SODAQ
summary
Company builds LoRa IoT hardware since 2013 with a team of 12 and ships development boards and turnkey systems: a matchbox GPS tracker sent to hundreds via Kickstarter (v3 just launched) that reports position every minute for over a month and can run on a postage-stamp solar cell, presence/lanyard Explorer boards for events, wildlife and cattle pilots, bridge and light-sensor alerts, edge processing vs SD logging with secondary Wi‑Fi/Bluetooth or even a drone data siphon, and a secure element cryptoprocessor and libraries for end‑to‑end encryption.
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chapters (9)
- 0:00SODAQ introduction
- 1:11LoRa discovery and adoption
- 2:14LoRa GPS tracker development
- 4:19LoRa tracking applications
- 6:05End-to-end IoT solutions
- 7:33Animal health monitoring expansion
- 8:35Edge vs cloud intelligence
- 11:05LoRa security challenges
- 13:14LoRa future innovations
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