The Things Network – Johan Stokking
summary
A community-built LoRaWAN stack moves from a hacky v0 to a distributed v3 that supports three device classes, runs as one program for local development instead of 20 microservices, and pairs private clusters with the public network so traffic destined for a corporate site stays local while contributing coverage. Deployments already span continents, a Deutsche Bahn pilot proves the pairing model, and about 60-70% open source of the codebase is shared.
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chapters (7)
- 0:00Introduction to The Things Network
- 0:36Evolution of the technology
- 1:49Design decisions and demand
- 3:36Features of the new version
- 6:08Public and private pairing
- 8:01Business model and community
- 11:28Future outlook and vision
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