From design to operations
Plan the radio network before installing it
We prepare LoRaWAN coverage studies to help evaluate gateway locations, identify areas that need investigation and define a pilot. The scope distinguishes a predictive desktop study from measurements taken on site. A heatmap supports an engineering decision; it is not a universal distance promise or a guarantee that every device will communicate.
Coverage prediction: study area, relevant assumptions, radio configuration and a readable coverage map.
Gateway placement: candidate locations, antenna-height assumptions and practical installation constraints.
Critical points: areas requiring field verification, including indoor rooms, cold storage, pits and metal structures.
Alternative layouts: comparison of agreed placement options and areas where additional infrastructure may be needed.
Validation plan: representative test locations, delivery criteria and observations to record during the pilot.
Decision report: findings, input limitations and recommended next steps; final hardware selection follows the approved scope.
Illustrative coverage layout
What we need to scope the study
Site location and plans or coordinates; terrain and building information where available; proposed sensor points and heights; regional frequency plan; installation constraints; available power and backhaul; reporting requirements and acceptance criteria. Do not send access credentials or sensitive personal data through the contact form.
From the drawing to the site test
We agree the study boundaries and inputs, compare candidate locations, document limitations and propose a verification route. Site surveys, travel, installation and final RF measurements are scoped separately when needed. Revisions depend on the information available and the conditions found in the pilot.
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