A fast and reliable internet connection is essential for both households and businesses. In situations where traditional fixed connections such as ADSL, VDSL, or fiber are unavailable or costly, Fixed Wireless Access (FWA) offers an efficient and scalable alternative. FWA uses mobile networks (4G/5G) to provide a stable internet connection to a fixed location, such as a home or office. Thingsdata delivers high-quality FWA solutions for fast and reliable internet access.
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Energy efficiency and battery life are essential factors in the world of IoT connectivity. Many IoT devices run on batteries and need to function for extended periods without maintenance. Thingsdata offers solutions that utilize advanced energy-saving technologies such as Power Saving Mode (PSM) and Extended Discontinuous Reception (eDRX). In this article, we discuss how these technologies work, their applications, and their benefits.
Many organizations that require an IoT connectivity management platform (CMP) encounter hidden costs. These costs can make an IoT project unnecessarily complex and expensive. At Thingsdata, we do things differently. We follow a no-platform-fee approach, allowing organizations to have maximum control and flexibility without fixed monthly charges. This transparent approach not only reduces costs but also provides simplicity and predictability for IoT projects.
In a landscape where the Internet of Things (IoT) is becoming increasingly important, organizations face the challenge of efficiently managing connectivity (SIM cards). A cost-effective and manageable strategy is essential for handling a large number of IoT devices. At Thingsdata, we recognize the crucial role of a Connectivity Management Platform (CMP) in this context. That’s why we offer organizations the ability to take control (monitoring and management) of their own SIM cards, with the goal of reducing costs and improving processes.
Europe is a large and advanced market for IoT communications. Western Europe is one of the most mature regions with 20 to 60 million connected devices in each of the largest countries. Central and Eastern Europe still has great growth opportunities when it comes to the adoption of IoT, and there are significantly fewer players developing international IoT solutions for the global market. The Russian market has started to rise in recent years but is now facing uncertainty due to war and sanctions. Mobile operators in Europe had deployed 311.3 million mobile IoT connections in or out of the region by the end of 2022.
To answer the question of what makes an IoT network different from a normal network, we need to start by defining what makes the Internet of Things unique. What is the Internet of Things? The IoT is a collection of devices that can connect through the internet, the cloud and other devices to share and … Lees meer What makes IoT networks different from normal networks?
The Teltonika RUTX50 router and TRB500 gateway are both innovative 5G NR solutions for connecting devices with M2M. These products are designed for use in a variety of environments including industries, smart cities and agricultural applications.
If you want to implement your IoT solution as an organization, it is important that you have a flexible and affordable subscription. There is a wide variety of subscriptions, in this article we will explain which types of sim subscriptions we use at Thingsdata.
LTE-M / NB-IOT and LoRa are two completely different techniques, which have a similarity in how they are applied. Both networks are energy efficient and wireless, and only transmit sensor and machine information. The choice is best based on where you want to implement your solution, and power consumption requirements.
Two of the most used and now mature IoT networks are LoRa and LTE-M, the attractive aspect of both technologies is that they are ‘Low Power’ networks. This is important for IoT devices with a limited energy supply. In this article we take a closer look at both techniques and what the differences are between the networks.