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Telit Launches IoT Module Integrating LoRaWAN Protocol and Bluetooth

Google 우선 소스Published2017.06.13 09:38
Suitable for Industrial Automation/Monitoring, Agriculture, and Smart City Applications
Joins 'LoRa Alliance' to Standardize Low-Power Wide-Area Network


Telit announced the launch of 'RE866A1-EU', an IoT module integrating LoRaWAN™ protocol and Bluetooth Low Energy (BLE).

The RE866A1-EU module fully complies with the latest LoRaWAN standard and is an ideal solution for public or private networks, smart metering, remote sensing, industrial automation/monitoring and control, wireless alert and security systems, agriculture, asset tracking, street lighting, and smart city applications.

Ronen Ben-Hamou, Executive Vice President of Telit's Product and Solution Division, stated, "Strengthening and maintaining a low-power module portfolio that reflects market trends and related technologies aligns with Telit's brand philosophy of delivering end-to-end IoT solutions. Customers can reuse existing devices and applications designed for cellular by simply integrating Telit's LoRaWAN protocol modules without device replacement. This can lead to new product development, new market exploration, and creation of new business opportunities. The same applies to our Wi-Fi modules and LTE Cat NB and Cat M modules."

Additionally, Telit has joined the 'LoRa Alliance™', an open, non-profit consortium. The mission of this consortium, initiated by industry leaders, is to standardize low-power wide-area networks (LPWAN) being deployed globally and enable IoT, M2M, smart city, and industrial applications.

Geoff Mulligan, President of LoRa Alliance, stated, "We are very pleased that Telit has joined the LoRa Alliance consortium. Telit is a global leading solution provider in the IoT field and one of the longest-standing companies. We will support the sharing of Telit's expertise and technology with enterprises to develop products that meet the demands of the rapidly growing LPWAN market."
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