Apologies sir, it was uncalled for. The plebeian in me couldn’t resist. I am deeply jaded by my experience, but as you seem to imply your experience is different I am glad for you.
Don’t know about the parent, but I found LoRa adequate for (tiny) payloads (sensor data and such) but OTA updates are a PITA without some alternative channel. Speeds are measured in bytes / sec.
We have devices sending telemetry and occasional OTA updates without urgency (if it takes a few hours to get it over it’s not a problem). If you need consistent MB range traffic for cameras I wouldn’t advise it but for…
First time dealing with developers I see. I’m sorry.
I was recently made aware of WiFi HaLow. Official standard, ranges into the hundreds of meters. Speed suffers at long ranges of course, but still respectable (50-100kbs). Link: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/IEEE_802.11ah
Apologies sir, it was uncalled for. The plebeian in me couldn’t resist. I am deeply jaded by my experience, but as you seem to imply your experience is different I am glad for you.
Don’t know about the parent, but I found LoRa adequate for (tiny) payloads (sensor data and such) but OTA updates are a PITA without some alternative channel. Speeds are measured in bytes / sec.
We have devices sending telemetry and occasional OTA updates without urgency (if it takes a few hours to get it over it’s not a problem). If you need consistent MB range traffic for cameras I wouldn’t advise it but for…
First time dealing with developers I see. I’m sorry.
I was recently made aware of WiFi HaLow. Official standard, ranges into the hundreds of meters. Speed suffers at long ranges of course, but still respectable (50-100kbs). Link: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/IEEE_802.11ah