Helium Hubs LongFi Technology is an enabler of smart tech. Meaning, smart devices now have an ecosystem of their own and they talk and gossip just as people do. Alexa is a prime example of constant communication with different devices to provide answers to the many requests placed on Alexa. For your information, Amazon has to pay Telcos such as Verison, ATnT or Sprint; for access to data via the internet. And… that is how alexa can access info from multiple smart devices on the internet. These devices now have a network built specifically for their interaction.
The Peoples Network uses helium hubs as cell towers for their network. Thus offering long range connection to a network built for smart devices. Similarly,
When a user buys a Helium Hotspot ($410), they now have a miniature cell tower in a peer-to-peer (decentralised) wireless network. This network connects small, low-power devices attached to things as simple as pet collars, thermometers and pretty much everything else. Hence,
Governments, technology consultants, manufacturers, and servce provders, are creating mutiple adaptations to this technology. In fact, one particular company is tracking it’s fleet of transport vehicles, including scooters, from miles away through Helium’s “LongFi” protocol. And, the system is saving the company revenue as it protects the fleet. It works like a low cost lowjack system with a global reach and…
Helium Hubs LongFi Technology rewards it’s owners!!
With 200X the range of Wi-Fi at 1/1000th of the cost of a cellular modem, Helium’s “LongFi” wireless network debuts. Its transmitters can help track stolen scooters, find missing dogs via IoT collars and collect data from infrastructure sensors. The catch is that Helium’s tiny, extremely low-power, low-data transmission chips rely on connecting to P2P Helium Hotspots people can now buy for $410. Operating those hotspots earns owners a cryptocurrency token Helium promises will be valuable in the future…
Hotspot owners are compensated for the use of their data through a specialized blockchain currency, thus creating a self-sustaining wireless ecosystem. While Adding a smart interface to things as simple as concrete or a fire hydrant, pretty much anything, and everything will have this interface. As they would say, “From A Pin To An Anchor.” Basically, a new lease on life for this modern world of aging infrastructures. In other words, even roads and bridges will be equipped with smart sensors that constanly provides status information. As such, accidents can be preempted and prevented by using this smart tech in our roadsan bridges. And…
Helium Hubs LongFi Technology does not require much energy usage.
This network does not require much power or energy usage and is perfect for smart devices like ALEXA; or a GPS, or anything needing wireless connection and easpecially over long range. Consequently…
Helium already has big partners, including Lime, one of the companies using the Helium Network. Using it for tracking lost, and stolen scooters, and bikes; the company aim to drastically reduce overheads by using the Helium Network. This allows them to setup a peer to peer transportation system that will account for every scooters or cars in their fleet. Typically…
Better than GPS…
The scooters are untraceable when they’re brought indoors, thus making them subject to theft as connectivity gets obscured. In addition to that, GPS also tend to get deactivated when the battery is pulled out but the Helium Network does not have such vulnerabilites. As a matter of fact, “It’s an ultra low-cost version of a LoJack” that is virtually inescapable.
Neutron Holdings, Inc. doing business under the name Lime, formerly LimeBike, is a transportation company based in the United States. It runs electric scooters, electric bikes, normal pedal bikes and car sharing systems in various cities around the world. The aim is to reduce polution and conserve energy ; and this is how they plan to do it:
Helium is an Internet-of-Things developer platform for building the network and transferring IoT device data. Meaning, the platform building the peer-to-peer wireless network to simplify connecting anything to the internet. And, a monetary incentive exists for anyone to become a network operator simply by buying 1 or more Helium Hubs. It provides wireless coverage for low power Internet of Things (IoT) devices and earns you a new cryptocurrency, Helium Network Token (HNT), from your living room.
This is by verifying network transactions, adding new blocks to the blockchain, and performing other tasks. Certainly, the Proof-of-Coverage is a unique work algorithm that uses radio waves to validate Hotspots are providing legitimate wireless coverage. Therefore
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