LPWAN Technologies

LPWAN (Low-Power Wide Area Network) networks were designed to connect communicating objects, thus creating M2M/IoT (Machine to Machine / Internet of Things) networks. Sensors, communicating energy meters, and monitoring solutions that exchange very small volumes of data, require very low data rates, and consume very little power because they run on batteries are typical applications that can rely on LPWANs for their communications.

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LPWAN technologies can be divided into two main categories: cellular networks based on 4G antennas, and non-cellular networks, among which we find the vast majority of technologies in the ISM band (868 MHz in Europe), but also on other frequency bands such as 169 MHz.

Jean-François

Division Director

Jean-François has been working at Tactis since 2005 on master plans, feasibility studies, and especially on launching and setting up public service delegations and complex contracts (negotiations, contractualization) as well as monitoring contract execution for numerous local authorities.

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Do you have a question about LPWAN technologies? Need clarification regarding a future project? Send an email to Jean-François Celhabe, Director of the AMO division.

Jean-François Celhabe

Director of the AMO division

Jean-François has been working at Tactis since 2005 on the creation of master plans, feasibility studies, and especially in the launch and assembly of public service delegations and complex contracts (negotiations, contractualization) as well as monitoring the execution of contracts for numerous local authorities.