Tag: LoRa

Streamlining IoT Connectivity with Blues Wireless's Notecards and Notehub Blues Wireless, a provider of IoT connectivity, has announced a new line of Notecards. A Notecard is a versatile and compact IoT connectivity module that facilitates easy and efficient...

The Loshark is a USB Thumb Drive seized LoRa Debugging tool capable of running mainline Linux and executing javascript (ES2015) through Resonance runtime environment. Based on the Ingenic X1501 System-on-Chip module, it can run independently or alongside a computer, which makes it...

The applications demand customizations when it comes to tweaking the use case according to the target requirements. Also, mobility becomes an important factor with the present necessity for usage from varied locations. As a solution, Adafruit tries to incorporate a great degree of...

Compatibility becomes an important factor when a number of units work together for a particular use. LILYGO and SoftRF have co-designed and created the LILYGO SoftRF T-BeamSUPREME. It is a development board specifically for test experiments to determine whether the development module...

The SparkFun LoRaSerial Kit is a great way to transmit data over LoRa, providing you with a range far greater than that of WiFi or Bluetooth®. We've been able to successfully transmit data over a 9mi (15km) line-of-sight using two LoRaSerial radios with a larger 5.8dBi antenna on the...

While Matter, Bluetooth, Zigbee, and Zwave may get all the press these days, 433 MHz was the simple yet reliable technology that our sensors and devices relied on before they became popular. Given the wide range of applications for the 433 MHz, generalizations regarding the technology are...

Arduino and RAKwireless have collaborated to announce the launch of two industrial-grade LoRa devices– WisGate Edge Lite 2 and WisGate Edge Pro. RAKwireless WisGate offers a cost-efficient solution and acts as an LPWAN base station with multiple backhaul connectivity options. The...

Chinese embedded device manufacturer, Seeed Studio, along with Antonio Cotos Facal, CTO of Black Device have designed a WiLoBLIno hardware platform fueled by the in-house Seeed Studio’s LoRa-E5 and ESP32 modules. WiLoBLIno name is derived from Wi-Fi (Wi), LoRa (Lo), Bluetooth (BL), and...