Wi-Fi HaLow: long-range Wi-Fi for the IoT
This Masterclass explains how Wi-Fi HaLow is enabling long-range Wi-Fi applications for the IoT
The Wi-Fi HaLow wireless networking protocol has the potential to transform the IoT. Operating in the license-exempt sub-1GHz range, it allows users to connect IoT devices over a radius of one kilometer – ten times the range of traditional Wi-Fi – making it suited for both indoor and outdoor IoT scenarios such as home and industrial automation, smart agriculture, smart cities, smart buildings, warehouses, retail stores, campuses and more. In this Masterclass, our experts explain some of the common issues and opportunities around Wi-Fi HaLow. They will also introduce the FGH100M, a Wi-Fi HaLow module based on Morse Micro’s MM6108 Wi-Fi HaLow SoC. This module enables lower power connectivity than previous Wi-Fi technologies and can fulfil the needs for multi-year battery-powered IoT devices.
Speakers
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Kevin Daly
For 35 years Kevin has been counseling global customers in wired and wireless communications industries and has spent the last 5 years evangelizing Morse Micro's Wi-Fi HaLow technology to world-wide strategic partners and customers. Kevin is an active participant in industry alliances such as Wi-Fi Alliance, Wireless Broadband Alliance and CSA Matter. Prior to joining Morse Micro, Kevin held strategic sales positions at ANSYS, Broadcom, and National Semiconductor.
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Kalyan Gaddam
Kaylan has over 20 years of experience in Wi-Fi and related technologies - both as an engineer and as a product manager. Prior to Quectel Kalyan worked with companies such as Motorola, Garmin and Hitachi Energy. A champion of short range connectivity, he strives to see how it can be used to solve connectivity challenges.
Agenda
Common challenges for wireless IoT connectivity |
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How Wi-Fi HaLow solves these challenges |
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Wi-Fi HaLow’s advantages in various use cases |
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Quectel's Wi-Fi HaLow product |
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