IoT Business News – January 31, 2017 – RPMA technology enables smart, sustainable applications for America’s Finest City.

Ingenu Inc.™, the company that delivers purpose-built IoT connectivity, today announced the availability of its Machine Network™ in the greater San Diego metropolitan area.

The Internet of Things (IoT) network, powered by Ingenu’s RPMA® (Random Phase Multiple Access) technology will drive applications related to municipal sustainability and clean energy. The San Diego Machine Network will serve the eighth-largest city in the U.S., reaching more than 800 square miles and covering a population of over 2.6 million people. Read more >>

IoT Evolution World – January 30 , 2017 – In a recent announcement, IoT Evolution Expo sponsor Ingenu, RPMA pioneer and specialist in machine to machine connectivity, has outlined a new strategic global agreement with Arrow Electronics to provide Ingenu’s wireless machine-to-machine connectivity and certified modules to Arrow’s global customer base. Read more >>

ReadWrite – January 7, 2017 – This week at CES, Ingenu announced that the City of Las Vegas is leveraging its dedicated IoT network for the Las Vegas Innovation District to collect data from various smart city applications, like parking, air quality, and pedestrian traffic. Read more >>

ReadWrite – December 14, 2016 – The Internet of Things is sweeping across the globe at breakneck speeds, and before we know it, our entire lives will be facilitated by connected technology.

We’re already seeing the IoT make an incredible impact on how the industrial world operates, and we’re seeing it seep into household goods to bring convenience and efficiency to consumers’ lives.  Read more >>

ICMA – December 7, 2016 – In an age of smartphones, ubiquitous configuration, and eco-consciousness, traditional city lighting shines like a beacon from the 19th century, begging for an update.

Across all realms of modern life, “always on” has been replaced by “just in time,” and this techno-cultural change is just one reason cities should begin embracing a simpler, less wasteful, and more elegant option: smart lights. Read more >>

Hacker Noon – December 5, 2016 – Yup, just like the title says, this post discusses what you should know about the IoT. We provide the must-know material for sussing through the details when developing an application or considering wireless technologies for connecting a device. That’s a high order, so we will update as new developments are made, we receive requests and feedback, and more is revealed about technologies. In short, this is a living source of IoT information. Read more>>

Telecom Signaling – December 3, 2016 – The news this week in Telecom Signaling Resource was all over the map. It included everything from Fidzup raising $3.7 million in new funding, to Idea Cellular investing in 4G spectrum, to Ingenu turning up an Internet of Things network in Los Angeles. Read more>>

SDxCentral – November 29, 2016 – Non-cellular low-power wide area (LPWA) networks like Ingenu and Sigfox will outnumber cellular networks in terms of Internet of Things (IoT) connections by more than 12 percent by 2021, according to an ABI Research report.

Although both cellular and non-cellular networks will benefit from the growth in IoT applications, non-cellular LPWA connections will see particular strength in Europe and Asia-Pacific where operators have been aggressively rolling out nationwide networks. Read more>>

Tweak Your Biz – November 28, 2016 – The Internet of Things (IoT) has a reputation for being something that only large companies can capitalize on. However, in reality, the growing realm of connected technology has the power to provide invaluable customer insights to even the smallest businesses.

Imagine that you own a local sporting goods store. Looking at your inventory data, you may know which products are (and aren’t) selling during which seasons, but you’re not gaining any insight into why these trends are occurring. You have no hard data regarding customer behavior and foot traffic, so when it comes to optimizing your store’s layout, you’re left playing a guessing game.

This is where IoT technology can help. Read the full article here.

CNX Soft – November 20, 2016 – I’ve recently started to write a bit more about long range LPWAN standards for IoT applications, especially LoRa and Sigfox, as commercial networks are being launched, and relatively low cost hardware platforms are being introduced to the market. There are also other highly expected standards such as Weightless and LTE Cat M that will bring more competition to the market. Ingenu RPMA (Random Phase Multiple Access) is another available standard that’s been in deployment for a while, and based on an earlier comparison of  long range LPWAN standards, it comes with long range, supports up to 384,000 nodes per “sector”, operates in the unlicensed 2.4 GHz ISM band, and offers high combined uplink and downlink bandwidth than competitors. Ingenu recently contacted me and provided some more details and information about their technology and development kit. Read more>>