What is LoRa?
The term LoRa defines the physical layer that enables long range communication links in IoT. LoRa refers to a chipset that enables communication with very low power consumption. LoRa chips and the associated LoRaWAN protocol, like Bluetooth Low Energy for example, are among the radio technologies often used in IoT.
How is Lora used by soXes?
LoRa chipsets are used in IoT-enabled devices for the Long Range Wide Area Network (LoRaWAN). They are particularly suitable for low-maintenance devices that can be deployed far from populated areas or in hard-to-reach places, as the technology is very efficient with resources. The LoRaWAN protocol then links the LoRa chips into a low power network that connects IoT devices and can be operated with very low maintenance.
Where has soXes deployed LoRa?
soXes uses LoRa chips wherever a Long Range Wide Area Network (LoRaWAN) is set up. This is the case, for example, with the MyPortaNet application from PortaNet AG. In the digital measurement and information system for windows, doors and gates, sensors with LoRa chips are used for resource-saving monitoring of all linked components.
Why soXes?
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