Connect your devices using an open source, low-power wireless protocol stack

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Many IoT use cases require battery operated sensor or actuator devices which are wirelessly connected to networking infrastructure, IoT platform and business applications. In this session we will focus on the wireless networking protocol and stack. An open source, multi-modal DASH7 and LoRaWAN networking stack which you can integrate on embedded devices is introduced. We will discuss how this stack can be used together with other building blocks in the Eclipse IoT and Edge portfolio to build a complete end-to-end IoT solution from sensor to business application.


Speaker(s):
Glenn Ergeerts (Aloxy)



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Tags:
Eclipsecon 2020
wireless networking protocol
LoRaWAN
open source stack
Eclipse IoT
Eclipse Edge