Use case of LoRaWAN sensors
Building automation
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LoRaWAN sensors can be used to keep tabs on the building's temperature, occupancy, lighting, and other vitals to optimize the building's performance in terms of cost and comfort. temperature.
Environmental monitoring
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LoRaWAN sensors can track environmental conditions including air and water quality in real-time.
Smart cities
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LoRaWAN sensors can keep tabs on traffic, air quality, garbage collection, and other essential city functions in smart cities.
Industrial IoT
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LoRaWAN sensors are useful for real-time monitoring temperature, vibration, and other critical factors in manufacturing, logistics, and other industrial environments.
Retail
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LoRaWAN sensors can be utilized in the retail sector to keep tabs on stock, customer activity, and other metrics crucial to the success of a business.
Healthcare
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LoRaWAN sensors have a variety of medical applications, including tracking the location of patients and medical equipment, monitoring vital indicators (such as heart rate and body temperature), and more.
Energy and utilities
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Electricity, gas, and other vital characteristics may all be monitored with LoRaWAN sensors in the energy and utilities sector, leading to greater efficiency and lower costs.
Agricultural
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LoRaWAN sensors can be used in farms to track soil moisture, temperature, and other critical agricultural metrics.
Benefits
Low power consumption
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LoRaWAN sensors can function for years on a single battery because of their low power requirements.
Long-range communication
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With LoRaWAN, sensors can communicate to the network from up to 15 kilometers in the countryside and 2-5 kilometers in the city.
Bi-directional communication
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LoRaWAN sensors can send data to and receive orders from the network.
Secure communication
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LoRaWAN uses AES encryption to ensure that devices and the network communicate securely.