Beyond the Smart City
summary
Claims global LoRaWAN coverage from LEO satellites that pass every 90 minutes and deliver device uplinks at least twice a day, demonstrates a working soil sensor monitoring millions of hectares, and shows a customer (Grin) who builds a bespoke device from the open source reference within a year. Tools shown: a starter kit, the LS300 smart antenna, an expansion board with Click and Grove headers, an antenna+radio module option and a relay specification that converts terrestrial LoRaWAN devices to satellite.
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chapters (8)
- 0:00Satellite tech adoption
- 0:26Company overview
- 3:39Satellite use cases
- 7:26Grin case study
- 9:54Product portfolio
- 12:02Relay specification workshop
- 14:30Custom device integration
- 15:34Summary
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