Top Insights
- A communication module could address the need to collect data from various meters (heat, water, electricity, gas) and seamlessly connect it to a smart city IoT platform,
- Such module would aim to resolve data gaps in areas where existing technology or signals fall short,
- Core technologies might include: LoRaWAN for data transfer, M-Bus, and C++ for optimal compatibility and functionality.
The Challenge
In the pursuit of transforming cities into smart, sustainable environments, utility providers face challenges integrating reliable data from diverse meters into centralized IoT platforms. Weak signals and incompatible technologies in certain areas make reliable data integration challenging.
The Solution
A custom LoRaWAN communication module could be designed to integrate smoothly with a smart city platform. By leveraging M-Bus for device interfacing and C++ for enhanced flexibility, such a solution would extend the platform’s reach and improve system reliability. This approach would ensure consistent data flow, opening opportunities for more effective utility management and smart city initiatives.
Results
- Real-time data could be collected from remote or previously incompatible devices,
- The IoT platform’s reach might expand, enabling better utility management through data-driven insights.
- System reliability could improve, supporting smart city initiatives with stable and accurate information.
