Acklio and Cisco Demonstrate IPv6 Operation Over LoRaWAN
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Amsterdam, 2018, February 1st, with LoRa Alliance at the “Things Conference”, the two companies showcase a new IETF protocol enabling IP connectivity across Low Power Wide Area Networks.
LPWANs, optimized for low power, wide area, and low bandwidth IoT usage, have lacked an IP solution. Thanks to a new IETF compression-decompression technology named SCHC (pronounce “chic”), it is now possible to integrate LPWANs into IP networks. Implemented for the first time by Acklio, SCHC enables interoperable use of the IP protocol suite across LoRaWAN.
The Smartgrid use case, demonstrated by Acklio and Cisco, simulates IPv6 messaging between a SCADA industrial controller and a remote utility grid storage unit. In the case of main communication link failure (Ethernet, 3GPP), LoRaWAN is used as a backup link via a Cisco LoRa gateway for IPv6 messaging with the storage unit.
“This proof of concept combines IETF and LoRa Alliance protocols to use LoRaWAN for both upstream and downstream IPv6 communication. This is a major step for the Internet of Things, at least as significant as the introduction of 6LoWPAN ten years ago” says Pascal Thubert from CISCO.
Acklio proves the potential of its solution. The Internet of Things needs a simple solution to provide interoperable IP connectivity across any type of network. The development of compression- decompression standards for IETF IP/UDP/CoAP protocols provides simple, rapid and transparent integration of LPWANs into service provider and industrial networks.
The SCHC technology will become a new standard in a few weeks thanks to the work of the IETF LPWAN Working Group and the leadership of Acklio and Cisco.
For Alexander Pelov, Acklio CEO, “this is a vote of confidence in our innovation and demonstrates the interest of operators and industrials to deploy our interoperable solution. Based on open standards, Acklio ensures end-to-end communication security and accelerates the deployment of new IoT solutions.”
Press contact
Matthieu Brient
matthieu@ackl.io
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About Acklio
Acklio provides software solutions to enable any LPWAN network with IP (LoRaWAN, Sigfox, NB-IoT…). The solutions deliver native interoperability, universal and simple integration and end-to-end security. Building on more than 20 years research experience and more than 13 doctoral thesis in network protocols, architecture and security, Acklio software is the first worldwide implementation of the new compression-decompression technology for LPWAN. www.ackl.io/aboutus
