The People’s Network, developed by Helium, is the world’s first peer-to-peer wireless network that provides a secure and cost-effective way for low-power Internet of Things (IoT) devices to send and receive data via the Internet.

Based on Qorvo-Decawave’s DW3110 IC, ultra-wideband (UWB) compliant wireless transceiver, the DWM3000 combines an antenna, RF and clock circuitry, and power management into a single module to allow for cost savings and simplified design integration.

From small antennas embedded in mobile devices to massive antenna arrays found in cellular or satellite base stations, selecting the appropriate antenna for your design is vital to ensure cost savings, sizing compatibility, and optimal performance.

Symmetry Electronics Application Engineer, Anuja Upale, answers some common questions about Digi's XBee 3 family of products.

Developed in 1991, removable Subscriber Identification Modules (SIMs) are most commonly used in mobile phones for secure device identification and data storage. Serving as a link between a cellular device and network, SIMs are now being used in both small and large Internet of Things (IoT) deployments.

Symmetry Electronics Applications Engineer, Tyler Wojciechowicz, dives into some of the common ultra wideband topologies.

Application Engineer, Augustine Nguyen, answers some common questions about Sensirion's SCD4x line of sensors.

Learn more about how to use Bluetooth 5.1 for asset tracking.