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LoRaWAN’s Role in IoT With LoRa® Alliance’s Donna Moore

This week, LoRa® Alliance’s CEO Donna Moore discusses LoRa and LoRaWAN, what they are, how they differ, and the outlook of connectivity going forward. LoRaWAN is a widely available low power wide area network protocol designed to connect IoT devices to the internet via public and private networks. Donna talks more about the use cases of LoRa and its fit among other connectivity options. At the end of the episode, she details what implementers need to know about the technology, where they can learn more, and how it can be adopted.

 

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OCK, Actility, and Abeeway partner to strengthen LoRaWAN adoption in Asia

Press Release – Paris, France – 24h January 2022

OCK, Actility, and its subsidiary Abeeway are happy to announce their partnership aiming to expand IoT adoption and the use of tracking devices globally.

OCK Setia Engineering Sdn. Bhd, one of the largest telco engineering service providers in Malaysia, established in 1998 by a group of professional engineers that undertook M&E contracts in Malaysia, is a wholly owned subsidiary of OCK Group Berhad, headquartered in Shah Alam.

OCK is a regional telecommunication, mechanical and electrical (M&E) engineering service company, which provides engineering services to cellular operators and equipment to vendors in the areas of full turnkey network roll-out, planning, optimization, operations, and maintenance.

 

Continue reading: https://www.actility.com/ock-actility-and-abeeway-partner-to-strengthen-lorawan-adoption-in-asia/

PenguinIN, Actility and Abeeway join forces to offer smart tracking solutions

Press Release – Paris, France & Irvine, CA, USA – 13 January 2022

PenguinIN, Actility and its subsidiary Abeeway are happy to announce a partnership aiming at expanding their IoT solutions portfolios with joint offers, focusing primarily on Managed Indoor Positioning and Navigation serving a wide range of industries including Healthcare, Construction, Oil & Gas, Airports, Education, Hotels, Theme Parks and Shopping Centers.

PenguinIN is a leading indoor positioning and IoT use cases provider, headquartered in Irvine, California, with a regional office in Dubai. The company creates digital parallel for physical spaces to optimize day-to-day processes and create unique experiences for visitors and operators. PenguinIN leverages all available radio and sensor information to provide state-of-the-art indoor positioning information to build ROI-driven use cases, with solutions that have already been proven successful in some of the world’s most challenging environments.

 

Continue reading: https://www.actility.com/penguinin-actility-and-abeeway-lorawan-smart-tracking-solutions/?utm_source=Linkedin+&utm_medium=Post&utm_campaign=First

Turnkey IoT solution to monitor desk occupancy and cleanliness post-Covid released by Sensative, Actility and WMW

Press Release – Paris, France –  January 27th 2022

Sensative, a leading IoT solutions provider based in in Lund, Sweden, and Actility,  announce a partnership and, after joint work with WMW, have released an integrated LoRaWAN-enabled IoT solution for office space optimization, too with more solutions to come.

The turnkey solution is an easy way to optimize office space and simplify as we start coming “back to office” after Covid. The solution includes IoT sensors that monitor desks, using an active IR sensor and connected to Actility and WMW using LoRaWAN technology. The kit helps office operators, facility managers and real-estate owners to adapt to the growing demand for flexible and efficient office space within private, public spaces and co-working spaces. The solution allows a simple way to get insights into how to improve office space usage and lower operative costs, through desk KPIs and to accelerate the demand for flexible short-term contracts and excellent tenant experience and safety. This helps to drive the business from traditional long-term leases to a more service-oriented business model “Space-as-a-service” (SPaaS).

 

Continue reading: https://www.actility.com/turnkey-iot-solution-to-monitor-desk-occupancy-and-cleanliness-post-covid-released-by-sensative-actility-and-wmw/?utm_source=Promotion+&utm_medium=Various+&utm_campaign=Regular+

LoRa Alliance® Achieves 2021 Goals; LoRaWAN® Secures Its Position as the Dominant Technology for Low Power Wide Area Networks

The LoRaWAN standard experienced its strongest year ever in terms of adoption, deployments and expanded capabilities; capped off 2021 with formal acceptance as a standard by ITU-T

 

Fremont, Calif. – Feb. 1, 2022 – The LoRa Alliance®, the global association of companies backing the open LoRaWAN® standard for the internet of things (IoT) low-power wide-area networks (LPWANs), today issued its 2021 End of Year Report, a comprehensive look at its activities and achievements in 2021. The report highlights the alliance’s activities and accomplishments that drove massive scaling over the past year.

 

“2021 saw many critical achievements that advanced the standard and LoRaWAN’s standing as the leading LPWAN technology,” said Donna Moore, CEO and chairwoman of the LoRa Alliance. “The industry at large has recognized the value of LoRaWAN and its benefits: an open standard, business model flexibility, support from a large and diverse ecosystem that drives innovation, vendor choice, network coverage worldwide, and the backing of a strong certification program to ensure the interoperability and consistency needed for scale. Our commitment to a multi-RAN strategy further demonstrates the advantages of using open standards. Finally, our members have experienced growth across a huge range of vertical markets where LoRaWAN’s low power and long range are a critical differentiator.”

 

Several market factors drove LoRaWAN’s rapid scaling over the past year:

  • Accepted as an international standard by an independent SDO
  • Recognition of the importance of LoRaWAN’s network model flexibility, which offers public, private and hybrid network options, ensures long-term viability and fit-for-purpose networking to serve the needs of a diverse and growing market
  • LoRaWAN coverage grew exponentially, becoming ubiquitous in 2021 with LoRaWAN networks operational in almost every country
  • Significant growth in deployments of scale that demonstrated that LoRaWAN is critically important to the digital transformation of all businesses
  • Strong increase in membership, with the alliance adding nearly 100 new members in 2021, and the pace of membership growth in early 2022 is already increasing

 

Additionally, the LoRa Alliance led several efforts to make LoRaWAN easier to develop and deploy, to enhance its certification program and to foster collaboration among members. Key achievements over the past year include:

  • Simplified volume deployments by enhancing the LoRaWAN standard and publishing a series of best practice guidelines
  • Launched the Connect Initiative, which led to multiple network operators deploying roaming-capable platforms and entering into commercial agreements, further accelerating the expansion of LoRaWAN roaming
  • Increased multi-RAN capabilities through new collaborations with GS1 and OMS that built on earlier efforts with Bluetooth, RFID, Wi-Fi, DLMS and others to expand market opportunities
  • Expanded the ecosystem and secured membership of key market leaders to advance the technology and strengthen opportunities for collaboration and development of end-to-end solutions
  • Increased LoRaWAN end-device certifications and market leadership with the most certified end-devices of any LPWAN
  • LoRa Alliance members receive support in driving their business, including the introduction of LoRaWAN RFP & Tenders Connect for access to global LPWAN bids and link to third-party marketplaces for product purchase
  • Increased the visibility of LoRa Alliance members’ services and products with enhancements to the LoRaWAN Showcase and created a new Resource Library on the alliance website to support the ongoing needs of the LPWAN market
  • Expanded the LoRa Alliance NetID program to make it more accessible to members and non-members alike, increasing LoRaWAN’s reach

 

“It is clear the world stage is set for significant, rapid market acceleration of LoRaWAN in the coming year. As we look ahead to the rest of 2022, I’m very excited that we will have the opportunity to bring the LoRaWAN community together at the LoRaWAN World Expo in Paris this summer to experience the technology’s global impact,” said Moore.

 

The LoRaWAN World Expo has changed dates and will now take place July 6-7, 2022, at the Palais des Congrès in Paris. The event is open to everyone interested in learning more about LoRaWAN’s global impact, the technology itself and how to grow your LoRaWAN business. It also offers an unparalleled opportunity to network with leading experts and businesses using LoRaWAN; learn more and register here. Limited sponsorship and exhibition opportunities are still available; please contact [email protected] for details.

 

Media and analysts are invited to attend LoRaWAN World Expo at no cost. Contact [email protected] for registration details.

 

About LoRa Alliance®

The LoRa Alliance® is an open, nonprofit association that has become one of the largest and fastest-growing alliances in the technology sector since its inception in 2015. Its members closely collaborate and share expertise to develop and promote the LoRaWAN® standard, which is the de facto global standard for secure, carrier-grade IoT LPWAN connectivity. LoRaWAN has the technical flexibility to address a broad range of IoT applications, both fixed and mobile, and a robust LoRaWAN Certification program to guarantee that devices perform as specified. The LoRaWAN standard has been deployed by more than 165 major mobile network operators globally, with connectivity available worldwide. More information: lora-alliance.org

 

LoRa Alliance®, LoRaWAN® and LoRaWAN CertifiedCM are registered marks.

 

MEDIA CONTACT:

 

Kiterocket

Sandy Fewkes, LoRa Alliance PR

+1 408 529 9685

[email protected]

 

IAP Creates a Better LoRaWAN Solution for Smart Buildings

Commercial building occupants expect some level of intelligence and automation in their facilities, and real estate owners are racing to deliver via IoT. Maybe that explains why the compound annual growth rate for the building automation and control market is expected to grow more than 21 percent through 2028. After all, facilities IoT is how you reach the promised office of the future—and recent trends are making smart buildings more of a requirement than a perk. 

 

Continue reading: https://www.iotforall.com/iap-creates-a-better-lorawan-solution-for-smart-buildings

GreenField Direct LLC

Two IoT Leaders Partner to Offer Global Distribution of Helium Wearables Enabled by LoRaWAN®

CHICAGO, January 13th, 2022 – CareBand, a Third Wave company, and CalChip Connect today announced a partnership for global distribution and fulfillment for CareBand’s personal health and safety solutions. These solutions combine the LoRaWAN® standard with indoor and outdoor location tracking, gesture recognition, i.e., falls and changes in condition alerts.

“Careband’s technology and product feature stack, along with their focus on a phenomenal customer experience, make this partnership a wonderful synergy, and will help scale the benefits to customers all over the US,” said TJ Rancour, President and Co-Founder, CalChip Connect.

 

Continue Reading: https://www.iotforall.com/press-releases/calchipconnect-global-distribution

PenguinIN, Actility and Abeeway join forces to offer smart tracking solutions

Press Release – Paris, France & Irvine, CA, USA – 13 January 2022

PenguinIN, Actility and its subsidiary Abeeway are happy to announce a partnership aiming at expanding their IoT solutions portfolios with joint offers, focusing primarily on Managed Indoor Positioning and Navigation serving a wide range of industries including Healthcare, Construction, Oil & Gas, Airports, Education, Hotels, Theme Parks and Shopping Centers.

PenguinIN is a leading indoor positioning and IoT use cases provider, headquartered in Irvine, California, with a regional office in Dubai. The company creates digital parallel for physical spaces to optimize day-to-day processes and create unique experiences for visitors and operators. PenguinIN leverages all available radio and sensor information to provide state-of-the-art indoor positioning information to build ROI-driven use cases, with solutions that have already been proven successful in some of the world’s most challenging environments.

 

Continue reading: https://www.actility.com/penguinin-actility-and-abeeway-lorawan-smart-tracking-solutions/?utm_source=Linkedin+&utm_medium=Post&utm_campaign=First

LoRaWAN – Most Common Applications and Use Cases

The Internet of Things (IoT) describes the network of millions of devices around the world that are connected to the internet and which measure, monitor, and provide rich data. Today IoT consists of many loosely connected networks, each of which solves its own problems. For example, in an office building, several LoRaWAN based IoT solutions could be deployed at once: one to control air conditioners, another for heating systems, lighting, security, and other IoT applications.

These IoT networks can operate according to different standards and combining them into one network is not a trivial task. Low-power wide-area networking (LPWAN) technologies are capable of supporting a large number of Internet of Things use cases. While several LPWAN technologies exist, Long Range (LoRa technology), and its network architecture LoRaWAN, is currently the most adopted technology. LoRa provides a range of physical layer communication settings, such as bandwidth, spreading factor, coding rate, and transmission frequency. These settings impact throughput, reliability, and communication range.

 

Continue reading: https://www.iotforall.com/lorawan-most-common-applications-and-use-cases

IoT solutions and LoRaWAN, allies for better Indoor Air Quality and CO2 monitoring

Indoor Air Quality (IAQ) has been a public health concern since the industrial revolution. It is more important than ever to monitor it. In the past years, government regulations were implemented to reduce CO2 emissions and improve the health and comfort of occupants of buildings, such as the BACS decree in Europe and ASHRAE guidelines in the United States. Most recently, the COVID-19 epidemic has made air quality indoors even more of a priority.

LoRaWAN, as a communication protocol, provides flexibility for the managers of buildings to enable the Internet of Things (IoT) and deploy IAQ integrations.

 

Continue reading: https://blog.wattsense.com/building-management/co2-lorawan/

LoRaWAN recognised as international standard by the United Nations’ International Telecommunications Union (ITU)

The long-range communication technology can enable a variety of IoT applications for industrial farms, buildings and smart cities.

LoRaWAN, the proprietary low-power wide-area network (LPWAN) technology, has been recognised as an international standard by the United Nations.

This comes after years of work by the LoRa Alliance, a non-profit group of global companies that develop and promote the LoRaWAN networking protocol as the global standard for internet of things (IoT) networks.

 

Continue reading: https://www.siliconrepublic.com/comms/lorawan-international-standard-recognition-itu

LoRaWAN to Modbus TCP functionality for quick BMS installation and management

The LoRaWAN to Modbus TCP function allows users to locally collect data on any sensor such as consumed electricity, water, gas, air quality, temperature, or even other building parameters which otherwise have to be checked separately.

The functionality centralizes information with a complete system overview displayed in our user-friendly Desktop App, or it can also be redirected to your preferred supervision system such as SCADA.

 

Read more: https://blog.wattsense.com/wattsense/lorawan-modbus-bms/?utm_source=loraalliance&utm_medium=article&utm_campaign=content

Forest Rock announces distribution partnership with Wattsense

IoT technology company specializing in Smart Buildings, Smart Cities, & Smart Grid solutions, Forest Rock, has signed a distribution agreement with Wattsense to bring BMS technology to smaller buildings.

Wattsense is an IoT solution that allows you to control and monitor small and medium-sized buildings. Users can improve energy performance and reduce carbon emissions with its edge devices and intuitive user console.

 

 

Aritium is now a member of the LoRa Alliance®

December 6th, 2021 (Asturias – SPAIN) – Aritium is pleased to announce they are now a member of the LoRa Alliance®.

The LoRa Alliance® is the fastest growing technology alliance. A non-profit association, it has become one of the largest alliances in the technology sector, committed to enabling largescale deployment of Low Power Wide Area Networks (LPWAN) IoT through the development and promotion of the LoRaWAN® open standard.

Aritium is a startup founded in 2021 with the ambition of creating a better world by leveraging technology. This ambition is materialized by the development and deployment of AIoT (Artificial Intelligence of Things) solutions trying to target specific use cases and needs of their customers and with a special focus on the healthcare sector.

Decathlon adapts to “new Covid normality” using IoT with Proximus and Actility

Decathlon, a leading sports retailer, is putting digital innovation at the head of their priority list to help transform their customer experience and internal efficiency. The worldwide chain has adopted an efficient IoT Entrance Monitoring solution in Belgium to make sure their stores don’t exceed the number of people recommended by health authorities during Covid times.

Decathlon’s stores in Belgium felt the need to evolve during these pandemic times to offer a safer and more gratifying customer experience. 25 of their stores out of 37 in Belgium can now detect when maximum capacity is being reached and movement maps have been developed throughout the shop, also making it possible to visualize traffic in different areas through heat maps and differentiate most used routes and even potential cross selling between departments. This automated solution is provided by Proximus, and based on its LoRaWAN network, powered by Actility.

 

Continue reading: https://www.actility.com/decathlon-adapts-to-new-normality-with-proximus-and-actility/

Kerlink Partners with Vision Valley, a Leading IoT Network Provider in the Middle East and North Africa

Thorigné-Fouillard, France and Dubai, United Arab Emirates (UAE) – Nov. 30, 2021, 6:00 p.m. CET – Kerlink (AKLK – FR0013156007), a specialist in solutions dedicated to the Internet of Things (IoT), and Vision Valley, a leader in solutions and services for the Middle East and North Africa telecommunications, networking, and IT industries, today announced their partnership to design, deliver and deploy LoRaWAN® networks in Vision Valley’s markets.

ENTHU TECHNOLOGY SOLUTIONS INDIA PVT LTD is now a member of the LoRa Alliance®.

November 22, 2021 (Coimbatore – India) – Enthu Technology Solutions India Pvt Ltd is pleased to announce they are now a member of the LoRa Alliance®.

 

The LoRa Alliance® is the fastest growing technology alliance. A non-profit association, it has become one of the largest alliances in the technology sector, committed to enabling the largescale deployment of Low Power Wide Area Networks (LPWAN) IoT through the development and promotion of the LoRaWAN® open standard.

LoRaWAN® World Expo to Bring Together Industry Visionaries with Technology, Regulatory and Standards Leaders to Showcase LoRaWAN’s Global Impact

Stacey Higginbotham from Stacey on IoT to deliver keynote alongside featured speakers from the European Commission for Innovation, Research, Culture, Education and Youth; Amazon Web Services (AWS); ITU; Libelium; Microsoft; Semtech; and more

 

Fremont, Calif. – Dec. 1, 2021 – The LoRa Alliance®, the global association of companies backing the open LoRaWAN® standard for the Internet of Things (IoT) low-power wide-area networks (LPWANs), today launched the formal program for LoRaWAN World Expo, taking place at the Palais des Congrès in Paris March 29-30, 2022.

“I look forward to welcoming the global IoT community to the LoRaWAN World Expo next March to celebrate the tremendous impact that LoRaWAN is having around the world. Hosted in Paris for two thought-provoking days, the Expo will highlight how the Power of LoRaWAN is improving lives globally while enabling IoT to scale as never before,” said Donna Moore, CEO and chairwoman of the LoRa Alliance. “As the official LoRaWAN event of 2022 from the LoRa Alliance, we are excited to bring together leaders from the IoT industry, standards organizations and regulatory entities who share the vision that LoRaWAN is key to enabling massive IoT. The LoRaWAN World Expo is truly the can’t-miss event of 2022 for any individual or business developing IoT solutions.”

The Expo will include access to the full LoRaWAN ecosystem, an unparalleled opportunity to network with leading experts and businesses using LoRaWAN. Attendees will gain an understanding of how to accelerate their LoRaWAN activities across any vertical or geographic region to grow their business. Additionally, visitors will experience the impact of LoRaWAN firsthand, see how companies are leveraging LoRaWAN to expand their business models, and learn the fundamentals of LoRaWAN technology.

 

Key takeaways include:

  • Why LoRaWAN technology is having such a tremendous global impact
  • Why LoRaWAN is the only LPWAN scaling globally, with the most deployments
  • How LoRaWAN’s business model flexibility is giving consumers choice to meet their IoT requirements
  • How businesses can accelerate their return on investment

“In the past few years, a variety of industries have adopted LoRaWAN and developed key Internet of Things (IoT) applications that make our planet smarter, safer. The LoRaWAN World Expo is an opportunity for attendees to learn more about the influence and positive impact that LoRaWAN has our community and IoT industry,” said Mohan Maheswaran, president and CEO at Semtech.

Featured Keynotes

  • Why LoRaWAN is Essential – Donna Moore, LoRa Alliance
  • Stacey Higginbotham, Stacey on IoT
  • The Value of Standards – Bilel Jamoussi, ITU
  • Laure de la Raudière, President, Arcep
  • Mariya Gabriel, UE Commissioner for Innovation, Research, Culture, Education and Youth
  • Michael MacKenzie, General Manager of AWS IoT Core, IoT Device Management, AWS
  • Alicia Asín Pérez, Co-founder and CEO of Libelium
  • Tony Shakib, GM/Partner, Microsoft Azure IoT
  • Alistair Fulton, General Manager and Vice President, IoT / LoRa and Consumer Sensing Businesses at Semtech

Featured Speakers and Sessions

  • LoRaWAN Enabling Sustainability – Jim Morrish, Transforma Insights
  • LoRaWAN Markets and Users – Steve Hoffenberg, Director of Industry Analysis, IoT and Embedded Technology, VDC Research
  • Satellites – Eutelsat, EchoStar Mobile and Lacuna Space
  • Sense the Future: Start from Hardware, Flourish in Software, Expand on Platform – Judy Lee, Chairman, Kiwi technology
  • Women in Technology Panel
  • Live LoRaWAN Security Build

ESG Sessions

  • Use Cases and Deployment Methodologies for Large Enterprises and Governments – Cisco Networks
  • Healthcare – CareBand and Aritium Technologies
  • Natural Disaster Prevention and Recovery Technologies – Decentlab and Thingy IOT
  • Climate Change – Blue IoT, MClimate, JSC, Talkpool, Logical Buildings
  • Smart Cities Interactive Panel
  • LoRaWAN in Action: Two End-user Discussions on Roaming and Utilities

Technical Sessions and Workshops

  • Build and Operate a Private LoRaWAN Network on AWS
  • Master Class, IoT: Ideas vs. Reality – LORIOT
  • Getting Started with the LCTT Pre-Testing Tool – IMST GmbH
  • Using Sticker-like Sensors to Connect Smart Building Surfaces to the Cloud – LAIIER

Premier Sponsors

  • Platinum Level: Semtech
  • Silver Level: Actility, Birdz, Kerlink, STMicroelectronics
  • Bronze Level: Browan Communications, ControliX, Ivanti, MultiTech, MClimate, OrbiWise, TEKTELIC
  • Speaker Sponsor: Kiwi technology; MachineQ, a Comcast Company

 

Don’t miss out on your chance to experience the LoRaWAN World Expo

 

Media and analysts are invited to attend LoRaWAN World Expo at no cost. Contact [email protected] for registration details.

 

About LoRa Alliance®

The LoRa Alliance® is an open, nonprofit association that has become one of the largest and fastest-growing alliances in the technology sector since its inception in 2015. Its members closely collaborate and share expertise to develop and promote the LoRaWAN® standard, which is the de facto global standard for secure, carrier-grade IoT LPWAN connectivity. LoRaWAN has the technical flexibility to address a broad range of IoT applications, both fixed and mobile, and a robust LoRaWAN Certification program to guarantee that devices perform as specified. The LoRaWAN standard has been deployed by more than 155 major mobile network operators globally, and connectivity is available in more than 170 countries, with continual expansion. More information: lora-alliance.org

 

LoRa Alliance® and LoRaWAN® are registered trademarks.

 

MEDIA CONTACT:

Kiterocket

Sandy Fewkes, LoRa Alliance PR

+1 408 529 9685

[email protected]

What is LoRaWAN and why is it taking over the Internet of Things?

Marc Pegulu, vice president of IoT product marketing and strategy for Semtech’s Wireless and Sensing Products Group, discusses how LoRaWAN is disrupting the Internet of Things

The Internet of Things (IoT) offers the potential to connect up billions of devices around the globe with infrastructure that link directly to enterprise systems. Connecting up sensors to monitor all kinds of equipment across the IoT gives tremendous advantages in providing data about smart buildings, smart cities, tracking, monitoring and utilities. With this data, machine learning can provide key insights into the operation of all kinds of systems, optimising their performance and even predicting when they will need maintenance.

 

Continue reading: https://www.information-age.com/what-is-lorawan-why-is-it-taking-over-internet-of-things-123497659/

Sustainable, Smart Buildings: Planet, People and Profits

According to recent reports, the Smart Building market is expected to grow from $43.6 billion in 2018 to $160 billion by 2026 [1]. Fueled by an increased focus on carbon emissions, market demand, potential savings and evolving laws and regulations, the commercial construction industry is now embracing the concept of sustainable Smart Buildings. As the commercial real estate market becomes increasingly competitive, building owners need to answer the call to make their buildings smarter and more sustainable in a way that considers impact on the planet, the people and the profit of the business itself or run the risk of lower occupancy rates and property values.

 

Continue reading: https://circuitcellar.com/cc-blog/sustainable-smart-buildings-planet-people-and-profits/

Extend Building Automation and Control with LoRaWAN

Buildings and even entire campuses worldwide are being renovated and repurposed like never before to create healthier, more efficient, and sustainable environments. As systems evolve, they also place greater demands on building management systems (BMS), which handle everything from light, temperature, air, and water to security and servicing.

 

The global standard communications protocol for building automation and control (BAC) is BACnet. As with many legacy systems, BACnet is hardwired. Consequently, it’s expensive to install, hard to expand with respect to coverage, and even harder to add functionality that aligns with emerging building requirements that monitor the cleanliness of air, personal safety, room usage, and social distancing. However, the broad availability of low-power wide-area networks (LPWANs) offers an easy way to augment BMS functionality by combining BACnet and LoRaWAN technologies.

 

Read more: https://www.electronicdesign.com/technologies/communications/article/21180658/lora-alliance-extend-building-automation-and-control-with-lorawan

ENTHU TECHNOLOGY SOLUTIONS INDIA PVT LTD

Controlix

APPROVE-IT, INC. joins the LoRa Alliance® Bloomington, MN, USA, October 12, 2021

Approve-IT, Inc. is proud to announce that the company has joined the LoRa Alliance®. Approve-IT, Inc. is specialized in governmental radio, EMC, telecom, safety, and green certifications.  Each year the company successfully obtains more than 9000 such approvals world-wide.  In addition, it has developed a regulatory database and has recently expanded its services to provide consulting on setting up regulatory compliance programs for manufacturers whose products require radio homologation and other regulatory approvals.  According to Merritt Pulkrabek, a radio compliance engineer with more than 25 years-experience in the field,  

 

“As the number of customers we help to achieve LoRaWAN® certification for their devices has grown concurrent with our increasing engineering expertise, Approve-IT has elected to join the LoRa Alliance.  We look forward to leveraging this membership to not only continue to build relationships with our clients but to utilize our close relationships with regulators world-wide to increase the understanding and acceptance of this rapidly growing technology for the benefit of all.  Approve-IT staff plans to join several working groups and task forces and to participate in them to the best of our ability.”

Herholdt Controls S.r.l.