RT Insights – Ingenu, a provider of IoT connectivity through low-power, wide-area networks, announced their “Machine Network” is now live in New Orleans.
The “Machine Network” uses Ingenu’s Random Phase Multiple Access technology, which is a low-power, wide-area network. The RPMA tech provides connectivity across a wide variety of environments including remote and harsh locations. Read more>>
Mobile World Live – November 9, 2016 – Mobile operator Orange is helping to kickstart the LTE-M market for low power wide area (LPWA) technology in Europe, Mobile World Live has learnt. Read more>>>
The Register – November 9, 2016 – An analyst outfit is warning that the Internet of Insecure Junk Things industry’s enthusiasm for proprietary protocols will come to an abrupt halt once standards bodies get their acts together.
ABI Research says the advent of key cellular industry standards – LTE Cat-M1, Narrowband IoT (NB-IoT), and Extended Coverage GSM IoT, all being driven in the GSMA – will quickly make early proprietary solutions obsolete.
Those proprietary solutions include SIGFOX (which is currently on a global drive for network access), the LoRa Alliance, and Ingenu’s RPMA (random phase, multiple access). Read more>>>
While the focus of many around the world has recently been on the lead up and outcome of the US presidential election, there is a significant technology conference on the other side of the world that has attracted more than 72,000 people, including technology leaders and celebrities, to discuss the future of the internet. The timing of this conference could not be any better.
We are at a point where more than half of the world’s population still does not have access to the internet. Debates rage on in developed parts of the world about access to educational and business opportunities, while the medium to bring many of those to fruition is halted by inadequate network technologies, poorly architected security protocols, and business models that only fit one half of the world’s population.
Shedding light on this subject will be our very own CEO, John Horn. He has been invited to join the prestigious Web Summit speaking docket to discuss the challenges and opportunities of bringing ubiquitous connectivity to, in some cases, an unconnected world.
Look for a number of the discussion topics to find their way back to security, in light of the recent DDOS attacks. As network providers look to bring connectivity, particularly IoT-related connectivity, to places around the world, the recent attacks have caused many to look a little bit closer at what is being done to prevent those type of hacks.
After you’re finished following the grand finale of American politics, be sure to tune into the Web Summit. You can view a live stream here: https://websummit.net/facebook-live
Industrial IoT and 5G – November 8, 2016 – Ingenu, a low-power wide-area (LPWA) network provider, announced the launch of its network in New Orleans last week, on the same day LPWA Americas kicked off in Dallas. We got in touch with the company’s CEO John Horn for an interview on RPMA technology, competition with LTE/5G and expanding the IoT. Read more>>
NFV Essentials – November 3, 2016 – Businesses the world over are seeing clear value in the Internet of Things (IoT), and that’s spurring a lot of new demand in this field. Ingenu recently brought out its own system to add some value to this market, and the recently-launched New Orleans Machine Network is going to offer up a lot of help for the various applications of IoT systems in the field. Read more>>
Smart Cities World – November 2, 2016 – Wireless Internet of Things (IoT) technology provider, Ingenu, has deployed its Machine Network in New Orleans to help support oil and gas, logistics and transport applications.
The Machine Network is powered by the company’s patented RPMA (random phase multiple access) communication technology, which provides robust, reliable connectivity across a variety of operating environments. New Orleans is the state’s largest metropolitan area and the new network reaches 240 square miles and serves a population of nearly one million. Read more>>
Manufacturing Business Technology – November 2, 2016 – Fewer than 20 years ago, the only way to access the internet was to sit in front of a bulky computer connected to a specialized cord running into a specialized outlet. But now, as I’m sure you know, the internet is accessible almost everywhere through everything, a revolution broadly known as the Internet of Things (IoT). Read more >>
Latest network deployment to connect industrial IoT applications for logistics, transportation and manufacturing
SAN DIEGO – November 2, 2016 – Ingenu Inc.™, the company that delivers purpose-built IoT connectivity, today announced the availability of its Machine Network™ in the greater Jacksonville area. The latest in the company’s nationwide network expansion, the Jacksonville Machine Network will support the region’s IoT (Internet of Things) applications for logistics, transportation and manufacturing, among others. Jacksonville follows the recent network deployment in Tampa Bay, with continued expansion in Florida throughout 2016/2017.
Jacksonville is home to one of the nation’s busiest transportation hubs, ranking in the top two for vehicle handling. Logistics and manufacturing are also important industries to the region and are well positioned to utilize IoT applications to increase productivity and enhance operational efficiencies.
“As the Machine Network continues to grow, its robust, reliable and powerful connectivity is spurring the development of state-of-the-art IoT solutions,” said Tom Gregor, president and general manager, Machine Network at Ingenu. “We are seeing an increased focus on telematics, connected car and transportation applications, and the Jacksonville region is ideally positioned to serve those innovative industries.”
Ingenu’s patented RPMA® (Random Phase Multiple Access) communication technology powers the Machine Network, which provides robust, reliable connectivity across a variety of operating environments. The range and capacity attributes of RPMA enable reliable coverage across diverse topologies, and as such, the Jacksonville Machine Network will cover an area of more than 1,000 square miles, and will serve a population of nearly one million, utilizing only eight access points.
The nationwide Machine Network build-out is now underway across the United States, and is targeted to serve 30 major metropolitan areas by the end of 2016. The Machine Network currently provides more than 100,000 square miles of wireless coverage for a host of IoT applications. For specific information on the Jacksonville Machine Network, visit http://www.ingenu.com/technology/machine-network/cities/jacksonville.
About RPMA
Utilizing globally available spectrum, Ingenu’s RPMA® (Random Phase Multiple Access) technology is purpose-built for M2M/IoT connectivity, offering unparalleled range, coverage and capacity with extremely low power requirements and longer-lasting battery life. It uniquely enables devices to connect more efficiently and cost-effectively in both the uplink and downlink. Requiring fewer towers to provide coverage to large areas (1:10 to 1:30 radio towers needed for RPMA vs. cellular), RPMA is rapidly becoming a global standard for IoT communication. For more information on RPMA technology, visit www.ingenu.com/technology/rpma/
About Ingenu Inc.
Ingenu™ is building the first wireless Machine Network™, the world’s largest IoT network dedicated to LPWA (low-power, wide-area) connectivity for machines only. Operating on universal spectrum, the company’s RPMA® technology is a proven standard for connecting Internet of Things (IoT) and machine-to-machine (M2M) devices around the world, with 38 private networks deployed over seven years. The Machine Network will have further reach, global range and longer lasting battery life than any existing network. It is also future-proof: enabling technology solution providers to maximize their product’s efficiency and longevity, with unparalleled control and visibility. Ingenu is led by a highly experienced team and backed by one of the strongest boards in the industry, including veterans from Verizon and Qualcomm. Information about Ingenu can be found at www.ingenu.com, or follow us on Twitter @ingenunetworks.
RPMA network comes online in another Southern US market to enable IoT applications
SAN DIEGO – November 1, 2016 – Ingenu Inc.™, the company that delivers purpose-built IoT connectivity, today announced the launch of the New Orleans Machine Network™, adding another market in the Southern US to its national coverage map for machine connectivity. In addition to smart city applications, the New Orleans network will support oil & gas, logistics and transportation applications, which are leading industries in the region utilizing IoT (Internet of Things) technology.
The New Orleans metropolitan area supports a thriving shipping and logistics industry, which is a major driver in emerging industrial IoT applications. The oil and gas industry is also taking advantage of the technology for monitoring and pipeline usage analysis. The New Orleans Machine Network will provide coverage to the state’s largest metropolitan area, reaching 240 square miles and serving a population of nearly one million.
Ingenu’s Machine Network is powered by the company’s patented RPMA® (Random Phase Multiple Access) communication technology, which provides robust, reliable connectivity across a variety of operating environments. Ingenu’s Machine Network build-out is now underway across the United States, and is targeted to serve 30 major metropolitan areas by the end of 2016. The Machine Network currently provides more than 100,000 square miles of wireless coverage for a host of IoT applications. For specific information on the New Orleans Machine Network, visit www.ingenu.com/technology/machine-network/cities/new-orleans.
“The Southern US is an important region for the Machine Network as it is where most of the country’s goods are manufactured, transported and delivered,” said Tom Gregor, president and general manager, Machine Network, Ingenu. “We are excited to bring the power of RPMA connectivity the New Orleans metro area to further enhance the capabilities this thriving industrial market has to offer.”
About RPMA
Utilizing globally available spectrum, Ingenu’s RPMA® (Random Phase Multiple Access) technology is purpose-built for M2M/IoT connectivity, offering unparalleled range, coverage and capacity with extremely low power requirements and longer-lasting battery life. It uniquely enables devices to connect more efficiently and cost-effectively in both the uplink and downlink. Requiring fewer towers to provide coverage to large areas (1:10 to 1:30 radio towers needed for RPMA vs. cellular), RPMA is rapidly becoming a global standard for IoT communication. For more information on RPMA technology, visit www.ingenu.com/technology/rpma/
About Ingenu Inc.
Ingenu™ is building the first wireless Machine Network™, the world’s largest IoT network dedicated to LPWA (low-power, wide-area) connectivity for machines only. Operating on universal spectrum, the company’s RPMA® technology is a proven standard for connecting Internet of Things (IoT) and machine-to-machine (M2M) devices around the world, with 38 private networks deployed over seven years. The Machine Network will have further reach, global range and longer lasting battery life than any existing network. It is also future-proof: enabling technology solution providers to maximize their product’s efficiency and longevity, with unparalleled control and visibility. Ingenu is led by a highly experienced team and backed by one of the strongest boards in the industry, including veterans from Verizon and Qualcomm. Information about Ingenu can be found at www.ingenu.com, or follow us on Twitter @ingenunetworks.