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Wi-Fi HaLow vs Zigbee
The quest for reliable, long-range wireless connectivity has driven innovation across multiple IoT protocols. Two technologies have emerged as compelling solutions for applications requiring extended coverage: Wi-Fi HaLow and Zigbee. Both promise to bridge the gap between short-range protocols and cellular networks, yet they take markedly different approaches to solving connectivity challenges. Wi-Fi HaLow technology […]

Radio Equipment Directive (RED) 2014/53/EU – Compliance Guide for IoT and Wireless Devices
The Radio Equipment Directive (RED) 2014/53/EU is a key European Union regulation that defines the essential requirements for placing wireless and radio-enabled devices on the EU market. For IoT manufacturers, system integrators, and industrial solution providers, understanding and complying with RED is not just a legal necessity – it’s a competitive advantage. This guide explains […]

LoRaWAN vs Sigfox. Choosing the Right LPWAN Technology
The Internet of Things (IoT) landscape has transformed dramatically with the emergence of Low Power Wide Area Networks (LPWANs). Two dominant players have emerged in this space: LoRaWAN and Sigfox. Both technologies promise to connect millions of devices across vast distances while consuming minimal power, yet they approach this challenge through fundamentally different architectures. Understanding […]

MQTT vs CoAP – Which Application Protocol is Better for IoT?
The Internet of Things ecosystem demands efficient communication protocols that can handle diverse device capabilities and network constraints. Two application-layer protocols have emerged as leading solutions: MQTT and CoAP. Both address the fundamental challenge of enabling reliable data exchange between resource-constrained devices and backend systems, yet they approach this problem through distinctly different architectural philosophies. […]
