Cambridge wireless startup ZiFiSense has leveraged the power of its LPWAN technology and its UK-China business model to clinch funding, a major award – and now a significant contract in Japan. IT Access and QTnet are to provide IoT solutions for agriculture and aquaculture solutions utilising ZiFiSense’s ZETA network in Kyushu Japan. In a pilot project, sensor information for aquaculture management such as water temperature and water level in the sturgeon fish farm in the mountain area of Shiiba village in Miyazaki prefecture, was successfully collected in the cloud via ZETA LPWAN. ZETA enables communication over multiple channels by ultra-narrow band. ZETA offers wide distributed access by mesh network and low power consumption communication in both directions. It is an optimal technology for IoT communication infrastructure. In addition, since a single ZETA access point (AP) can cover a wide area, remote monitoring can be carried out in real time even i...
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