A diversity of IoT standards to service a fragmented market
summary
Panelists from LoRa Alliance Wi‑Fi Alliance Z‑Wave Alliance and Bluetooth SIG lay out concrete tradeoffs and roadmaps: LoRa: tens of miles, sub‑GHz, battery life focus not for megabytes per day, Bluetooth LE: channel sounding for precise ranging plus 7.5 Mbps high‑throughput and future 5/6 GHz operation, Wi‑Fi Halo: ~1–3 km trials and Wi‑Fi sensing for presence detection. Z‑Wave emphasizes rich command classes, certification and long‑range/no‑battery options and multiple working bridges between stacks.
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- 0:00IoT standards panel intro
- 1:07Fragmentation vs IoT scalability
- 4:39Why many IoT standards exist
- 6:45Best use cases per standard
- 12:50Roles of alliances and SIGs
- 19:13Upcoming IoT features
- 27:19Collaboration among alliances
- 31:55Closing remarks
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