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How to add LoRaWAN capabilities to smartphones, Raspberry Pi, and computers
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A typical mobile phone does not come with a LoRaWAN module nor it can directly talk to one such network as its primary connection type is GSM. However, a mobile phone usually has an array of different sensors like GPS, accelerometer, barometer, and gyroscope as well as a camera that we can use in order to build a useful end node out of it.
The same is also true for a Raspberry Pi or a similar single-board computer that can have a ton of sensors but does not have direct access to The Things Network so it can't directly send data from the sensors over a long distance.
To solve this, in this video I'm demonstrating how we can use the LA66 USB LoRaWAN adapter in order to provide LoRaWAN connectivity to a mobile phone, computer, or any other embedded device with a USB port.
The adapter is manufactured by a company called Dragino and it is a very easy and fast way to add LoRaWAN support to any USB-enabled device. You can find more details about it on the link below:
The adapter comes with a companion Android app that can be used to send out the phone GPS data via LoRaWAN without any previous modifications and it serves as a great starting point in setting up the device properly in the LoRaWAN application.
The documentation for the module can be accessed below:
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The same is also true for a Raspberry Pi or a similar single-board computer that can have a ton of sensors but does not have direct access to The Things Network so it can't directly send data from the sensors over a long distance.
To solve this, in this video I'm demonstrating how we can use the LA66 USB LoRaWAN adapter in order to provide LoRaWAN connectivity to a mobile phone, computer, or any other embedded device with a USB port.
The adapter is manufactured by a company called Dragino and it is a very easy and fast way to add LoRaWAN support to any USB-enabled device. You can find more details about it on the link below:
The adapter comes with a companion Android app that can be used to send out the phone GPS data via LoRaWAN without any previous modifications and it serves as a great starting point in setting up the device properly in the LoRaWAN application.
The documentation for the module can be accessed below:
Support my work on Patreon so I can continue producing free content and tutorials!
Check out some of the other products by Dragino:
My recording gear:
How to add LoRaWAN capabilities to smartphones, Raspberry Pi, and computers
#lorawan #iot #smartphone #usb #tastethecode
Get exclusive Taste The Code t-shirts and merch at
Design great PCBs with Altium designer and get great discount!
Click on the link below to get two months of free premium access to Skillshare and start learning today!
Get $50 off your order on hosting for all of your website needs and learning projects on Dreamhost!
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