DELFT, Netherlands – (BUSINESS WIRE) – Everynet, the world’s largest network operator for national LoRaWAN® networks, today announced the launch of the national wireless data network LoRaWAN® Internet of Things (IoT) in Phoenix, Austin, Atlanta, Miami, Charlotte and Portland. These cities are the first wave of Everynet’s national network roll-out, spanning 36 major metropolitan areas and major logistics corridors in the United States. With this deployment, Everynet expands its position as an award-winning provider of Low Power Wide Area Network (LPWAN) technology worldwide that is already processing billions of messages.
With the US investing in major infrastructure projects such as roads, bridges and lighting, cities now have the ability to wirelessly connect a variety of IoT sensors to the cloud without having to set up a communication infrastructure.
The most important IoT applications for the Everynet network include:
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Smart City: Cities can easily monitor and manage lighting, streamline waste disposal services, manage floods and check air quality.
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Smart Infrastructure: Applications used to monitor critical infrastructure, including roads, pipelines, and materials handling. In addition, the network can be used to monitor freight railways, ship ports and subways, streamline operations and collect data for predictive maintenance.
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Utilities: Applications for remote monitoring, maintenance and collection of data on water systems, substations, smart grid reclosers, transformers, LPG gas and household and commercial meters.
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Supply chain logistics: Track and monitor critical assets such as pallets, containers and goods. By managing geolocation, cold chain monitoring, humidity and shock, organizations can effectively get real-time data on the movement, condition and arrival of assets across the supply chain.
“Infrastructure, assets and services connected to LoRaWAN contribute to a more digitized, decentralized and decarbonised society that uses the Internet of Things as a platform for more efficiency and sustainability in most work, play and life requirements,” said Andres Carvallo, Founder and CEO of CMG Consulting LLC and Smart Grid Godfather. “Everynet’s offering is a contemporary game changer for asset owners.”
Everynet’s neutral host business model enables mobile network operators (MNOs), mobile virtual network operators (MVNOs), application service providers (ASPs), managed service providers (MSPs) and Internet service providers (ISPs) to offer low-power wide in carrier quality -Area ( LPWA) IoT services for their customers.
Everynet uses TEKTELIC Carrier Grade 64-Channel LoRaWAN Mega Gateways for the US National LoRaWAN® network to ensure the best wireless performance and network reliability. In addition, the LoRaWAN ecosystem, based on open standards, offers companies a choice of hundreds of devices and applications. The LoRaWAN radio frequency technology used by Everynet is a widespread short range, low power consumption solution that is helping to build extremely cost-effective IoT projects around the world. Its characteristics make Everynet’s network the best option for end users looking for reliability and durability, especially in harsh wireless connectivity environments.
Everynet welcomes every platform provider, device manufacturer and solution provider to use the newly launched US network through its Ethingz Ecosystem Partner Program. Talk to an Everynet representative today to get started.
To learn more about Everynet and our networks, visit: https://www.everynet.com/.
Via Everynet
Everynet is a global LoRaWAN® network operator, offering carrier-grade networks in Asia, EMEA and America. Everynet’s neutral host network model enables cellular network operators, MVNOs and global MSPs to offer IoT with NULL upfront CAPEX instantly and profitably at extremely low costs. Everynet makes IoT accessible across industries to enable enterprise-class solutions and is delivered using LoRaWAN® technology, the globally recognized open standard for IoT connectivity. More information is available at www.everynet.com.
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