1. PT Wahana Solusi Pintar provides Internet of Things (IoT) solutions and services using LoRa technology, including deploying LoRa networks in Indonesia and providing end-to-end IoT solutions.
2. LoRa is a wireless modulation technique that enables long range, low power communication and is the de facto technology for IoT networks worldwide. PT Wahana Solusi Pintar offers both public and private LoRa networks.
3. PT Wahana Solusi Pintar's products and services include LoRa gateways, sensors for water meters, parking, environmental monitoring, and asset tracking devices that connect to their LoRa networks.
Delivered a talk to discuss developer-perspective technical introduction, stories around LoRa/LoRaWAN, also the state in Indonesia.
Use this deck for a sharing session with Maker4Nation community, back then on Oct 3, 2018 in Jakarta.
Presentation Slide deck from the Ag gateway 2016 Emerging Technology forum. Covers LPWan, LoRa and IoT for agriculture. I enjoyed presenting on this topic and the lively discussions that followed. I expect to see interesting developments in IoT for Agriculture and LPWan will be a big part.
I am interested in speaking at technology events and would be able to give this or similar talk.
This document provides an introduction to LoRa and LoRaWAN networks. It discusses the history and technology behind LoRa, including its long range of 2-5 km in urban areas and 15 km in suburban areas. It also covers LoRa modules, gateways, and network options. Key aspects of LoRa technology include its long battery life, support for low data rates over long distances, and use of spread spectrum modulation. LoRaWAN is described as an open standard for wireless battery operated devices to connect in regional, national or global networks. Examples of LoRa applications include smart farming, industrial monitoring, smart cities, and asset tracking.
Track 1 session 8 - st dev con 2016 - smart factoriesST_World
The document provides an overview of ST's technologies for enabling smarter, safer, and more efficient factories and workplaces. It discusses how ST products like motor drivers, gate drivers, power modules, DC-DC converters, microcontrollers, and sensors can enable factory automation solutions with more connectivity, intelligence, awareness, and efficiency. Specific product lines highlighted include STM32 and SLLIMM microcontrollers, motor drivers, 650V and 1200V IGBTs, SiC MOSFETs and diodes, isolated gate drivers, intelligent power modules, and MEMS sensors.
Track 3 session 6 - st dev con 2016 - qualcomm - wi-fi connectivity for iotST_World
The document discusses Qualcomm's Wi-Fi and Bluetooth solutions for Internet of Things (IoT) applications. It introduces several Qualcomm system on chips (SOCs) that provide low-power Wi-Fi and Bluetooth connectivity for various IoT use cases. Example products and development boards are also highlighted.
Track 1 session 7 - st dev con 2016 - smart citiesST_World
This document summarizes a talk given at the Santa Clara Convention Center on October 4, 2016 about smart cities. The talk discussed how technologies can make cities smarter by being safer, greener, and more connected. Examples of smart city applications included smart street lighting, smart meters, smart parking, smart buildings, and smart garbage collection. The document also described how STMicroelectronics' microcontrollers, sensors, connectivity, and energy management solutions can enable these smart city technologies.
Track 2 session 3 - st dev con 2016 - simplifying cloud connectivityST_World
The document summarizes a presentation on simplifying cloud connectivity for IoT devices using the STM32L475 Discovery Kit IoT Node. It discusses the growth of the IoT movement, development challenges for IoT, and how the Discovery Kit provides an integrated solution with wireless connectivity, sensors, processing power, and tools to simplify connecting devices to the cloud. It also demonstrates uploading sensor data and events from the Kit to the AWS IoT cloud platform using MQTT.
Delivered a talk to discuss developer-perspective technical introduction, stories around LoRa/LoRaWAN, also the state in Indonesia.
Use this deck for a sharing session with Maker4Nation community, back then on Oct 3, 2018 in Jakarta.
Presentation Slide deck from the Ag gateway 2016 Emerging Technology forum. Covers LPWan, LoRa and IoT for agriculture. I enjoyed presenting on this topic and the lively discussions that followed. I expect to see interesting developments in IoT for Agriculture and LPWan will be a big part.
I am interested in speaking at technology events and would be able to give this or similar talk.
This document provides an introduction to LoRa and LoRaWAN networks. It discusses the history and technology behind LoRa, including its long range of 2-5 km in urban areas and 15 km in suburban areas. It also covers LoRa modules, gateways, and network options. Key aspects of LoRa technology include its long battery life, support for low data rates over long distances, and use of spread spectrum modulation. LoRaWAN is described as an open standard for wireless battery operated devices to connect in regional, national or global networks. Examples of LoRa applications include smart farming, industrial monitoring, smart cities, and asset tracking.
Track 1 session 8 - st dev con 2016 - smart factoriesST_World
The document provides an overview of ST's technologies for enabling smarter, safer, and more efficient factories and workplaces. It discusses how ST products like motor drivers, gate drivers, power modules, DC-DC converters, microcontrollers, and sensors can enable factory automation solutions with more connectivity, intelligence, awareness, and efficiency. Specific product lines highlighted include STM32 and SLLIMM microcontrollers, motor drivers, 650V and 1200V IGBTs, SiC MOSFETs and diodes, isolated gate drivers, intelligent power modules, and MEMS sensors.
Track 3 session 6 - st dev con 2016 - qualcomm - wi-fi connectivity for iotST_World
The document discusses Qualcomm's Wi-Fi and Bluetooth solutions for Internet of Things (IoT) applications. It introduces several Qualcomm system on chips (SOCs) that provide low-power Wi-Fi and Bluetooth connectivity for various IoT use cases. Example products and development boards are also highlighted.
Track 1 session 7 - st dev con 2016 - smart citiesST_World
This document summarizes a talk given at the Santa Clara Convention Center on October 4, 2016 about smart cities. The talk discussed how technologies can make cities smarter by being safer, greener, and more connected. Examples of smart city applications included smart street lighting, smart meters, smart parking, smart buildings, and smart garbage collection. The document also described how STMicroelectronics' microcontrollers, sensors, connectivity, and energy management solutions can enable these smart city technologies.
Track 2 session 3 - st dev con 2016 - simplifying cloud connectivityST_World
The document summarizes a presentation on simplifying cloud connectivity for IoT devices using the STM32L475 Discovery Kit IoT Node. It discusses the growth of the IoT movement, development challenges for IoT, and how the Discovery Kit provides an integrated solution with wireless connectivity, sensors, processing power, and tools to simplify connecting devices to the cloud. It also demonstrates uploading sensor data and events from the Kit to the AWS IoT cloud platform using MQTT.
How to choose the most suitable LoRa devices Lora product becomes the top-level design of the Internet of Things(IoT).
What are the Lora devices?
LoRa devices and the LoRaWAN protocol used for smart cities, smart homes and buildings, smart agriculture, smart metering, smart supply chain, and logistics, and more.
LoRa has become a rising star in Internet of Things communication technology due to its "long-range and low power consumption" advantages.
LoRaWAN has obvious advantages: high capacity, globally unified standard, free frequency band with Lora 433MHz, Lora 868MHz, Lora 915MHz, low cost, flexibility. Like WiFi, it has become a major choice for the "Private Internet of Things". (NB-IoT such as GPRS is public Networking program). Many domestic companies and universities are now at the climax of building his LoRa Internet of Things.
Track 2 session 2 - st dev con 2016 - stm32 open development environmentST_World
The document discusses the STM32 Open Development Environment (ODE) for prototyping and developing IoT solutions. It provides an overview of the hardware and software building blocks available, including STM32 Nucleo development boards, X-Nucleo expansion boards, STM32Cube software, and Function Packs. Function Packs are examples that demonstrate common IoT use cases combining ST hardware and software. The ecosystem supports taking prototypes to final products by working with ST partners who can provide integrated boards and other services.
LoRa smart led road light control system 161116_homepageljk1104
This document describes a LoRa smart LED streetlight management system that uses IoT technology. The system includes:
1) LoRa dimmers attached to each streetlight that can control lighting and sensors.
2) LTE-LoRa gateways that connect to the LoRa network and an LTE network for internet access.
3) A management server that allows remote control and monitoring of streetlights over the internet.
4) A smartphone app for users to control streetlights, view their status, and assist with maintenance.
The system provides benefits like remote monitoring and control of streetlights, energy usage analytics, and assistance with maintenance through the mobile app. It uses LoRa for long
How new Low Power Wireless Area Networks (LPWAN's) are aggressively challenging the Internet of Things status quo and how industry can exploit this opportunity. Specifically, the ability to query IoT endpoints in real time, improve network capacity and data rates, and the ability to deploy a filesystem in order to create a "Hadoop"-like real-time query capability at the edge of the network is explored.
Track 3 session 8 - st dev con 2016 - music and voice over bleST_World
This document provides an overview of Roberto Sannino's presentation on BlueVoice, STMicroelectronics' solution for playing high-quality audio over Bluetooth Low Energy. BlueVoice uses advanced audio processing and compression techniques like ADPCM to stream compressed audio data over BLE at rates up to 64 kbps, enabling applications like voice-controlled devices, wireless audio, and the internet of audio things. The document describes BlueVoice's architecture, software libraries, development kits, and example applications to demonstrate voice streaming to mobile and cloud services using STM32 and BlueNRG hardware.
IRJET - Range Enhancement of IoT Devices using LoRaIRJET Journal
This document describes a project to enhance the range of IoT devices using LoRa technology. The project involves developing a prototype with a transmitting and receiving end to send data from the transmitter to receiver over long ranges without internet, WiFi, Bluetooth, or other technologies, using only LoRa. The objective is to demonstrate long-range communication and connectivity in rural areas without internet. LoRa uses chirp spread spectrum modulation and can trade off data rate for sensitivity by varying the spreading factor. The project aims to prove data can be transmitted over distances of kilometers with low power consumption using LoRa.
This document discusses Advantech's wireless sensor network (WSN) solutions and products for Internet of Things applications. It provides an overview of Advantech's WSN architecture and protocols. It also introduces several WSN nodes that include sensors for temperature, humidity, light, CO2, digital/analog inputs and relay outputs. Application examples discussed include greenhouse environmental monitoring, homeland security, smart buildings, and smart parking systems. The document emphasizes the benefits of WSNs such as low power consumption, flexible network construction, and ubiquitous sensing capabilities.
Track 5 session 3 - st dev con 2016 - mechanisms for trusted code execution...ST_World
The document provides an overview of mechanisms for trusted code execution on IoT devices. It discusses the root of trust established by hardware components like the trust anchor. It also covers secure storage, communications, application code execution through techniques like chain of trust, and attacks on IoT devices. The document then summarizes security features of ARM Cortex cores and STM32 microcontrollers that help establish a root of trust and enable secure execution, storage and communication for IoT applications.
IoT for Agriculture in a Nutshell: Technical PerspectiveAndri Yadi
It's a late upload. I had a chance to share my thought on how IoT can help agriculture, esp precision agriculture. I used this slide for the talk in a Indonesia Ministry of Agriculture's event.
Track 5 session 5 - st dev con 2016 - stm32 hands on seminar - cloud connec...ST_World
The document provides an agenda and overview for a seminar on getting started with STM32 IoT development kits. The agenda includes presentations on STM32 portfolio overview, STM32L475 discovery board overview, STM32Cube introduction, and labs on basic tasks like blinking LEDs, Bluetooth Low Energy pairing, Wi-Fi configuration, and connecting to AWS IoT. The document describes the tools, software, and steps to install the seminar materials and required development tools like IAR workbench on participant laptops.
G.hn EoC is emerging as a cost-effective alternative to DOCSIS 3.1 for delivering gigabit internet speeds over existing coaxial cable infrastructure. It utilizes ITU-T G.hn Wave-2 standards and Marvell chipsets to provide up to 2Gbps speeds over coax, phone lines, or power lines using a single technology. The solution includes indoor and outdoor ONUs to connect homes to the fiber network, as well as single-port and four-port CPE devices for end users.
Conférence débat du 10 juin 2015, organisée par le groupe Réseaux et Services de Telecom ParisTech Amumni "Quels réseaux pour l'Internet des Objets ?"
présentation de Christophe Fourtet (Sigfox)
LPWAN Technology ~ What is Weightless-P? Jay Wey 魏士傑
Weightless-P is a narrowband LPWAN technology that enables high device density, long range communication, years of battery life, and true bi-directional communication. It supports more devices per base station than other LPWAN technologies and provides low latency, reliable communication in both uplink and downlink directions through its synchronous network design. Weightless-P also features robust channel coding, bi-directional communication including over-the-air firmware updates, and is an open standard technology.
2011 WPC IAG IoT Booth training material 20111020 Eric LoEric Lo
The document provides an overview of IAG IoT booth training material. It includes:
1. A layout of the IoT booth displaying different smart city applications like disaster monitoring, water treatment control, factory monitoring, etc. along with the products demonstrated for each.
2. Detailed sections for several applications including disaster monitoring, water treatment control, factory monitoring, greenhouse monitoring, traffic information system, and cold chain logistics.
3. Information on Advantech's wireless sensor network solutions and ADAM-2000 product offerings for IoT applications.
This document discusses LoRa/LoRaWAN technology. It begins with an overview of LoRa modulation technique and LoRaWAN protocol. It then covers topics like end device activation methods (ABP and OTAA), deployment models (community network, IoT operator, system integrator), and a demonstration of an "IoT village" using ThingsLog devices and The Things Network.
This document provides a technical overview of LoRa and LoRaWAN. It defines LoRa as the physical layer modulation that enables long-range communication, while LoRaWAN is the communication protocol and network architecture. Key aspects of LoRaWAN covered include the star network topology, support for multiple device classes to optimize battery life and latency, adaptive data rates for high network capacity, and security features. Regional variations of the LoRaWAN specification are described for Europe and North America. Comparisons are made between LoRaWAN and other LPWAN technologies, highlighting LoRaWAN's advantages in areas like battery life, coverage, cost, and ability to support a variety of IoT applications.
NB-IoT: a sustainable technology for connecting billions of devicesEricsson
Under the umbrella of 3GPP, radio-access technologies for mobile broadband have evolved effectively to provide connectivity to billions of subscribers and things. Within this ecosystem, the standardization of a radio technology for massive MTC applications – narrowband IoT (NB-IoT) – is also evolving. The aim is for this technology to provide cost-effective connectivity to billions of IoT devices, supporting low power consumption, the use of low-cost devices, and provision of excellent coverage – all rolled out as software on top of existing LTE infrastructure. The design of NB-IoT mimics that of LTE, facilitating radio network evolution and efficient coexistence with MBB, reducing time to market, and reaping the benefits of standardization and economies of scale.
The IoT embeds a broad range of MTC applications, and among the different types, massive MTC – including applications like smart metering, agriculture and real estate monitoring – sets a number of performance targets for connectivity. Attempting to meet these IoT targets using a radio-access technology designed for mobile broadband, however, doesn't make economic sense. Networks that provide connectivity to massive MTC applications need a radio-access technology that can deliver widespread coverage and low power consumption, often in signal-challenged locations. Hence the need for narrowband-IoT (NB-IoT).
NB-IoT is a 3GPP radio-access technology designed to meet the connectivity requirements for massive MTC applications, as well as the design targets for IoT including low device cost, extended coverage, 40 devices per household, long battery life, and uplink latency of under 10 seconds.
NB-IoT enjoys all the benefits of licensed spectrum, the feature richness of EPC, and the overall ecosystem spread of 3GPP. At the same time, NB-IoT has been designed to meet the challenging TCO structure of the IoT market.
This articles reveals how NB-IoT is being designed and how it can be deployed in GSM spectrum, within an LTE carrier, or in an LTE or WCDMA guard band.
IRJET - Zigbee based Street Light Control SystemIRJET Journal
This document describes a zigbee-based street light control system that uses sensors and wireless communication to automatically control street lights. The system aims to reduce energy waste and maintenance costs by only turning lights on when motion is detected. It uses an Arduino microcontroller, PIR motion sensors, LDR light sensors, LED street lights, transistors, and zigbee modems for wireless communication between lights. When a passerby triggers a PIR sensor, it communicates with nearby lights to illuminate and ensure a safe light circle. This smart lighting system intends to efficiently control street lights based on presence detection while lowering energy consumption and costs compared to traditional static lighting systems.
Low Power Wide Area Networks (LPWA) are a new type of network designed for the Internet of Things (IoT). LPWA networks use low bandwidth and power to connect billions of devices globally at a low cost per device. They are well-suited for high device density applications where devices only need to send small amounts of data occasionally. By 2025, LPWA networks like Sigfox and LoRaWAN are projected to represent 20-25% of the global IoT connectivity market. Sigfox is the first global LPWA network operator, using an "Ultra Narrow Band" technology that allows for massive network capacity and high energy efficiency of connected devices.
Orange IoT and LPWA Connectivity White Paper-EN-2018Orange Dev
(1) LoRaWAN and LTE-M are low-power wide-area (LPWA) network technologies that are well-suited for connecting IoT devices that require long range connectivity while minimizing power consumption. (2) LoRaWAN uses license-free spectrum for connectivity solutions that are low-power, low-cost, and provide wide-area coverage for non-critical applications. (3) LTE-M uses licensed cellular spectrum and provides more capabilities like higher speeds, support for mobility and voice, and global roaming, making it suitable for applications requiring real-time connectivity.
How to choose the most suitable LoRa devices Lora product becomes the top-level design of the Internet of Things(IoT).
What are the Lora devices?
LoRa devices and the LoRaWAN protocol used for smart cities, smart homes and buildings, smart agriculture, smart metering, smart supply chain, and logistics, and more.
LoRa has become a rising star in Internet of Things communication technology due to its "long-range and low power consumption" advantages.
LoRaWAN has obvious advantages: high capacity, globally unified standard, free frequency band with Lora 433MHz, Lora 868MHz, Lora 915MHz, low cost, flexibility. Like WiFi, it has become a major choice for the "Private Internet of Things". (NB-IoT such as GPRS is public Networking program). Many domestic companies and universities are now at the climax of building his LoRa Internet of Things.
Track 2 session 2 - st dev con 2016 - stm32 open development environmentST_World
The document discusses the STM32 Open Development Environment (ODE) for prototyping and developing IoT solutions. It provides an overview of the hardware and software building blocks available, including STM32 Nucleo development boards, X-Nucleo expansion boards, STM32Cube software, and Function Packs. Function Packs are examples that demonstrate common IoT use cases combining ST hardware and software. The ecosystem supports taking prototypes to final products by working with ST partners who can provide integrated boards and other services.
LoRa smart led road light control system 161116_homepageljk1104
This document describes a LoRa smart LED streetlight management system that uses IoT technology. The system includes:
1) LoRa dimmers attached to each streetlight that can control lighting and sensors.
2) LTE-LoRa gateways that connect to the LoRa network and an LTE network for internet access.
3) A management server that allows remote control and monitoring of streetlights over the internet.
4) A smartphone app for users to control streetlights, view their status, and assist with maintenance.
The system provides benefits like remote monitoring and control of streetlights, energy usage analytics, and assistance with maintenance through the mobile app. It uses LoRa for long
How new Low Power Wireless Area Networks (LPWAN's) are aggressively challenging the Internet of Things status quo and how industry can exploit this opportunity. Specifically, the ability to query IoT endpoints in real time, improve network capacity and data rates, and the ability to deploy a filesystem in order to create a "Hadoop"-like real-time query capability at the edge of the network is explored.
Track 3 session 8 - st dev con 2016 - music and voice over bleST_World
This document provides an overview of Roberto Sannino's presentation on BlueVoice, STMicroelectronics' solution for playing high-quality audio over Bluetooth Low Energy. BlueVoice uses advanced audio processing and compression techniques like ADPCM to stream compressed audio data over BLE at rates up to 64 kbps, enabling applications like voice-controlled devices, wireless audio, and the internet of audio things. The document describes BlueVoice's architecture, software libraries, development kits, and example applications to demonstrate voice streaming to mobile and cloud services using STM32 and BlueNRG hardware.
IRJET - Range Enhancement of IoT Devices using LoRaIRJET Journal
This document describes a project to enhance the range of IoT devices using LoRa technology. The project involves developing a prototype with a transmitting and receiving end to send data from the transmitter to receiver over long ranges without internet, WiFi, Bluetooth, or other technologies, using only LoRa. The objective is to demonstrate long-range communication and connectivity in rural areas without internet. LoRa uses chirp spread spectrum modulation and can trade off data rate for sensitivity by varying the spreading factor. The project aims to prove data can be transmitted over distances of kilometers with low power consumption using LoRa.
This document discusses Advantech's wireless sensor network (WSN) solutions and products for Internet of Things applications. It provides an overview of Advantech's WSN architecture and protocols. It also introduces several WSN nodes that include sensors for temperature, humidity, light, CO2, digital/analog inputs and relay outputs. Application examples discussed include greenhouse environmental monitoring, homeland security, smart buildings, and smart parking systems. The document emphasizes the benefits of WSNs such as low power consumption, flexible network construction, and ubiquitous sensing capabilities.
Track 5 session 3 - st dev con 2016 - mechanisms for trusted code execution...ST_World
The document provides an overview of mechanisms for trusted code execution on IoT devices. It discusses the root of trust established by hardware components like the trust anchor. It also covers secure storage, communications, application code execution through techniques like chain of trust, and attacks on IoT devices. The document then summarizes security features of ARM Cortex cores and STM32 microcontrollers that help establish a root of trust and enable secure execution, storage and communication for IoT applications.
IoT for Agriculture in a Nutshell: Technical PerspectiveAndri Yadi
It's a late upload. I had a chance to share my thought on how IoT can help agriculture, esp precision agriculture. I used this slide for the talk in a Indonesia Ministry of Agriculture's event.
Track 5 session 5 - st dev con 2016 - stm32 hands on seminar - cloud connec...ST_World
The document provides an agenda and overview for a seminar on getting started with STM32 IoT development kits. The agenda includes presentations on STM32 portfolio overview, STM32L475 discovery board overview, STM32Cube introduction, and labs on basic tasks like blinking LEDs, Bluetooth Low Energy pairing, Wi-Fi configuration, and connecting to AWS IoT. The document describes the tools, software, and steps to install the seminar materials and required development tools like IAR workbench on participant laptops.
G.hn EoC is emerging as a cost-effective alternative to DOCSIS 3.1 for delivering gigabit internet speeds over existing coaxial cable infrastructure. It utilizes ITU-T G.hn Wave-2 standards and Marvell chipsets to provide up to 2Gbps speeds over coax, phone lines, or power lines using a single technology. The solution includes indoor and outdoor ONUs to connect homes to the fiber network, as well as single-port and four-port CPE devices for end users.
Conférence débat du 10 juin 2015, organisée par le groupe Réseaux et Services de Telecom ParisTech Amumni "Quels réseaux pour l'Internet des Objets ?"
présentation de Christophe Fourtet (Sigfox)
LPWAN Technology ~ What is Weightless-P? Jay Wey 魏士傑
Weightless-P is a narrowband LPWAN technology that enables high device density, long range communication, years of battery life, and true bi-directional communication. It supports more devices per base station than other LPWAN technologies and provides low latency, reliable communication in both uplink and downlink directions through its synchronous network design. Weightless-P also features robust channel coding, bi-directional communication including over-the-air firmware updates, and is an open standard technology.
2011 WPC IAG IoT Booth training material 20111020 Eric LoEric Lo
The document provides an overview of IAG IoT booth training material. It includes:
1. A layout of the IoT booth displaying different smart city applications like disaster monitoring, water treatment control, factory monitoring, etc. along with the products demonstrated for each.
2. Detailed sections for several applications including disaster monitoring, water treatment control, factory monitoring, greenhouse monitoring, traffic information system, and cold chain logistics.
3. Information on Advantech's wireless sensor network solutions and ADAM-2000 product offerings for IoT applications.
This document discusses LoRa/LoRaWAN technology. It begins with an overview of LoRa modulation technique and LoRaWAN protocol. It then covers topics like end device activation methods (ABP and OTAA), deployment models (community network, IoT operator, system integrator), and a demonstration of an "IoT village" using ThingsLog devices and The Things Network.
This document provides a technical overview of LoRa and LoRaWAN. It defines LoRa as the physical layer modulation that enables long-range communication, while LoRaWAN is the communication protocol and network architecture. Key aspects of LoRaWAN covered include the star network topology, support for multiple device classes to optimize battery life and latency, adaptive data rates for high network capacity, and security features. Regional variations of the LoRaWAN specification are described for Europe and North America. Comparisons are made between LoRaWAN and other LPWAN technologies, highlighting LoRaWAN's advantages in areas like battery life, coverage, cost, and ability to support a variety of IoT applications.
NB-IoT: a sustainable technology for connecting billions of devicesEricsson
Under the umbrella of 3GPP, radio-access technologies for mobile broadband have evolved effectively to provide connectivity to billions of subscribers and things. Within this ecosystem, the standardization of a radio technology for massive MTC applications – narrowband IoT (NB-IoT) – is also evolving. The aim is for this technology to provide cost-effective connectivity to billions of IoT devices, supporting low power consumption, the use of low-cost devices, and provision of excellent coverage – all rolled out as software on top of existing LTE infrastructure. The design of NB-IoT mimics that of LTE, facilitating radio network evolution and efficient coexistence with MBB, reducing time to market, and reaping the benefits of standardization and economies of scale.
The IoT embeds a broad range of MTC applications, and among the different types, massive MTC – including applications like smart metering, agriculture and real estate monitoring – sets a number of performance targets for connectivity. Attempting to meet these IoT targets using a radio-access technology designed for mobile broadband, however, doesn't make economic sense. Networks that provide connectivity to massive MTC applications need a radio-access technology that can deliver widespread coverage and low power consumption, often in signal-challenged locations. Hence the need for narrowband-IoT (NB-IoT).
NB-IoT is a 3GPP radio-access technology designed to meet the connectivity requirements for massive MTC applications, as well as the design targets for IoT including low device cost, extended coverage, 40 devices per household, long battery life, and uplink latency of under 10 seconds.
NB-IoT enjoys all the benefits of licensed spectrum, the feature richness of EPC, and the overall ecosystem spread of 3GPP. At the same time, NB-IoT has been designed to meet the challenging TCO structure of the IoT market.
This articles reveals how NB-IoT is being designed and how it can be deployed in GSM spectrum, within an LTE carrier, or in an LTE or WCDMA guard band.
IRJET - Zigbee based Street Light Control SystemIRJET Journal
This document describes a zigbee-based street light control system that uses sensors and wireless communication to automatically control street lights. The system aims to reduce energy waste and maintenance costs by only turning lights on when motion is detected. It uses an Arduino microcontroller, PIR motion sensors, LDR light sensors, LED street lights, transistors, and zigbee modems for wireless communication between lights. When a passerby triggers a PIR sensor, it communicates with nearby lights to illuminate and ensure a safe light circle. This smart lighting system intends to efficiently control street lights based on presence detection while lowering energy consumption and costs compared to traditional static lighting systems.
Low Power Wide Area Networks (LPWA) are a new type of network designed for the Internet of Things (IoT). LPWA networks use low bandwidth and power to connect billions of devices globally at a low cost per device. They are well-suited for high device density applications where devices only need to send small amounts of data occasionally. By 2025, LPWA networks like Sigfox and LoRaWAN are projected to represent 20-25% of the global IoT connectivity market. Sigfox is the first global LPWA network operator, using an "Ultra Narrow Band" technology that allows for massive network capacity and high energy efficiency of connected devices.
Orange IoT and LPWA Connectivity White Paper-EN-2018Orange Dev
(1) LoRaWAN and LTE-M are low-power wide-area (LPWA) network technologies that are well-suited for connecting IoT devices that require long range connectivity while minimizing power consumption. (2) LoRaWAN uses license-free spectrum for connectivity solutions that are low-power, low-cost, and provide wide-area coverage for non-critical applications. (3) LTE-M uses licensed cellular spectrum and provides more capabilities like higher speeds, support for mobility and voice, and global roaming, making it suitable for applications requiring real-time connectivity.
This webinar with Rohit Gupta, Olivier Hersent and Bart Hendriks aims to reply to the following questions: What are the market opportunities and use cases enabled by IoT Geolocation? What are the benefits of multi-technology geolocation? What are the benefits of using LPWAN technologies (LoRaWAN, NB-IoT, LTE-M) for connectivity? How LPWAN-enabled Geolocation will evolve in the future? How is Actility building multi-technology geolocation platform?
Milesight IoT Company & Products Presentation R.pdfNieyraAmear
The document provides an overview of Milesight IoT, an IoT company that develops IoT products including LoRaWAN sensors, gateways, controllers, cellular routers, and an IoT cloud platform. It discusses Milesight's portfolio of products, end-to-end solutions for smart cities, agriculture and buildings, as well as its CoWork smart office solution. Milesight has over 100 employees, produces 20,000 devices per month, and has customers in over 100 countries.
This document describes a LoRa-based data acquisition system for monitoring vehicle parameters. The system uses sensors to measure fuel level, temperature, smoke detection, GPS location, humidity, and vibration. An ESP32 microcontroller collects sensor data and transmits it over a LoRa communication link. A NodeMCU microcontroller on the receiving end collects the data and sends it to a Python GUI for display and storage. The system was implemented with hardware components like ESP32, NodeMCU, sensors, and LoRa modules. It allows monitoring vehicle parameters in real-time and alerting users if any issues like low fuel, smoke, or accidents are detected.
Using LoRa Technology to Monitor and Control Sensors in GreenhouseIRJET Journal
This document describes a system that uses LoRa technology to remotely monitor and control sensors in a greenhouse. The system has two sections - the first section uses sensors to measure temperature, humidity, soil moisture, and rain inside the greenhouse and sends this data to the second section using LoRa technology. The second section receives the sensor data using LoRa, connects to the internet or an IoT network, and displays the readings on a website to allow for remote monitoring from anywhere. The system provides long-range wireless connectivity of up to 15 km to integrate and control the greenhouse sensors remotely.
Low power wireless technologies for connecting embedded sensors in the IoT: A...Gilles Callebaut
Embedded sensors are enabling a wide range of emerging smart services in domains ranging from
healthcare to smart homes and cities. They are waiting to be connected to the internet and rapidly
becoming crucial components of a valuable Internet of Things (IoT).
The variety of wireless sensor system applications demands appropriate wireless connectivity.
Several new technologies and standards are popping up, fit for short or large range, and various data
rate requirements. Dedicated networks are being deployed for Machine Type Communication.
This tutorial will bring a theoretical and practical initiation of wireless technologies tailored for connecting
embedded sensors. It will explain fundamental concepts of wireless propagation, highlighting the
challenges and opportunities to realize low power connections. Several actual technologies and
standards for different categories of connections will be introduced. A few illustrative use cases will be
presented. A hands-on session will allow the participants to experiment with EFM32 Happy Gecko
developer boards, cooperating in small teams. In a final session, a glance at future trends will be
given. The tutorial will be concluded with an overview of interesting relevant resources and a discussion
with the participants on the expectations for follow up beyond the tutorial.
eIfCell (Femto) is a smallest base station based on 4G LTE technology which can access the core network via wired backhaul and realize a wide variety of data and voice services and network coverage.
3 hours course on IEEE and IETF protocols introducing the 6TiSCH architecture and the RPL routing protocol. Course given at telecom Bretagne on Feb 12th 2014
This document provides an overview of low-power wide-area networks (LPWAN) for internet of things (IoT) applications. It introduces different LPWAN technologies including LoRa, Sigfox, and NB-IoT and compares their characteristics such as data rates, power consumption, range, and security features. The document also discusses LPWAN standards from various standards bodies and the benefits of using LPWAN networks, concluding that each technology is suited for different IoT use cases depending on cost, battery life, range, and communication needs.
LoRa-based IOT system for Remote Safety monitoring (1).pptxTanmayThakare
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Although many techniques exist to transfer data from the widely distributed sensors that make up the Internet of Things IoT e.g., using 3G 4G networks or cables , these methods are associated with prohibitively high costs, making them impractical for real life applications. LoRa Long Range modulation together with LoRaWAN LoRa Wide Area Networks communication protocol can represent a suitable candidate ensuring a high level of performance in wireless technologies. The objective is to contribute toward the realization of LoRa as a viable communication technology for applications that needs long range links and deployed in a distributed manner. The LoRaWAN networks are the evolution of wireless sensor networks directed to the IoT concept, which entails sensor connectivity to the Internet. LoRa technology is summarized by reviewing some aspects regarding the architecture, security and application of the technology. Ms. Helina Tandel | Ms. Anjali Gharat | Mr. Ketan Bagade "LoRa Technology - DNA of IoT" Published in International Journal of Trend in Scientific Research and Development (ijtsrd), ISSN: 2456-6470, Volume-4 | Issue-1 , December 2019, URL: https://www.ijtsrd.com/papers/ijtsrd28102.pdf Paper URL: https://www.ijtsrd.com/engineering/computer-engineering/28102/lora-technology---dna-of-iot/ms-helina-tandel
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1. IININTERNET OF THINGS (IOT)
PT. WAHANA SOLUSI PINTAR
9th/f, Menara Batavia
Jl. KH Mas Mansyur Kav. 126
Jakarta 10220 - Indonesia
Jakarta, 31 Juli 2019
3. PT. WAHANA SOLUSI PINTAR
PT. Wahana Solution Pintar (WSP) is a
Joint Venture Company between PT
Abhimata Citra Abadi-which is a
subsidiary of EMTEK Group with Kiwi Inc.-
Wireless Communication technology
manufacturer company based in
Taiwan.
PT Wahana Solusi Pintar provides public
and private networks and deliver end-to-
end Solutions and Services of Internet of
Things (IOT) using the LoRa technology
platform
Vision:
Becoming an excellent Network and Solution
Provider of Internet of Things (IoT) to support the
effectiveness and efficiency of Public Services
as well as Corporate Business Processes and to
Improve the competitiveness of Industries.
Mission:
Deploying LoRa based IoT Network in Country
and partnering with related parties to deliver
end-to-end IoT Solution for all vertical industries.
Intro WSP
4. 1. LoRa Technology Platform
2. Local Network and Cloud Servers
3. National LoRa Public Network
4. Private Network for Enterprises
5. Services Operation
Intro WSP
NETWORK AND SERVICE PROVIDER IoT
5. LORA
LoRa (long range) is a spread spectrum modulation technique derived from chirp spread spectrum (CSS)
technology. Semtech’s LoRa devices and wireless radio frequency technology (LoRa Technology) is a long
range, low power wireless platform that has become the de facto technology for Internet of Things (IoT)
networks worldwide.
• LoRa is a spread spectrum modulation
• Based on CSS (Chirp Spread Spectrum
• LoRa trades data rate for sensitivity
• SX 127X and SX 126X supports LoRa
modem
• Operating Frequency:
137MHz to 1020MHz
• LoRaWan is MAC Layer Protocol
• Released and maintained LoRa Alliance
• Semtech supports PHY Layer
• Star of Stars Topologi
LORA Technology
6. Technology Views
LORA
• standard LoRa modules can operate in a
bidirectional way. Using the same radio
module, a receiver can be transformed into
a transmitter at any given moment and vice
versa.
• both the endpoint and the base station are
relatively inexpensive with LoRa-enabled
devices.
• More Cost radio modules ($10), use the
same radio for a receiver on the
basestation and at the endpoint
• More adapted to command-and-control
functionality—for, say, electric grid
monitoring.
Business Model
LORA
• LoRa alliance wants to provide a technology
that allows other companies to enable a
global IoT
• More Open : any hardware or gateway
manufacturer can build a module or gateway
that conforms with the LoRa specifications.
• No single Network Policy
• Greater battery capacity the bandwidth is set
at 125-, 250-, 500-kHz
• Available Public Network and Private Network
LORA Technology
7. NB - IoT LORASigfox
• Operates on LTE and Global
system infrastructure for
mobile (GSM)
• Have a faster response time
• Uplink and Downlink around
200 kbps
• Available bandwidth of 200
KHz
• It's difficult to implement
firmware over the air (FOTA)
transfers
• Only available for public
networks
• Low power consumption
• Sending data in very small
amounts
• One single operator license
for 1 country
• 1-way network
• Cheapest radio module
• Package size is limited to 150
messages / day from 12
bytes / day (Uplink)
• Only available for public
networks
• Wireless modulation that
enables low-power radio
budget communication
• In 1 country there can be
many operators
• Greater battery capacity the
bandwidth is set at 125-,
250-, 500-kHz
• 2-way network
• Available Public Network and
Private Network
LORA Technology
8. LORA CONFIGURATION
Pet Tracking
Smoke alarm
Trash Container
Gas Monitoring
Water Meter
Concentrator/ Gateway Network Server Application Server
Lora RF
LoRaWAN
TCP/IP SSL
LoRaWAN
TCP/IP SSL
Secure payload
AES secured payload application data
3G/
Ethernet
backhaul
LORA Technology
9. Public & Private Network
Public Network
Private Network
Private Network
Private Network
Private Network
Private Network
Public Network flaticon.com
Gateway
Mall
10. KIWI PRODUCTS
1. Beacon Tag
2. TLM932 V2 GPS Tracker
3. Smoke and Heat Detector
4. LAS 301 Indoor Carbon Dioxide, Temperature
and Humidity
5. LAS 601 Room Temperature and Humidity
6. LAS-CO1 Smart Trash Sensor
7. Smart Street Lighting And Energy – Saving
Management System
8. Smart Water Meter
9. LAS 901 Smart Parking Sensor
10.LAS 501 Smart Multi Function Sensor Hub
11.LAT 221L Asset Tag Cargo Tracking Tag
12.LAC 485 Lora IO Controller
NETWORK
1. TLG-7921 M Outdoor Gateway
2. TLG-2901B Indoor Gateway
DEVICE
LORA Technology
11. LORAWAN Outdoor Gateway
It is a highly integrated and intelligent LoRaWAN
communication 16 channels gateway independently
designed and developed by the Kiwitec. It supports the
built-in standard LoRaWAN network server communication
protocol and uses an ARM-Cortex A53 industrial-grade
processor to provide the IoT with secure full-duplex
communication services, allowing enterprise users to have
their own IoT system to enable customized smart services. It
supports various wireless communication functions such as
LoRa, LBT, GPS, 3G/4G, and WiFi, as well as Ethernet
10/100M wired interface, and a built-in secure chip. The
product is designed according to industrial grade and IP67
rating.
Description Product
Product Code TLG-2901B
Dimension 134x85x43mm
Power Power Jack , 5V/2A
Ethernet Interface RJ45 (10/100M)
Operation Temperature -40ºC~70ºC
LoRa LBT Yes
Protocol LoRaWAN 1.0.2
LoRa Class A,C
Security Chip Infineon
FW Upgrade OTA, RJ45
Built-in LoRaWAN option
NETWORK
12. LORAWAN Indoor Gateway
Description Product
Product Code TLG-2901B
Dimension 134x85x43mm
Power Power Jack , 5V/2A
Ethernet Interface RJ45 (10/100M)
Operation Temperature -40ºC~70ºC
LoRa LBT Yes
Protocol LoRaWAN 1.0.2
LoRa Class A,C
Security Chip Infineon
FW Upgrade OTA, RJ45
Built-in LoRaWAN option
LoRaWAN indoor gateway :
To power on via standard power jack,
5V /2A power adapter. LoRa gateway
with built-in LoRaWAN N.S receives
data from each LoRa bridge and
forward it to network via Ethernet (RJ-
45).
NETWORK
13. Beacon Tag
Beacon Tag : battery power standard BLE beacon
protocol with individual ID, beacon signal transmits
periodically.
This tool is very suitable for :
• School & Universities
• Hospitals
• Government Facilities
• Offices
• More..
Description Product
Product code Tag
Dimension 40x30x5 mm
Battery CR2032
Weight 10g
Operation Temperature -40ºC ~ 70ºC
Operation Life Time 2 to 6 months
Bluetooth 4.0
Beacon Interval 417m second
DEVICE
14. Description Product
SOS Button Emergency Alarm Battery
Dimension 80x40x20 mm
Battery
Lithium Battery
(Rechargeable)
Weight 90g
Operation Temperature 0ºC ~ 60ºC
Operating frekuency
862-932 Mhz/ 470 -510
Mhz
Usage Time
18 hours (upload once every
hour)
Tranmission rate 224bps ~ 18.2kbps
Sensing Mode GPS Sensor
TLM932 V2 GPS Locator
TLM 932 V2 GPS Tracker is a sensor that can display
position data on the LORA and application platforms.
This tool is very suitable for :
• Warehousing
• Distribution
• Transport
• Manufacturing
• Public Sector
• Healthcare
• Utilities
• Defense and more..
DEVICE
15. Smoke and Heat Detector
Description Product
Smoke Sensitivity UL268 recognize component
Dimension
(Diameter)120 mm x
(Depth)53 mm
Battery
Rating Voltage: DC 3V for
lithium battery
Weight 112.5g
Operation Temperature 0℃ ~ 49℃ (32℉~120℉)
Heat Sensitivity UL217
57℃ ~ 65 ℃ (136℉~149℉) ;
Temporal Three Pattern
Heat Sensitivity EN 54-5
A2S:54℃ ~ 70℃ ; Temporal
Three Pattern
Relative Humidity 10% to 85%RH
Alarm Current
Max. 100 mA RF module:
Max. 60 mA
• all alarm simultaneously
• Low-battery warning
• High Receiver Sensitivity, long range
solution
• Advanced Photoelectric Sensing
Technology
DEVICE
16. LAS 301 Indoor Carbon Dioxide,
Temperature and Humidity
Description Product
MCU STM32 Cortex MO
Dimension 115x115x50mm
Battery capacity DC7.4 V/2200mAh
Weight 150g
Operation Temperature 0ºC ~ 60ºC
Operating frekuency
862-932 Mhz/ 470 -510
Mhz
Usage Time 1 year(upload 2 time a day)
Tranmission rate 244bps ~ 18.2kbps
Sensing Mode
Ultrasonic Sensor @112kHz
Temperature sensor
It is a standard LoRa communication smart sensor that
can acquire and detect indoor carbon monoxide,
temperature and humidity. Its measurement and
transmission are highly reliable and stable
DEVICE
17. LAS 601 Room Temperature
and Humidity
Description Product
MCU Microchip 8 bit
Dimension Φ74x46mm
Battery capacity
Panasonic CR123a 3.0V,
1550mAh
Weight 60g
Operation Temperature -40ºC ~ 70ºC
Operating frekuency
862-932 Mhz/ 470 -510
Mhz
Accurancy T: ±0.3ºC ; RH:±3%
Tranmission rate 244bps ~ 18.2kbps
Sensing Mode T/RH : CMOS Sensor
It is a standard LoRa communication
smart sensor that can acquire and detect
indoor (freezer) temperature and
humidity. Its measurement and
transmission are highly reliable and
stable.
DEVICE
18. LAS-CO1 Smart Trash Sensor
It is a standard LoRa communication smart
trash sensor that can be installed in a city, a
sightseeing area and/or an amusement park
to provide highly reliable and stable
measurement and two-way transmission.
Description Product
MCU STM32 Cortex MO
Dimension 115x115x50mm
Battery capacity DC7.4 V/2200mAh
Weight 150g
Operation Temperature 0ºC ~ 60ºC
Operating frekuency
862-932 Mhz/ 470 -510
Mhz
Usage Time 1 year(upload 2 time a day)
Tranmission rate 244bps ~ 18.2kbps
Sensing Mode
Ultrasonic Sensor @112kHz
Temperature sensor
DEVICE
19. ⚫ Check the status of street lights: Voltage, Current,
and Power factor
⚫ Dimming: Levels 0 to 10
⚫ Alarm display for street lighting failures and
unresponsive operation conditions
⚫ Alarm will be displayed at the monitoring center
when a cable is stolen
⚫ Data analysis curves and reports for the proportion
of how many street lamps are on
⚫ Storage of system and equipment execution records
⚫ Single or group managment
Smart Street Lighting And Energy –
Saving Management System
DEVICE
20. RF Module TLM922S-P01A/TLM428S-N01
Frequency AS923, EU868, CN470
Communication Interval 1~1440 minutes
Power Built-in battery; DC 3.6V
Data Transmission
Forward / Back flow; Totalizer;
Smart Functions (LNOUHB day); Configurable
Waterproof IP68
Battery Life-span
10 years
The consumption of the battery depends on the
communications frequency.
Antenna Flexible antenna
Diameter 15mm, 20mm, 25mm
Smart Water meter
DEVICE
Kiwitec LAS-BXXX series are the LoRa technology smart
water meter designed for horizontal installation. We
feature with Innovative Magnet-Free measuring
technology, direct reading LCD register, protected from
condensation. Due to LoRa’s advantage, we build in
the battery for almost 10 years life. Great choice for
commercial building, submetering and smart building.
Value added smart functions such as totalizer, flow rate,
flow directions(forward/reverse), data-logging, leak
detection, tamper alarms and MNF functions for DMA
applications
21. LAS 901 Smart Parking Sensor
It is a LoRa communication smart wireless parking
sensor that can be installed in the public and/or
private parking lots of a city, a highway rest area,
a factory and/or a shopping mall to provide
reliable and stable monitoring and transmission
DEVICE
Description Product
MCU STM32 Cortex MO
Dimension 115x115x50mm
Battery capacity DC7.4 V/2200mAh
Weight 150g
Operation Temperature -20ºC ~ 70ºC
Operating frekuency
862-932 Mhz/ 470 -510
Mhz
Usage Time 3 year(upload 2 time a day)
Tranmission rate 244bps ~ 18.2kbps
Sensing Mode Magnetic induction sensor
22. Description Product
MCU STM32 Cortex M0
Dimension 230x290x160mm
Battery capacity DC 7.4v/8700mAh
Weight 790g
Operation Temperature -10ºC~50ºC
Operating frekuency
862~932MHz / 470~
510MHz
Usage Time
10 hours (Upload once
every hour)
Tranmission rate 244bps~18.2Kbps
Power supply
Solar energy/Lithium
battery/DC USB(5v 2A)
LoRa intelligent multi-function sensor hub with
a pluggable sensors design, built-in battery
and plug-in solar panels. It can be installed in
places where it is difficult to get power supply,
such as farms, forest areas or remote areas.
LAS-501 Smart Multi-Function Sensor Hub
DEVICE
23. LAT-221L Assets tag cargo tracking tags
DEVICE
it is LoRa+G smart positioning tag sensor that is
suitable for trucking assets, goods and
supervised items in such places as smart
factories, warehouses and shopping malls, and
areas with electric fence functions. It provides
reliable and stable transmission.
Description Product
Dimension 50x50x15mm
Battery capacity DC 3.0v/620mAh
Weight 10g
Operation Temperature 0ºC~40ºC
Operating frekuency
862~932MHz / 470~
510MHz
Material ABS
Tranmission rate 244bps~18.2Kbps
Power supply Button battery/CR2450
24. LAC-485 LoRa IO Controller
DEVICE
Description Product
MCU Cypress Cortex
Dimension 89x68x27mm
Voltage DC 5V,Terminal 5~24V
Weight 85g
Operation Temperature 0ºC~50ºC
Operating frekuency
862~932MHz / 470~
510MHz
Protocol
P2P, LoRaWAN, Class
A,B,C
Tranmission rate 244bps~18.2Kbps
Material PC
A standard industrial LoRa communication
intelligent IO interface converter can be
connected to various RS485 interface sensors
or factory machines to provide highly reliable
and stable measurement and two-way
transmission.
25. LORA USECASES
LORA APPLICATION / USECASE
IMPLEMENTED USECASES
• Smart Building
• Smart Public Utilities
• Smart Industries
• Smart Communities
• Smart Meter
• Smart Farming
• Smart Power Substation
• Smart Retail Market
• Smart Lighting
• Smart Plantation
• Smart Water
32. Solutions ATM & Smart Home
• Door&Window Open Sensor
• RHF1S020DWS Door&Window Open
Sensor includes a main hall sensor
part and a permanent magnet
• LoRaWAN PIR Motion Sensor
• RHF1S020PMS PIR Motion Sensor
includes a pyro-electric Elements
based passive infrared detector and a
matched Fresnel lens
• LoRaWAN Home Health Sensor
• RHF1S020HHS Home Health Sensor
includes a Temperature Humidity
sensor and a Volatile Organic
Compound sensor.
36. Use Cases – Smart Agriculture (Japan)
Micro Agriculture Weather Station
Wind
Direction
Rain
/Snow
Fall
illuminance
luminous
radiation
Wind
Speed
Water pH
Water T/EC
Water ORP
Soil pH
illuminance
Soil T/RH.
EC
Water Quality Monitoring Station Paddy Field Soil Station
Outdoor
Indoor
IMPLEMENTED USECASES
37. Use Case – Smart Power Substation (Taiwan)
• Taiwan Power Company : Breaker abnormal discharge
detection
• Alarm : abnormal signal
• TCG detection of transformer
OO P/S
LoRa Station
AA P/S
LoRa Station
BB D/S
LoRa Station
CC E/S
LoRa Station
Control Centre
Intranet
IMPLEMENTED USECASES
38. Use Case – Retail Market (JAPAN)
LoRaWAN
Kiwi LoRaWAN
network Server
Kiwi or Client
Application
Server
Kiwi Indoor
gateway
LAS-602
LAS-603
MQTT
/REST
Ethernet
or 3G/4G
or WiFi IoT
Platform
Applications :
• Open Show Case
Temp. monitoring
• Walk-in Refrigerator
Temp. monitoring
• Ware House Temp.
monitoring
• Low-Temp. Truck
Temp. monitoring
• Carry Refrigerator
Temp. monitoring
IMPLEMENTED USECASES
39. Use Case – Retail Market
Applications
• Issue : HACCP (Hazard Analysis and Critical Control Points)
• Target Customer : Fleet management company, Cold Chain,
Transport. Car Insurance company
• Criteria (Taiwan) : Transport car
- refrigeration hold 0 to 7°C, freezer <-18 °C
• Benefits : Real-time exception management for Temp. drop sensing
-30 to 70 C
LAS-602/603
Temperature
LoRaWAN gateway
TBD : TLG3901 (3G/4G)
LAS-603 LAS-602
LAS-602 : T (External sensor)
LAS-603 : T
IMPLEMENTED USECASES
40. Use Case – Smart Street Lighting (THAILAND)
NEMA Controller LED Street Lighting
Set
Benefits & AI
1. Green World, Power Saving, City Government to
save E-power expense & operation cost
2. IoT Operator to expansion businesses
Why?
1. Massive street lighting pole in city
2. Native powered of lamp pole
Business Model
1. PFI (Private Finance Initial)
SIKiwi
Equipment
& LPWAN
Network
Service
Offering
Equipment
& Service
Offering
E-Expense
% sharing
IMPLEMENTED USECASES
41. Use Cases – SMART ENVIRONTMEN (TAIWAN)
100m
-31m
110m
+18m
160m
+44m
305m
+59m
341m
+56m
Rainfall station
Water level station
Surface inclinom ete r
Data collecti on St.
Rainfall
Surface inclinometer
Cloud monitoring Web Page
LoRa Water level
System Features
• LoRa Wireless Communication 、 No SIM
c ommunication f e e
• S o lar Po wer/Battery
IMPLEMENTED USECASES
42. This Cattle Tracker Tag is designed to contain an RFID for cattle identification
and also LoRa transmission for network server to position that particular cattle
based on RSSI data from receiving gateways. Each tag is equipped with solar
panel to keep charging and replenish the battery for continuous operation.
Every 15 minutes, the tag will report battery status to a LoRa network.
Cattle Tracker Tag
USECASES FARM
IMPLEMENTED USECASES
43. USE CASES WATER METER
IMPLEMENTED USECASES
WATER METER DASHBOARD
ANDROID
44. BEACON TAG SYSTEM ARCHITECTURE
LORA Bridge LORA
Gateway
Network
Ble Beacon
Ble Beacon
Ble Beacon
IMPLEMENTED USECASES
49. NETWORK PROVIDER
SERVICE PROVIDER
APPLICATION
DEVELOPERS
SENSOR/ DEVICE
SUPPLIERS
CUSTOMER
REPRESENTATIVES
BUILDING
MANAGEMENT
Connection Fees
Activation Fees
IT Services Device Sales Project Fees ( Many schemes )
CUSTOMERS
INVEST in Network
Network Operation
INVEST in Platform
Invest in Cloud
Marketing & Service
Operation
Sales Operations,
Deliver Solutions
(N2N or part of).
Pay for :
• Monthly Connection fee
• Activation fee
• Solution fee
Solution Fees
BUSINESS SCHEMES
Business Model
50. LORA TECHNOLOGY AND ECOSYSTEM
Technology (Standard) Associations & Regulator
•System Integrators
•Front End Apps
• Smart City
• Smart Industry
• Smart Agri
• Logistic
• Public Utility
•Service Providers
•Cloud Providers
•Device Suppliers
• LoRa Hybird Gateway
Tech
• LPWAN
• Security
• Public Network
• Private Network
Platform
Network
Backhaul
Use Case
End
Nodes
Business Model
51. DKI Jakarta Urban & Rural Implementation
DKI Jakarta
• 475 Public Gateway
• 1.125.000 Capacity Connected
• Well Positioned For Growth
• Jakarta Rural 250 Gateway This Photo by Unknown Author is licensed under CC BY-SA
2019
Sept phase 1
Deployment 150
Public Gateway
LoRa Urban
2020
phase 2
Deployment 150
Public Gateway
LoRa Rural
2020
phase 3
Deployment 175 Public
Gateway LoRa
Jakarta Urban &
Jakarta Rural
Network Deployment Plant
52. Road Map Implementations
CC BY-SA
Jakarta Urban
Semarang
Jogjakarta
Bali
Surabaya
1. JAKARTA URBAN
2. JAKARTA RURAL (BODETABEK)
3. SURABAYA URBAN
4. JATIM
5. BANDUNG
6. JABAR
7. SEMARANG & JOGJA
8. JATENG
9. BALI
10. OTHERS (Private Network)
Jakarta Rural
(Bodetabek)
Jatim Urban
Bandung
Network Deployment Plant
54. System Integrators
System of
Record
IoT System Integrators
(API) (MQTT)
Analytics
Dashboard
Dashboard
Tablet & Smart Phohe
Dashboard
Laptop
This Photo by Unknown
Author is licensed under CC
BY-SA
Big Data
Key Activity
Hybrid Gateway
55. Improve Your Business With Our IoT Solution
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Connecting Indonesia With IoT