SenRa, a pan India Low-Power Wide-Area Network (LPWAN) provider for long range-based (LoRa-based) Internet of Things (IoT) applications, and Skysens, a LPWAN technology provider, have announced their partnership to bring low-cost, and long-range solutions to India.
“We are excited to announce our partnership with Skysens. We believe partnerships like this will bring innovative solutions to address some of the current challenges which are present in India today,” said Ali Hosseini, CEO, SenRa. “For example, agriculture is the main source of livelihood for about 48% of the Indian population. Due to lack of resources and ongoing climate changes, it is more critical than ever to provide farmers the tools they need to produce crops and manage their limited resources. Leveraging solutions such as Skysens soil sensors, provide farmers the ability to monitor their soil and determine the health of their crops in real-time.”
The collaboration between the two companies will provide needed solutions in a growing IoT market in India and will provide more efficient and environmentally friendly offerings. This LoRa ecosystem partnership brings a combined knowledge of LoRaWAN technology, to include network services, connectivity, and end-device expertise.
“We are trying to provide advantages of LPWAN technologies to end users who struggle with many problems in their daily life. In this manner, we are very happy to collaborate with global partners like SenRa to provide our capability with their expertise and network infrastructure. I believe this partnership will provide hard-working people of India better agricultural and other types of IoT applications,” said Burak Polat, CEO, Skysens.
SenRa has plans to deploy LPWAN across India and strives to bring solutions which will improve the quality of life for all citizens, the company said. SenRa's network services are designed to enable quick deployments of IoT solutions providing interoperability between smart devices.
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