Ursalink Joins LoRa Alliance as Adopter Member

Ursalink, a global IoT hardware provider, announced today it has become an adopter member of the LoRa Alliance™, an open, non-profit association of members initiated by industry leaders with a mission to standardize Low Power Wide Area Networks (LPWAN) being deployed around the world to enable Internet of Things (IoT), machine-to-machine (M2M), smart city, and industrial applications. As an adopter member of the LoRa Alliance, Ursalink will surely make a contribution to shaping the future of LoRaWAN™ technology and take an active part in large-scale IoT application deployments. Ursalink becoming part of LoRa Alliance presents a clear status quo of IoT world that LoRaWAN connectivity is getting increasingly stronger, as billions of IoT devices are coming online in the not-very-distant future. “It is true that our long-term goal to establish a widely expanded and tightly connected IoT world sides with the mission and vision of the LoRa Alliance,” said Zarek Tong, Chief Technology Officer of Ursalink,“Our role in the LoRa Alliance enables us to set up more tailored IoT applications for various environments and cooperate with other IoT companies within this ecosystem.” LoRa Alliance CEO and Chairwoman, Donna Moore, said: “LoRaWAN is the defacto industry standard for LPWAN communications, and our ecosystem is a key piece of our global strength. We are pleased to have Ursalink join the LoRa Alliance and bring its expertise and technology to our ecosystem to help address the requirements of the rapidly growing LoRaWAN market.”