Exploring Wi-Fi HaLow as your way into IoT 2.0
summary
Claims Wi‑Fi HaLow delivers real IP to the edge with measured throughput of 19.5 Mbps at 1.2 km, targets the kilometer-range zone between LoRaWAN and 2.4/5/6 GHz, and positions itself as a lower‑cost backhaul alternative to cellular. Tools include evaluation kits, high‑power routers and a USB dongle available for pre‑order on Mouser pre-order kits, and a global production 80108 second-generation chip. Examples: smart metering for AMI 2.0 and per‑vine precision agriculture, OTA updates and edge video—and a consumer device called Halo Link 2 listed at $129 Halo Link 2.
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- 0:00Morse Micro and Wi-Fi HaLow intro
- 1:24IoT 2.0 explained
- 4:13Wi-Fi HaLow bandwidth advantage
- 7:45Smart metering with Wi-Fi HaLow
- 9:29Precision agriculture needs
- 10:55Morse Micro’s latest chip
- 13:24Edge computing with Wi-Fi HaLow
- 14:30Wi-Fi HaLow partnerships
- 15:53Summary
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