT/LTE-M Air Monitor, the module uses an ESP32-S3 with SIM7080G for remote environmental monitoring. The device can measure environmental parameters like temperature, humidity, CO2, TVOC, and light...

The T-Display-S3 AMOLED is a development board and is an updated version of the T-Display-S3 and has the first combination of an ESP32-S3 with an AMOLED display. The previous LCD display has been replaced with an AMOLED one, which results in an improved color display. In addition, it...

Powering next-gen LPWA solutions with an ultra-low power 5G cellular+ module for IoT Sierra Wireless, a subsidiary of Semtech Corporation and world leading IoT solutions provider, today announced its latest HL Series LPWA module, the 5G HL7900, for next-generation use cases needing...

Earlier this year, the company launched T-Mobile DevEdge, a self-serve developer platform that gives developers access to T-Mobile networks to create connected wireless solutions. T-Mobile, under the hood of DevEdge and has now launched an IoT developer kit that will let the developer...