u-blox announces new RPMA module and four LTE Cat 1 modules at EU Utility Week 2016
u‑blox demonstrates commitment to the IoT with new RPMA module for LPWA applications and LTE Cat 1 modules with global network support
Thalwil, Switzerland – November 14, 2016– u‑blox (SIX:UBXN), a global leader in wireless and positioning modules and chips, today announced its first RPMA module for Low Power Wide Area Network (LPWA) IoT applications, as well as four new LTE Cat 1 cellular modules. u‑blox will be showing the NANO‑S100, its first RPMA (Random Phase Multiple Access) module for the IoT (Internet of Things), made in partnership with Ingenu, at the European Utility Week 2016. u‑blox is also showcasing four new LARA and TOBY LTE Cat 1 modules. Read More>>
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