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THE MACHINE NETWORK IN CHARLOTTE

The first nationwide network for machines is now available in North Carolina.

Since its founding in 1768, Charlotte has grown from a sleepy hamlet to the second-largest financial center in the United States. With nine Fortune 500 companies located in the area, as well as being the major hub for the U.S. motorsports industry, some of the greatest minds in the nation call Charlotte home. The explosion of IoT technologies is fueling growth across industries, and it’s cities like Charlotte that will reap the rewards.

The Machine Network, powered by RPMA technology, enables devices, sensors, and machines to communicate with great efficiency, over great distances, more reliably than any other wireless technology. With the deployment of RPMA in Charlotte, municipalities, government agencies and businesses are able to tap into its always-available, ubiquitous coverage to build IoT solutions.

The Machine Network is rapidly being deployed across the country. To find out when the network is coming to your area, check out our nationwide coverage map.

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Data Sheet for the Machine Network in Charlotte

Bringing the Internet of Things

TO CHARLOTTE

What good is a smart device without connectivity? Not very! The Machine Network, now deployed in Charlotte and its surrounding areas, provides necessary wireless data connectivity and services to all types of hardware at great distances and using very little power. The network around Charlotte currently covers a little over 1,200 square miles, with seventeen RPMA Access Points providing coverage. Unlike the competition, RPMA scales quite nicely: once the network nears capacity, adding additional access points relieves that pressure and provides denser coverage. It’s a win-win for everyone!

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QUEEN CITY ROOTS

In the 1700’s, two vital pathways crossed where uptown Charlotte now lies. One was the Great Wagon Road. Built by European settlers, it once stretched from Philadelphia to Georgia—and its existence set the stage for a mass southward migration of colonists. In North Carolina, the route bisected a large Native American trail. Remnants of these two roads still exist in Charlotte, where they’re known as Tryon and Trade streets. Today, their intersection is called Independence Square.

JOINING THE IOT IS EASY

Every good success story starts with an idea. Putting pen to paper is one thing; prototyping, manufacturing and launching a killer app takes real grit and determination. With the Machine Network, Ingenu aims to make your IoT experience simple. Whether you’re working solo out of a garage or working for a multinational corporation, getting started with the Internet of Things has never been easier.

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The Machine Network

Brings IoT
Connectivity
to Charlotte

The Internet of Things (IoT) is supposed to have billions of devices connected that will bring greater efficiencies and savings. But how exactly is that done? The IoT requires well placed sensors that transmit information wirelessly back to the cloud or other storage medium. That information is either used live for things like monitoring or control or is analyzed later to optimize and automate processes. In this document, we will show you ways in which this vision has already been achieved around the globe using Ingenu’s wireless technology, RPMA.

The IoT requires wireless technology to connect devices that collect information. Ingenu is a wireless connectivity provider dedicated exclusively to machine connectivity. Ingenu’s Random Phase Multiple Access (RPMA) technology provides wireless connectivity to devices allowing them to communicate back to their owners. RPMA has connected smart devices for years. RPMA is a thoroughly proven technology enabling dozens of private networks including verticals such as the smart city, smart grid, asset tracking, and oil and gas since 2008.

In this collection of case studies, we’ll explore ways in which RPMA has brought value to citizens, cities, governments, businesses and enterprises. While some of these case studies are specific to a particular vertical, many may be generalized across other industries. The value of the IoT is real today, and RPMA makes that value real.

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