How Radio Signals Are Stopping Rhino Poachers. Use cases and a layperson explainer of LoRaWan technology from Laurens Slats of The Things Network

Internet of things (IoT) technology is often about software. LoRaWan technology is different. It was invented in 2015 and is definitely a hardware play to begin with, then a software/network technology and maybe, one day, in the not-too-distant-future blockchain will run on top of it too. Begin unpacking the new, low cost IoT solution, LoraWan (long-range, low-power, wide-area-network) with Laurens Slats of The Things Network. - The Things Network Website - The Things Network Github The Things Network Conference Resources require to organize your own The Things Network Conference on tour Twitter: @ laurensSlats Support the show

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How Radio Signals Are Stopping Rhino Poachers. Use cases and a layperson explainer of LoRaWan technology from Laurens Slats of The Things Network is an episode from Lay of the Land by Kiersten Jowett.

This episode is 55:02 long.

This episode was published on May 22, 2019.

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