According to foreign media reports, Samsung recently announced on its website that it will cooperate with SK Telecom to deploy the world’s first national IoT dedicated LoRaWAN network. The network will use the 900 MHz band for deployment. The related business services plan will be first launched in Daegu, South Korea's fourth largest city, next month. The launch of other regions is expected to wait until mid-year next year.
LoRaWAN is a low-power wide area network standard proposed by the LoRa Alliance for use in battery-operated wireless devices in regional, national, or global networks. This standard is designed to provide seamless interoperability between smart devices without complex local installations.
Samsung said that Daegu will serve as a test platform for the IoT network, focusing mainly on establishing and selecting infrastructures suitable for renewable energy solutions, cloud platforms, and healthcare/medical services big data analysis, as well as for automotive applications. Electric vehicle infrastructure.
For example, the street lights on both sides of the street in the city will use the IoT sensors to collect weather and traffic information, achieve cost savings by automatically adjusting the light intensity, and send air pollution status data.
Lee Jong-bong, executive vice president and head of infrastructure at SK Telecom, said: "With the early deployment of the national IoT network, SK Telecom will be able to maintain its pioneering position in the telecommunications field. SK Telecom will continue to include Samsung in the The partners within the company work closely together to provide new value and convenience to individuals and corporate customers through the Internet of Things."
Youngky Kim, president of Samsung Electronics and head of the network business unit, said: “Now is the key moment for ICT companies looking for new business opportunities in the future, such as IoT services. We are very excited to work with SK Telecom to jointly advance its groundbreaking The vision of the Internet of Things. Samsung will work hard to create relevant ecosystems and promote important changes driven by new IoT services."
The LoRaWAN IoT network uses unlicensed public spectrum called the Industrial, Scientific, and Medical (ISM) band.
(Original title: Samsung teamed up with SK Telecom to deploy the world’s first commercial Internet of Things LoRaWAN network)
LoRaWAN is a low-power wide area network standard proposed by the LoRa Alliance for use in battery-operated wireless devices in regional, national, or global networks. This standard is designed to provide seamless interoperability between smart devices without complex local installations.
Samsung said that Daegu will serve as a test platform for the IoT network, focusing mainly on establishing and selecting infrastructures suitable for renewable energy solutions, cloud platforms, and healthcare/medical services big data analysis, as well as for automotive applications. Electric vehicle infrastructure.
For example, the street lights on both sides of the street in the city will use the IoT sensors to collect weather and traffic information, achieve cost savings by automatically adjusting the light intensity, and send air pollution status data.
Lee Jong-bong, executive vice president and head of infrastructure at SK Telecom, said: "With the early deployment of the national IoT network, SK Telecom will be able to maintain its pioneering position in the telecommunications field. SK Telecom will continue to include Samsung in the The partners within the company work closely together to provide new value and convenience to individuals and corporate customers through the Internet of Things."
Youngky Kim, president of Samsung Electronics and head of the network business unit, said: “Now is the key moment for ICT companies looking for new business opportunities in the future, such as IoT services. We are very excited to work with SK Telecom to jointly advance its groundbreaking The vision of the Internet of Things. Samsung will work hard to create relevant ecosystems and promote important changes driven by new IoT services."
The LoRaWAN IoT network uses unlicensed public spectrum called the Industrial, Scientific, and Medical (ISM) band.
(Original title: Samsung teamed up with SK Telecom to deploy the world’s first commercial Internet of Things LoRaWAN network)
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