LoRaWAN®
What’s LoRaWAN?
LoRaWAN or Long Range Wide Area Network. It’s a wireless protocol that supports low-power sensors and other technologies to be remotely accessed and controlled in what is generally known as the Internet of Things (IoT).
linkThe IoT and You
The Internet of Things has huge potential to transform human life. IoT technologies have yielded tremendous benefits to farmers, for instance, using sensors that monitor everything from groundwater, soil moisture, temperature, and sunlight. Using the data gathered by these sensors, often in real-time, has empowered farmers with the knowledge necessary to make decisions that have increased yields while conserving vital resources.
But it doesn’t stop there. The IoT has tremendous benefits for how we consume energy, the water we drink, and the cars we drive (or that drive themselves), among other things. The goal of the IoT is to connect our data points to make things more efficient, reliable, safe, and cost-effective.
Why Ethos Connected?
First of all, we care. We come from the communities we serve--small towns and farming communities--and we’re dedicated to connecting them to improve people’s lives. Driven by proving the value of connecting rural communities, Ethos Connected has grown into the largest contiguous LoRaWAN network in North America. We’re a fully redundant, carrier-grade fiber-backed network that has already proven its ability to transform both communities and industries. Our service has proven itself to be highly dependable -- in 2020 alone, there was no unscheduled downtime in our network, exceeding the expectations of our Service-Level Agreements (SLAs). We owe it to the rural communities we’ve connected.
And unlike any other LoRaWAN network provider, Ethos designs, deploys, services, and manages our networks in the most rural areas, delivering the connectivity they deserve.
Request DemoWe believe in the vast potential of LoRaWAN, broadband and the IoT to help enhance the quality of our lives. Safer roads, improved infrastructure, connected farms and sustainable rural communities to feed the world are all part of the promise of the IoT.