LACE Internet of Things, Naberezhnaya Obvodnogo kanala, 46, lit. A, Saint Petersburg (2026)

The Lace company (“Lace” LLC) develops and operates a self-named, wireless, global,
energy-efficient network. Other members include such trustworthy companies as IBM,
Semtech and other companies in the field of telecommunication, microelectronics,
program development, and system integration – from start-ups to multinational
corporations. Thus, Lace makes a significant contribution to the development of the
Internet of Things all over the world.

12/04/2016

The Internet of Space (IoS): A Future Backbone for the Internet of Things?
The current IoT leverages existing wired and wireless network infrastructures for communications and control. However, as IoT devices continue to proliferate in parallel with higher data rate communications and data services, these existing networks will become increasingly stressed and congested, particularly in remote and underserved regions of the world. Consequently, there has been a renaissance in interest and investment in space – and suborbital-based high-data-rate communications networks – the internet of space. These networks will have global impact on humanity by delivering high bandwidth information to every part of the world. The figure below shows a conceptual European communications ecosystem leveraging a satellite backbone in parallel with the existing wireline infrastructure.
http://iot.ieee.org/newsletter/march-2016/the-internet-of-space-ios-a-future-backbone-for-the-internet-of-things.html

IEEE IoT provides information and resources about the Internet of Things. Learn about the IEEE IoT Journal, World Forum on Internet of Things conference and the latest innovations in the field.

22/03/2016

Unlocking the potential of the Internet of Things full report.
The Internet of Things — digitizing the physical world — has received enormous attention. In this research, the McKinsey Global Institute set out to look beyond the hype to understand exactly how IoT technology can create real economic value. Central finding is that the hype may actually understate the full potential of the IofT — but that capturing the maximum benefits will require an understanding of where real value can be created and successfully addressing a set of systems issues, including interoperability.
http://lace.io/unlocking-the-potential-of-the-internet-of-things-full-report/

The Internet of Things—digitizing the physical world—has received enormous attention. In this research, the McKinsey Global Institute set out to look beyond the hype to understand exactly how IoT technology can create real economic value.

06/11/2015

The largest LoRaWAN smart meter deployment in the world – LOESK to install 400 thousand LoRaWAN-compatible electricity meters beginning this year.
JSC “Leningrad regional power supply company” (LOESK) has announced plans to equip its facilities with 400 thousand electricity meters supporting the LoRaWAN long range, low power wireless communication protocol. The planned roll out of for all of the meters will be over the next four years. The agreement was signed in October, 2015 between LOESK and SPbZIP – the manufacturer of the measuring equipment.
http://lace.io/the-largest-lorawan-smart-meter-deployment-in-the-world-loesk-to-install-400-thousand-lorawan-compatible-electricity-meters-beginning-this-year/

The agreement signed between the power supply company and SPbZIP the manufacturer of the meters, details the supply to the LOESK facilities of the Vector-100, Vector-300 and CE2726A meters.

20/10/2015

Russian LoRaWAN-operator Lace attended conference Internet of Things in Berlin.
The Internet of Things Europe 2015 conference, held in Berlin in October 5-7 this year, gathered leading players of the worldwide Internet of Things (IoT) market. The main purpose of the event was to establish partnership relations between companies that will facilitate faster development of the Internet of Things ecosystem and elaboration of monetization system for IoT services for business.
Special attention at the Internet of Things Europe 2015 was given to issues of long range and energy efficient wireless data transmission. Igor Shirokov, CEO of Lace, attended the event as a guest. According to Igor, IoT is at the stage of active origin so far. Cooperation with colleagues at the Internet of Things Europe 2015 confirmed that the Lace company current course of development is correct and in demand. Lace was well appreciated by Lora Alliance partners for active extension of the LoRaWAN network coverage territory.
http://lace.io/russian-lorawan-operator-lace-attended-conference-internet-of-things-in-berlin/

The Internet of Things Europe 2015 conference, held in Berlin in October 5-7 this year, gathered leading players of the worldwide Internet of Things (IoT) market. The main purpose of the event was to …

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