The LoRa Alliance, the open, non-profit organisation defining, evolving and promoting the LoRaWAN Standard, has announced its technical roadmap outlining near-term plans for how it will support new LoRaWAN application integrations, extensions and other enhancements.
With the highest accessibility, most robust ecosystem, and widest global adoption of any LPWAN technology, LoRaWAN has quickly become a fourth pillar of wireless connectivity, complementing cellular, Wi-Fi and Bluetooth. The LoRa Alliance’s technical roadmap is designed to use these strengths and build upon them with the latest specifications that will accelerate new application domain integrations, make deployments more plug-and-play, and accelerate LoRaWAN coverage extensions.
“Our new roadmap aims to support the next generation of IoT devices and applications due to come online in the next few years by leveraging and augmenting what has made LoRaWAN an essential communications technology,” said Alper Yegin, the CEO of the LoRa Alliance. “For LoRaWAN adoption growth to continue, we need to expand integrations with existing IoT application domains and make things easier for users by enabling their implementations to become truly plug-and-play. In addition, new coverage extensions will help make LoRaWAN ubiquitously available.”
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