How New Long-Range Radios Will Change the Internet of Things

Re:How New Long-Range Radios Will Change the Internet of Things by dconrad on Thursday October 29, 2015 @05:22PM (#10474404)

Killer -- where's your hackerspace?

LoRa basestation gateways are available off-the-shelf for from Kerlink, Multitech, and Link Labs. The gateways are actually quite simple, they just forward packets to the cloud network server, and back to the clients.

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Re:How New Long-Range Radios Will Change the Internet of Things by imrehg on Thursday October 29, 2015 @10:52PM (#10475894)

Hey, is there any chance for us putting something like this to the Taipei Hackerspace (Taiwan)? https://taipeihack.org

I've been checking LoRa for months to do some projects, but all got to some bottlenecks. (E.g. here are some notes on a USB-stick LoRa communicator plans: https://hackpad.com/LoRa-USB-Communication-Stick-xKGgChuwbzL )

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Re:How New Long-Range Radios Will Change the Internet of Things by blhack on Thursday October 29, 2015 @05:33PM (#10474497)

Mesa, AZ.

http://www.heatsynclabs.org/

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Re:How New Long-Range Radios Will Change the Internet of Things by dconrad on Thursday October 29, 2015 @05:49PM (#10474601)

nice, hit me up, daniel@

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Re:How New Long-Range Radios Will Change the Internet of Things by voltagex_ on Thursday October 29, 2015 @11:22PM (#10475996)

Can I run my own server?

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