NEW HOPE, PA (PRWEB) OCTOBER 25, 2016
M2M Spectrum Networks (M2M SN), a leading complete solutions provider for Machine-To-Machine communications, today announces that they have selected Link Labs as their technology partner. Link Labs provides a breakthrough carrier grade Internet of Things wireless platform called Symphony Link. Incorporating M2M SN licensed spectrum and Link Labs Symphony Link will create an unmatched LPWA wireless network for the Internet of Things.
“After extensive evaluation of all of the Low Power, Wide Area Network (LPWAN) technologies available on the market, Link Labs was the clear choice,” said M2M Spectrum Networks CEO Barclay Knapp. “When we combined the unparalleled performance and features that Symphony Link brings with the incredible team from Link Labs, we had a winning combination.”
Symphony Link, which utilizes LoRa wireless technology, is an advanced LPWAN system which features high throughput, wireless firmware upgrades, low powered repeaters, and 100% bi-directional message acknowledgement. Symphony Link is the ideal system for use cases in smart buildings, asset tracking, agriculture, and industrial automation.
“Link Labs could not be more excited to partner with M2M,” said Link Labs CEO Bob Proctor. “Using licensed spectrum for a wide area networking makes them a partner that our critical infrastructure and enterprise customers can count on.”
About M2M Spectrum Networks
M2M Spectrum Networks, LLC is operating the first licensed, nationwide wireless network dedicated to the rapidly emerging Machine-to-Machine industry. The company is developing a wide-area, ubiquitous coverage, data radio system based on licensed spectrum and proprietary technology; purpose-built and dedicated solely to M2M applications for the long-term. M2M Spectrum Networks has locations in Phoenix, Arizona, New Hope, Pennsylvania, and Jacksonville, Florida. For more information, please visit http://www.m2mspectrum.com.
About Link Labs
Based in Annapolis, Maryland, Link Labs Inc. is a leading innovator in low-power, wide-area network technologies that power the Internet of Things (IoT). The company was founded by a group of veteran engineers from the Johns Hopkins University Applied Physics Lab who had worked together on a variety of projects for the U.S. Department of Defense, telecommunications industry, and Intelligence Community. Link Labs powers a range of IoT applications across many industries including smart cities, agriculture, building controls, automotive, healthcare, government, defense, retail, and utilities. For more information, please visit http://www.link-labs.com.
