MeteoScientific
The Business of LoRaWAN
All about the business of LoRaWAN. How it works, who uses it, why, how they save or make money with it. Conversations with IoT pros willing to share their knowledge and help your business.
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29 apr. 2026
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Rish Chauhan and The Perfect Customer 04.04.2025 16:05
Rish Chauhan, Head of Sales at The Things Industries, joins us to explore power of LoRaWAN in business. We dive into how companies are leveraging this open source technology to tackle real-world challenges and generate significant ROI. Rish shares insights on what makes an ideal customer for TTI and highlights the most profitable use cases that emerge in various sectors, from retail to agriculture...
Dean Marsh - Using LoRaWAN to Fight Cold & Crime in the UK 04.04.2025 21:27
🔍 Episode Overview In this episode, we sit down with Dean Marsh , a veteran in the world of LoRaWAN-powered IoT deployments across the UK. From saving lives in rural Welsh housing to uncovering criminal activity through smart sensors, Dean shares how simple, scalable IoT solutions can drive massive impact— not just efficiency . Whether it's reducing costs, slashing CO₂ emissions, or catching drug...
A Rainy Day & The Business of LoRaWAN 01.04.2025 7:39
In this debut episode, we explore the surprising impacts of something as simple as rain — on traffic, farming, shipping, tourism, and more — and how we can only understand those effects if we measure them. That’s where IoT and LoRaWAN come in. Nik Hawks introduces the power of Internet of Things sensors and LoRaWAN networks to deliver long-range, low-power data that fuels better decisions. Whether...
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