Driving down the total cost of ownership of LoRaWAN deployments
summary
Claims concrete outcomes: a preconfigured secure element preprovisioned at Microchip that makes root keys unreadable and enables over‑the‑air session key generation, a hosted join server included one year and key‑ceremony workflow for scalable key provisioning, prototypes of a sensor generic node (SAMR34, AAA battery, OTA and secure boot) and gateways priced at roughly $70 indoor gateway and €400 rugged outdoor, a Packet Broker for LoRaWAN peering, and a v3 network stack — all running in pilots today with early access and shipments planned.
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- 0:00Start
- 6:54relentless dedication
- 8:18very challenging
- 8:28key provisioning
- 9:54deployments
- 16:49untouched
- 17:41installation
- 17:56the world
- 19:10complexity
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