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Long range radio communication for everyone using LoRaWAN.

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Video duration
00:21:14
Language
English
Abstract
Having lots of ideas for wireless technical gadgets but your WLAN range is to short? Building a sensor network, but you are tired of wiring the sensors together? LoRaWAN could be the way out of those traps for your next project! Set up a single gateway, and you will be able to deploy a ton of devices in kilometres of range. And what is best, there is even a cooperative community about it. You will provide your neighbours with LoRaWAN, too!

LoRa is a low power long range radio data transmission technology. LoRaWAN is a wide area network protocol on top of LoRa, that makes it easy to hook up lots of wireless, battery powered devices to the internet or to your personal server. We will introduce you to LoRaWAN, tell you what it can be used for, and how it works.

With “the things network” there exists an open source community that aims at creating a global network for LoRaWAN devices. You can use it to have your own technical creations reach your server at home from wherever there is a gateway. You can set up your own gateways to help build that network and share the coverage created by you with the community.

We are working with this technology on a daily basis at our jobs (at Lobaro GmbH [1], a small company creating industrial IoT solutions), and find that it has high potential in many geek/hobby/maker projects. With "the things network" [2] there exists a community based open source initiative for making it available (think "freifunk" for IoT), but still there is not much knowledge about it in the scene. It's a cool technology that people should know about!

Our introductions will be centred around Arduino based hardware, which is what most are familiar with.

We will also have a LoRaWAN TTN Gateway at our assembly (which is Deep Cyber [3]) along with some LoRaWAN devices, so that people who get interested by the talk and want to try out how it feels to work with the technology can come to our assembly and have a go at it.

We are aware that there has been a talk about LoRa at 33C3 [4], but that had a totally different scope than ours. They focused on the modulation and how bits are physically transmitted. We want to talk about LoRaWAN, which is build on top of LoRa, and which provides an affordable and easy to use way of data transmission.

[1]: https://www.lobaro.com/
[2]: https://www.thethingsnetwork.org/
[3]: https://www.deepcyber.de/
[4]: https://media.ccc.de/v/33c3-7945-decoding_the_lora_phy

Talk ID
35c3CW-27
Event:
35c3-chaoswest
Day
1
Room
Chaos West Bühne
Start
4:30 p.m.
Duration
00:20:00
Track
None
Type of
Einfacher Slot mit optionalen Q+A
Speaker
Peer Springstübe
Tobias Kaupat
Talk Slug & media link
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