The LoRa Alliance, the open, non-profit organisation defining, evolving and promoting the LoRaWAN standard, has took a significant step in achieving effortless, low-touch deployment at scale with new specifications that enable automated device set-up and a new technical document that extends LoRaWAN’s connectivity reach.
The two new specifications – TS014 and TS018 – and a new technical guidance document, TR016 – together dismantle one of the biggest practical barriers to IoT deployment: getting a device onto a network quickly, securely and without manual work. Removing this barrier furthers LoRaWAN’s status as the LPWAN IoT connectivity technology with the highest accessibility and widest adoption.
LoRaWAN already connects more than 125 million devices worldwide. Capabilities that decrease deployment friction and increase coverage compound quickly across networks, making LoRaWAN more scalable and ready for its next wave of growth.
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