Identified system integrators and services providers have been deemed as having the greatest opportunity of all company types to deploy, use and generate revenue from IoT/M2M applications, according to LPRS CS. They are the feet-on-the-street with first-hand knowledge of the end use requirements, applications and end users and can therefore leverage this technology to the benefit of all.

A new company has been established to provide systems integrators with Cloud-based end-to-end M2M and IoT monitoring solutions. Low Power Radio Solutions (LPRS) a European provider of sub-1GHz wireless solutions, has created LPRS Connected Solutions. Nick Pummell, Managing Director of LPRS explained why. “LPRS developed their market leading easyRadio modules to overcome the problems our customers found with developing wireless com...

The RF (Radio Frequency) specialists LPRS (Low Power Radio Solutions) has joined forces with SPICA Technologies to roll out LPRS’ Device to Cloud platform. This new partnership will enable LPRS to offer customers a complete end to end solution for those looking to implement smarter strategies as the world advances deeper into the age of connectivity, data and the IoT (Internet of Things).

A new strategic partnership has been launched between LPRS (Low Power Radio Solutions) and SPICA Technologies which will enable the former to offer its customers a complete end-to-end solution for those looking to implement smarter strategies as the world becomes increasingly connected and data driven by the IoT.

Many, many years ago… In the early days… … Radio modules were difficult to work with.

The LoRarange of wireless modules and gateways from Washington, DC-based LinkLabs will be distributed by LPRS (Low Power Radio Solutions) under a new agreement between the two companies. Link Labs has developed novel methods for communicating with multiple wir­­­eless devices at long range, and with low power consumption using the LoRanetworking protocol LoRaWAN.

LPRS will be presenting for the first time their recently FCC and IC approved platinum eRIC (easyRadio Integrated Controller) module at the latest Motiv8 Technical Forums. Also on display will be the very robust range of Circuit Design ISM modules and the updated range of IQRF wireless Mesh network modules, both available from LPRS.

  LPRS (Low Power Radio Solutions) has now gained FCC & IC approval for its easyRadio Integrated Controller transceiver module, eRIC9-FCC, approving its use in the USA and Canada therefore removing this complex approval process for OEMs.

The Circuit Design STD-601 400MHz transceiver module for telemetry, remote control and industrial applications is now available at LPRS. The advanced design has many innovative features including four frequency ranges conforming to various ISM bands available in the single device without sacrificing the superior performance of Circuit Design’s conventional RF modules.

Low Power Radio Solutions (LPRS) has announced that it is a product sponsor in support of the Warwickshire University Satellite (WUSat) Programme. The Warwickshire University Satellite Team, an undergraduate team now in its ninth year of operation, was in the beginning to complete six years of work as the electrical power subsystem team on ESA’s Moon Orbiting satellite (ESMO).

At Embedded World 2015, LPRS will be collaborating with ESL Smart Solutions, its new IoT cloud services partner. LPRS will have a model stairlift in action, as a practical demonstration of the use of the platform, showing the value of live data for alarm and predictive maintenance purposes being available to OEMs via the cloud.

Designed to be integrated into industrial equipment, the Circuit Design STD-503 wireless transceiver has been released by LPRS. Operating in the 2.4GHz band, the transceiver meets the growing demand for industrial wireless connectivity. The device, which has been developed for industrial applications that require stable and reliable operation, is designed to be embedded into OEM equipment.

Hosted by Element14 and presented by Rick Winscot, this video highlights three common issues engineers face when designing for the Internet of Things (IoT) - cost, features and security!

Designed for use in all available frequency bands, power limits and broadcast standards worldwide, the eRIC (easyRadio Integrated Controller) wireless module from LPRS provides IoT and other wireless control or communication system builders with an SoC fully integrated wireless controller. This enables a single device to be set to the local standard for legislation in the end user market.

Enabling users to predict failure of rotating components including wheel bearings and gearboxes on railway trains, Perpetuum has selected the LPRS easyRadio Advanced (eRA) wireless modules for a sensor system. The eRA 400TRS wireless modules have been designed into the rail sensor systems to reduce cost and installation time, as well as to improve reliability in the harsh environment underneath a train.

LPRS offers the low cost, high security easyRadio Integrated Controller (eRIC) for Internet of Things (IoT) system builders. The system-on-chip fully integrated wireless controller is suitable for remote, battery powered sensor systems, offering designers seven power saving modes of operation to ensure maximum battery life of remote sensors.

Providing IoT designers with secure over-air transmission, LPRS's easyRadio Integrated Controller (eRIC) is available with an AES 128 bit data encryption option. Available with operating frequencies for World Markets, the eRIC is just half the size and half the cost of the easyRadio range and can be set by users to operate in a number of low power modes offering current consumption as low as 32µA.

LPRS will be launching its new low cost easyRadio Integrated Controller – eRIC - at the Fortronic RF and Wireless Technical Forum on June 25th at the Williams F1 conference centre near Oxford. At half the size and half the cost of the long established and field proven easyRadio range, eRIC remains true to the easyRadio brand with many of the easyRadio features and benefits of eRA.

LPRS, Europe’s leading supplier of short-range radio devices is supplying their Duet wireless Keyfob and RX3 AM receiver module control to state-of-the-art alarm systems for caravan manufacturers and owners.

LPRS has announced that they are supplying their market leading easyRadio Advanced wireless modules to Microgate for use in their new wireless athletics training timer – WITTY. The new Microgate WITTY has been designed as a portable, practical and precise athlete timing system which meets all the requirements of the latest training methods.