LoRa-based Picocell Gateway USB Simulator
Semtech's LoRa-based picocell gateway simulator can be easily connected to a Linux or Windows-based processor via a USB port, which is the most commonly used software system for LoRaWAN gateway developers. The Windows GUI does not require additional development boards The goal of the tool is to accelerate the process of deploying Internet of Things technology in next-generation smart applications. In addition to the initial prototype phase, multiple LoRaAllianceTM members offer compatible commercial, Network servers and picocell gateway products. Devices with Linux support software are available now and devices with Windows support software will be available in early 2018.
LoRaWAN network server demonstration platform
With more vertical markets seeking Internet networking solutions, this free, non-commercial LoRaWAN web server offers an opportunity for companies looking for innovative applications and has a safe place to evaluate Based on the LoRa application, users will be able to test the main functions, including loading the gateway, viewing the sensor's data logins and network activity, and transferring the data to the application server for visual viewing and handling compatibility with the LoRaWAN 1.0.2 specification. Semtech has now opened a free demo web server and has already been used by developers. Each geographic area has an access URL of:
• North America: https: //na.iot.semtech.cloud• Europe: https: //eu.iot.semtech.cloudpa China: https: //cn.iot.semtech.cloud• Asia Pacific: https: // apac.iot.semtech.cloud
'With the rapid adoption of Semtech LoRa technology, it is important for our customers to offer free or low-cost new development tools because it reduces the initial threshold of participation and evaluation,' Semtech Director of Wireless and Sensing Products Division "Semtech's contribution to the LoRaWAN Open Protocol and LoRa technology will ensure the growth of LPWAN sensor applications and the success of Semtech ecosystem partners," said Vivek Mohan.