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2019 ALL MEMBER MEETING & LoRaWAN® LIVE
CREATING VALUABLE IoT CONNECTIONS | JUNE 11-13, 2019 | BERLIN, GERMANY
Firmware Updates Over the Air
Enabling feature unique to LoRaWAN® is essential to future-proofing large scale IoT deployments
Connecting Utility Assets using LoRaWAN®
Offers the flexibility to deploy and/or leverage private and public networks in a cost-efficient manner, along with network and device interoperability.
Certification provides assurance that end devices work on any LoRaWAN® network
Learn all about LoRaWAN®
Download the specification, regional parameters, and back-end interfaces
Why join?
Open ecosystem gives end users ultimate flexibility for their LPWAN implementations
LoRa Alliance™
The LoRa Alliance is the fastest growing technology alliance. A non-profit association of more than 500 member companies, committed to enabling large scale deployment of Low Power Wide Area Networks (LPWAN) IoT through the development and promotion of the LoRaWAN open standard. Members benefit from a vibrant ecosystem of active contributors offering solutions, products & services, which create new and sustainable business opportunities.
Through standardisation and the accredited certification scheme the LoRa Alliance delivers the interoperability needed for LPWA networks to scale, making LoRaWAN™ the premier solution for global LPWAN deployments.
With an extensive global footprint of public networks and real world deployments.
Coverage & Operator Map
Click on the coverage map to find details of Network Operators by individual country. The extent of LoRaWAN network coverage globally is significant and expanding on a monthly basis. The dark yellow represents LoRa Alliance Member Operators, many of which have extensive network deployments. Light yellow defines smaller scale LoRaWAN activity or networks by Operators who are not yet members. Please contact the LoRa Alliance Operator members for specific information about their networks.
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Latest News
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LoRa Alliance Press Release
Fremont, Calif. – May 2, 2019 – The LoRa Alliance™, the global association of companies backing the open LoRaWAN® protocol for the Internet of Things...
Events
All Members Meeting
Berlin Annual Members Meeting 2019
June 11 - 13, 2019
11 Jun 2019
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13 Jun 2019
8:00
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19:00
Budapester Straße 45, Berlin, 10787. Germany.
Trade Show
NFMT 2019
Baltimore, USA
26 Mar 2019
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28 Mar 2019
9:00
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9:00
1 West Pratt Street, Baltimore, MD, 21201. United States.
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The unique capabilities of LoRa® devices and wireless RF technology and the LoRaWAN™ protocol – high performance, low power and affordable connectivity – offers the industry a diverse set of applications that expands from tracking sensors for individuals with dementia to monitoring fertilizer levels in soil. Our technology has been widely adopted for years which makes it the most mature LPWAN platform.
Marc Pegulu
Vice President, IoT Product Marketing & Strategy
With LoRaWAN™, entire cities or countries can be covered with a few base stations, no longer requiring the upfront rollout and maintenance of nodes as in traditional mesh networking.
Olivier Hersent
Chairman & CTO, Actility
To encourage the mass adoption of low cost, long range machine-to-machine connectivity, open ecosystems are critical. In addition to IBM's support of the LoRa Alliance we have released the IBM 'LoRaWAN in C' as an open source under the Eclipse Public Licence.
Dr. Thorsten Kramp
Master Inventor, IBM Research