In the first blog post of this IoT series we introduced a list of common IoT business paradigms F3 Wireless has come across over the years. In this segment, we’ll talk in more detail about “Fleet [...]

In April, the FCC voted to open a new section of the spectrum, from 5.925 to 7.125GHz, commonly referred to as “the 6GHz band” to unlicensed use. The Wi-Fi Alliance branded this new spectrum and [...]

In the first blog post of this IoT series we mentioned a series of common IoT business paradigms F3 Wireless has come across over the years. In this segment, we’ll talk in more detail about what [...]

Why isolation testing matters When a product or system has more than one radio and at least one of them is a transmitter, there can arise intermittent interference problems where the signal from [...]

If you cannot name something, you can hold no power over it. Let’s talk about the Internet of Things (IoT). You’ve likely heard this buzzword, sometimes along with 5G and Artificial Intelligence [...]

The last post was about IoT device size and how cellular radio performance and antenna performance are basically constrained by North American carrier performance requirements in opposition to [...]

So when you’ve worked on over a hundred wireless IoT (and M2M and home automation, and radio telemetry etc.) end devices, you start to see patterns. I’ll talk a bit about these more in the blog [...]

“I was recently discussing precision GNSS for IoT applications and the impact it would have. I see U-Blox just released their F9 multi-frequency receiver and with this development, it’s now [...]