EE Times – September 9, 2015 – The horse race to build a low-power, wide-area network for the Internet of Things just got a new contender. On-Ramp Wireless (San Diego) changed its name to Ingenu Networks and announced it is raising funds to roll out a public IoT network in the U.S. by the end of 2017. Read More>>
Fierce Wireless – September 9, 2015 – Partnerships with vendors are key to making smart city initiatives a reality because they allow cities to make investments in infrastructure without taking unnecessary risk — such as investing in platforms that may become outdated. But partnerships alone won’t make a smart city a success– it also depends upon the leadership in the city government and the community. Read More>>
The Industry’s First Nationwide Network is Purpose-Built Exclusively for M2M / IoT Connectivity
CTIA Super Mobility, LAS VEGAS – September 9, 2015 — Ingenu, the pioneer in delivering connectivity exclusively to machines, today announced the launch of the Machine Network™, the first nationwide wireless public network dedicated entirely to machine-to-machine (M2M) and Internet of Things (IoT) connectivity. Based on Ingenu’s innovative RPMA® (Random Phase Multiple Access) technology, which has been successfully deployed in private networks around the globe, the Machine Network will make RPMA capabilities available at the public level. Anyone that utilizes M2M/IoT applications—from smart cities to smart agriculture—now has access to reliable, cost-effective connectivity.
Expanded leadership team creates strategic vision of the Machine Network™
CTIA Super Mobility, LAS VEGAS – September 9, 2015 —On-Ramp Wireless today announced a corporate relaunch under which the company will change its name to Ingenu and expand its executive leadership team. Ingenu, which the company describes as “Simply Genius,” will incorporate On-Ramp’s existing Random Phase Multiple Access (RPMA®) technology and networks.
Electronic Engineering Journal – September 7, 2015 – If there’s one thing the Internet of Things (IoT) has in abundance, it’s protocols. Some are standards, some are standards-in-progress, and some are proprietary. I’ve done some cursory reviews before, but each survey seems to raise at least as many questions as it answers. We saw that with the deeper dive into messaging protocols; things will be no different with this piece today. Probably worse, actually – in the end, while we’ll cover a lot of issues, it’s somehow unsatisfying. Read More>>
Electric Energy T&D Magazine – July/August 2015 – As utilities increase their reliance on ubiquitous data to monitor and operate complex smart grids, advanced connectivity for the Internet of Things (IoT) is an important facet of the overall system plan. Read More>>
IoT Connectivity Solutions – August 19, 2015 – The former leader of RACO Wireless, which was recently acquired by KORE, was announced as On-Ramp’s new leader July 2. Today at IoT Evolution Expo he talked about On-Ramp’s value proposition and promised significant news next month at CTIA. Cellular networks that underlie many IoT deployments today, he said, offer far more bandwidth than most of those applications require – so it’s like drinking from a fire hose. And the disparity between what IoT needs and what cellular delivers grows wider and wider as cellular network operators move from 2G and 3G networks to 4G LTE and beyond, he said. That excess, he added, comes at a cost. Read More>>
RigZone – August 21, 2015 – The need of exploration and production companies and service providers to effectively manage production chemicals served as the genesis of a new line of chemical management and optimization products. Read More>>