LoRa® based Connectivity Everywhere
summary
A working LoRa via satellite service already exists with one satellite in orbit at roughly 500 km altitude orbiting every ~95 minutes and covering the globe; devices use RHCP antennas and newer chips (eg SX1262/LR1110 chips) to run a new LoRa II data rate, can send about 50 bytes per pass, and have demonstrated real use — Antarctic trackers, boat and balloon tests, a plant‑powered sensor — all reporting messages successfully to cloud backends.
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chapters (17)
- 0:00Intro
- 2:33Satellite demo
- 7:14Hardware
- 14:16Development Kits
- 14:41LoRa Edge
- 15:49Live Performance
- 16:04Elephant Tracker
- 16:30Boat Tracker
- 16:58Satellite
- 18:12Satellite Library
- 18:44Arduino Sketch
- 26:26Arduino Basic Mac
- 28:28TPNmapper
- 30:11Lacuna Space
- 37:00Satellite Bus
- 43:12Liftoff
- 45:18Credits
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