Investing in existing Building Infrastructure
summary
Claims that LoRaWAN plus The Things Stack cuts retrofit time from days to several hours for a hotel room, replacing cable runs with LoRaWAN radio valves and occupancy sensors that tie into The Things Stack and The Things Network. Presents a worked example: valve, external room temperature sensor, occupancy and window-status inputs, fewer gateways needed, labor dominates wired costs, battery swaps are a minor TCO factor, and immediate operational cost and CO2 reductions meet tightening government reporting requirements.
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chapters (11)
- 0:00Building infrastructure investment
- 1:28Commercial building automation
- 2:09Retrofitting existing buildings
- 2:51Wired vs radio retrofitting
- 4:40Radio tech market needs
- 6:23LoRaWAN performance analysis
- 8:12LoRaWAN advantages
- 9:16Long-term LoRaWAN value
- 11:24Radio vs wired cost
- 12:26Reducing total cost of ownership with LoRaWAN
- 13:09LoRaWAN retrofitting future
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