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Which LPWAN standard to choose: LoRaWAN, NB-IoT or LTE-M?
Low Power Wide Area Network (LPWAN) technologies transform IoT deployments by enabling long-range communication with minimal power consumption. Three leading standards – LoRaWAN, NB-IoT, and LTE-M – compete for dominance in industrial and commercial applications. Each technology offers unique advantages while addressing different connectivity requirements. Selecting the appropriate LPWAN standard impacts project success, operational costs, […]
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802.15.4 vs Zigbee vs Thread – which protocol to choose for industrial IoT?
Industrial IoT deployment requires careful protocol selection to ensure reliable, secure, and scalable connectivity. Three prominent wireless communication standards – 802.15.4, Zigbee, and Thread – dominate discussions among engineers and system architects. Each protocol offers distinct advantages, yet choosing the wrong one can lead to costly implementation failures and operational inefficiencies. Understanding these protocols’ technical […]
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6LoWPAN in practice
6LoWPAN (IPv6 over Low-Power Wireless Personal Area Networks) enables IP connectivity for resource-constrained devices in IoT deployments. This technology bridges the gap between traditional Internet protocols and low-power wireless networks, creating seamless integration opportunities for smart devices. Understanding 6LoWPAN’s practical implementation challenges, performance characteristics, and deployment strategies becomes crucial for engineers developing connected systems. Proper […]
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Industrial wireless vs Wi-Fi: why standard solutions often fall short?
A production line suddenly halts. Operators check the screens — a sensor failed to send data. The culprit? A brief Wi-Fi dropout. In homes and offices, that’s a minor annoyance. In industry, it can mean downtime, lost output, or even safety risks. That’s why it’s worth asking: is Wi-Fi the right choice for industrial wireless […]
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