Swisscom LoRaWan IoT Qualified provides the full integration with the Swisscom network before implementation, which requires passing the ThingPark compatibility tests covered by this offering. Swisscom IoT prequalification gives end users confidence that a device complies with Swisscom LPN.
This was achieved by successfully completing LPN compatibility tests, passing radio performance tests, and using a LoRaWAN certified CM radio module. Swisscom IoT Prequalification These certified devices give end-users confidence that the communications module is LoRaWAN compliant.
Please note that the devices listed have been tested for RF compliance, not end-to-end reliability; devices not mentioned in this catalog but compliant with LoRaWAN standard will continue to work with our Swisscom LPN LoRaWAN network even though they have not been thoroughly tested.
The product is a LoRaWAN-based low power broadband radio network (LPWA) developed and maintained by LoRa Alliance, a group of entities that supports the global low-power long-distance (LoRa) communication standard and provides IoT access for the Internet of Things. – cars, smart cities, and industrial applications. The Alliance’s mission is to standardize LPWAN to include IoT, M2M, smart cities, and industrial applications to enable interoperability between operators within a single global open standard.
It has around 400 member companies in North America, Europe, Africa, and Asia and its founding members are IBM, MicroChip, Cisco, Semtech, Bouygues Telecom, Singtel, KPN, Swisscom, Fastnet, and Belgacom.
It has a strong ecosystem of hardware vendors, developers, partners, IoT platforms, system integrators, IoT solutions/technology providers, and telecommunications service providers. Lora and LoRaWAN provide cost-effective long-distance connectivity for IoT devices in rural, remote, and offshore sectors. LoRaWAN provides key IoT requirements such as secure two-way communication, mobility, and location services. Semtech, the Semtech logo, LoRa, and Swisscom LoRaWAN are registered trademarks or service marks or trademarks or service marks of the Semtech Corporation and/or its subsidiaries.
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The investment will enable Actility to accelerate its market strategy ThingPark, its open industry-standard IoT networking solution, by providing financial and operating resources, creating a high level of service, and continuing to develop technology partnerships to advance a healthy ecosystem. Activity will use the funds to accelerate its market strategy ThingPark, its open industry-standard IoT networking solution, by financing its operating resources, improving service levels, and continuing to develop technology partnerships.
The complete ThingPark solution is a key element for operators to implement LPWA and LoRaWAN networks. Swisscom now deployed LoRa-based IoT networks in Geneva and Zurich to test various IoT applications before deploying them across the country. Semtech LoRa devices provide the connectivity layer for the LoRaWAN® standard, supported by LoRa Alliance®, an open IoT alliance for low power wide area networks (LPWAN) applications.
Semtech’s LoRa gateway platform for Device-to-Cloud Data is a globally accepted low-power solution for long-range IoT applications that permits the rapid design and deployment of long-range IoT networks, gateways, sensors, modules, and ultra-low power products around the world.
Swisscom develops solutions for its customers from A to Z to network the entire fleet of cars, locomotives, and bicycles, as well as fuel tanks and coffee machines. This feature is similar to SigFox because it is mainly used for uplink-only applications (data from sensors/devices to gateways) with many endpoints. The communication layer can be the open-source communication protocol LoRaWAN (Remote Wide Area Network) created by the LoRa Alliance or Symphony.
In LoRaWAN networks, endpoints can receive multiple instances of the same Uplink message from one or more gateways, so that the network server may also update the endpoints on the assigned channels (medium frequencies and data rates) during nominal operation.