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Open-Source 2.4 GHz Radio Eases LoRa Bottleneck for Volcano Telemetry

Original: Open-Source 2.4 GHz Radio Breaks LoRa’s Data Bottleneck for Volcano Telemetry

A newly developed open-source 2.4 GHz radio design is being reported as a way around LoRa's low data-rate limits for volcano monitoring, where sensor networks need to transmit more telemetry than sub-gigahertz LoRa links can handle. By moving to the 2.4 GHz band, the project promises higher throughput for seismic and gas data while remaining open and low-cost for research stations.

Why now: Open-source hardware that improves volcano monitoring connectivity is novel and relevant to hazard research and maker communities

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• Open-Source 2.4 GHz Radio Breaks LoRa’s Data Bottleneck for Volcano Telemetry · Bioengineer.org

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