JANUARY EDITION OF CONNECTED |
January 2015 |
Welcome to M2M Connectivity’s first newsletter for 2015. This looks to be the year in which the foundation is laid to realize the potential of the IoT. This critical groundwork includes the building of IoT solutions through partnerships, bundled solutions, emerging IoT standards, open-source development tools and platforms and network technologies for M2M. M2M network technologies continue to evolve. Although 3G is all pervasive, 4G/LTE is recognised as the new standard of excellence. Many M2M customers deciding on which technology to use are looking to invest in 4G/LTE which has the most potential to facilitate communications for M2M deployments for the next decade and beyond. The next-generation Sierra Wireless AirLink® gateways for 4G/LTE networks has been launched and we feature these new products in this newsletter. If you would like further information on any item in this newsletter please contact us. Click here to request more information Darren Moroney – General Manager, M2M Connectivity |
Product News |
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LTE: NEW Sierra Wireless
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LTE: NEW Sierra Wireless
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NEW: NV08C-RTK GNSS Receiver
The NV08C-RTK’s key feature is its full compatibility with GPS, GLONASS and future global navigation satellite systems (GNSS) GALILEO and BeiDou. NV08C-RTK device is specifically designed for use in high accuracy applications, demanding low cost, low power consumption, small form factor and uncompromised performance. For more information on the NV08C-RTK receiver from NVS Technologies AG, please click here. |
Tallysman TW2410 GPS/GLONASS Antenna
Designed specially for precision industrial, agricultural and military applications, the TW2410 antenna offers excellent circular polarized signal reception, multipath rejection and out of band signal rejection. It is ideal for use in Precise Point Positioning (PPP) systems which require only a single frequency. For more information about the Tallysmans TW2410 GPS / GLONASS Antenna, please click here. |
NEW: Iridium Satellite 9602N
This is a significant revision that takes advantage of a more sophisticated and integrated RF and digital architecture that will be used for new products developed to support new services on the Iridium NEXT constellation. The improved radio on the new Iridium 9602N SBD transceiver requires new FCC and IC identifications. Engineering samples of the 9602N for migration from EOL 9602 are available now. Commerical availability is expected in March, 2015. For information on the 9602N samples and commerical units, please contact M2M Connectivity. |
IoT: NEW Libelium Hydroponics and Aquaponics Sensor Platforms
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Tech TipTech Tip: Sierra Wireless MC8704 boots up as Background Resolution |