Digi-Key to host Private LoRaWAN for IoT webinar

Digi-Key Electronics, along with Machinechat and Seeed Studio, will host a webinar on Private LoRaWAN projects, dubbed ‘How to build and deploy a private LoRaWAN IoT project within days’.

Taking place on Thursday 31 March 31, at 11 a.m. (CST) it will be presented by Daryl Miller, head of solutions engineering for Machinechat. You can register for it here.

Its subtitle is: ‘From Idea to Field in Days: How to Leverage Ready-to-Use Components to Deploy Your Private LoRaWAN IoT Project’

IoT ROI

Specifically, it will address the advantages of Private LoRaWAN for IoT, how best to deploy ready-to-use hardware and software to reduce costs, and a technical demonstration along with some use cases.

Who is the webinar aimed at? System integrators concerned with deploying commercial IoT systems, engineers looking to build IoT projects quickly without the need for extensive resources, and IT and IoT developers responsible for deploying on-site systems, who are concerned about data privacy and control.

“System integrators, engineers, IT, and IoT developers alike will find value in attending this webinar on private LoRa,” said Robbie Paul, director of IoT business development for Digi-Key.

“This secure connectivity solution offers many advantages including a competitive edge, faster implementation, and faster ROI for IoT projects. LoRa will continue to be a leading wireless connectivity technology over the coming years, inspiring many new design possibilities and paving the way for mass IoT adoption.”

Presenter

Miller has 30 years of experience in developing IoT networking and software technologies.

He holds several patents and has authored multiple articles and lectured on topics involving embedded systems, IoT, software, engineering tools, computer graphics and networking.

“I look forward to highlighting the benefits of private LoRa across a wide variety of use cases,” he said. “Ready-to-use hardware and software can help accelerate the development and deployment of IoT projects while ensuring data privacy and control.”

You can register for the webinar here.