Flexible LoRaWAN Deployments - Manoj Telrandhe

Manoj Telrandhe from TerraQ discusses how they're using LoRaWAN across the Middle East to help businesses as they expand. LoRaWAN offers unique benefits for restaurants or businesses that are growing; put up one gateway and you basically can't outgrow the coverage.Key PointsTerraQ's IoT solutions cater to diverse industries, including restaurants and smart cities, leveraging LoRaWAN for long-range, low-power communication.The company's cloud-based application enables clients to monitor their dashboard statistics remotely, promoting scalability and flexibility.LoRaWAN technology allows for customization, supporting various sensor deployments and use cases, from small restaurants to large smart cities.Businesses MentionedTerraQ: Provides IoT solutions using LoRaWAN technology for industries like restaurants and smart cities.Memorable Quotes* "I fell in love with LoRaWAN, it removes all barriers with no wired connections."* "Scalability is superb, you can use any kind of sensors and go to any level."* "It's the future, LoRaWAN technology integrates a lot of protocols and removes geographical barriers."LINKSLinkedIn - ManojTerraQHelium Global IoT Coverage - Want to know if Helium coverage exists where you need it? Check out this map!Helium Foundation - The Helium Foundation's IoT Working Group (IOTWG) has generously provided support for the first 6 months of shows, please go check them out and consider using the Helium LoRaWAN as a primary or backup on your next deployment. With over a quarter million gateways deployed worldwide, it's likely that you have and can use Helium coverage.Support The Show - If you'd like to support the MetSci Show financially, here's where you can donate on a one-time or an ongoing basis. Thank you!MetSci Show - If you'd like to use our IoT or AI Data Value calculators, or you'd like to contact me, the MetSci Show site is the best way to do it. MeteoScientific Console - Use LoRaWAN - The MeteoScientific Console allows you to use LoRaWAN today. As long as you have Helium coverage (and you probably do, about 90% of populated areas in the world have a gateway within 2 miles), you can onboard a sensor. You can always check coverage at https://explorer.helium.com and switch to the "IoT" tab in the top right.