NeoCortec, the manufacturer of the ultra-low-power bi-directional wireless mesh networking protocol stack, NeoMesh, has released a new white paper which explains in detail the combined approach about NeoMesh using LoRa modulation and the advantages this approach can bring to the latest IoT deployments.
NeoMesh provides a fully decentralised, self-healing, ultra-low-power mesh network capable of supporting thousands of nodes without complex installation or reliance on mains-powered routers. LoRa delivers long-range communication and exceptional immunity to noise and interference. Together they can create a wireless system with strong performance across a broader range of environments than either technology can address alone. As IoT deployments today frequently span thousands of sensors distributed across difficult environments – underground, across farms and forests, throughout industrial facilities, or inside large buildings, the new approach of NeoMesh using LoRa modulation as its physical layer offers many benefits.
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