The journey from one unit to millions
summary
A concrete account of scaling LoRaWAN devices: a journey from a handful to couple hundred then couple thousand toward millions, starting with a stable RN2483 module used inside about 50% of pre‑approved devices, rollout of a low‑cost developer gateway via Kickstarter, LoRa Alliance certification (launched Nov 2015) and a Arduino kit workshop to build a first device. Demonstrated tooling includes secure provisioning with a secure element, OTA firmware updates, commissioning workflows and a push to integrate the SAM L21 MCU for chip‑level high‑volume migration.
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chapters (11)
- 0:00Introduction
- 0:50Welcome
- 1:55The journey
- 3:35The first phase
- 5:11The module
- 6:23Certification
- 8:35TTM Gateway
- 10:04LORE
- 13:05Commissioning
- 14:56Open ecosystem
- 18:14Transition to chips
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