The Internet of Things was created in order to improve our existence as a society by connecting different aspects of life. It is a technology with great potential that is well suited for different applications. As such it can also be of use in battling against the pandemic.
Rakwireless offers LoRaWAN® devices that are internationally operable and well suited for deployment worldwide in order to help lessen the impact of the CV crisis.
Having an IoT network the likes of LoRaWAN available is essential for quickly developing solutions. Developers need to have the freedom to test their solutions so they can rapidly prototype and implement their designs, reducing production time.
For the aforementioned reasons 3 countries have chosen to offer free LoRaWAN network services to help the fight against Covid-19:
Spain (Madrid)
Everyone, a LoRaWAN gateway provider in Madrid, has built a free wireless data network to be used by local healthcare institutions. This speeds up the process of deploying healthcare services in the front line. LoRa solutions can be tested and deployed in field conditions to speed up the recovery from CV-19.
Finland
One of the targets of the Covid-19 pandemic is elderly, thus Finnish LoRaWAN service providers, like Digita in partnership with Vesratio offer free network access for developers to deploy their healthcare solutions with ease.
India
Network providers like SenRa see the importance of IoT in fighting the pandemic, thus they are offering free network access to developers that create in the healthcare field. Also, they have partnered with Ginjer - an IoT Analytics platform - to assist in providing real-time updates on IoT devices used at the frontline.
RAKwireless, a leading LoRa Modules manufacturer, sees the importance of IoT in fighting against this pandemic. The technology could be the solution to surviving in these trying times, and as manufacturers, we use this opportunity to create solutions that will keep us safe.
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