Connecting to Wi-Fi from 16km Away
Australian innovator Morse Micro is leading the way in Wi-Fi HaLow technology, also known as IEEE 802.11ah.
Wi-Fi was initially designed to connect devices within 50 meters of a base station, but new innovations are expanding its range and usefulness.
- Morse Micro has successfully streamed video at 2Mbps over 16km in a remote desert area.
- The company plans to launch Wi-Fi with a proven range of 16 kilometers globally by next year.
Wi-Fi HaLow, or IEEE 802.11ah, is expanding Wi-Fi's range and usefulness.
Morse Micro, based in Sydney with offices in the UK, California, Taiwan, China, India, and the UK, is at the forefront of this technology.
Author's summary: Aussie firm Morse Micro innovates Wi-Fi range.