| Inspiring the Evolution of Embedded Design |
| December 15, 2020 IoT Technology Focus |
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| | | Gas Leak Detection System Uses LoRaWAN Tech |
| Senet has announced it is collaborating with CNIguard and Semtech to deliver natural gas monitoring solutions to utilities across the United States. Through this partnership, the companies are addressing the utility industry’s digitization requirements by providing an intelligent network infrastructure designed to support a massive ecosystem of utility-centric LoRaWAN devices for gas safety and service delivery. |
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| | | Firms Team Up for End-to-End IoT Solution |
| Eurotech has announced its collaboration with Orange to enable and simplify IoT adoption from edge to cloud. The collaboration aims to combine Eurotech’s IoT Edge capabilities with Orange’s IoT platform Live Objects. Orange’s IoT platform Live Objects is a secured and resilient IoT SaaS platform hosted in France. |
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| | | RF Connectors for Cellular IoT, LTE and More |
| Linx Technologies has introduced a series of white bronze N-type RF connectors. Linx N connectors target a wide range of applications including IoT, cellular IoT (LTE-M/Cat-M1 and NB-IoT), cellular LTE, LPWA, industrial, automotive, aerospace and military applications. The connectors are available in a variety of styles, including SMT, PCB mount and cable-crimp mount. |
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| | | LoRa (Part 6) – A MachineQ Example Continued |
| Bob Japenga continues his article series on LoRa. Last time (in Part 5) he looked at a LoRa installation using one of MachineQ’s two starter kits. Here, in Part 6, Bob explores how to create your own back end for the MachineQ network. |
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| | | UVC Disinfecting Pen Embeds Nordic’s BLE SoC |
| Nordic Semiconductor has announced that Abluetech has selected Nordic’s entry-level nRF52810 Bluetooth Low Energy (Bluetooth LE) System-on-Chip (SoC) to provide the core processing power and wireless connectivity for its “UVC LED Disinfection Thermometry Pen.” |
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| Linux-Driven Router/Gateway Unleashes 5G NR Advantech’s rugged “ICR-4453” 5G NR (New Radio) router runs Conel OS Linux on a Cortex-A72 SoC with 5x GbE ports, an SFP cage, 2x mini-PCIe, 2x SIM and USB, serial and CAN connections. |
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