Low power interconnectivity
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Sigfox, launched in 2010, connects everyday objects to the internet using low-energy technology that captures small data messages efficiently. It provides a global, reliable network with low total cost of ownership (TCO) and supports geolocation services through a combination of terrestrial and satellite networks. The approach enables transformative business models and services across various industries by improving operational efficiency and opening new market potentials.
Low power interconnectivity
- 2. In 2010 we launched Sigfox to connect any everyday object to the internet from anywhere in the world.
- 3. Using public radio spectrums our revolutionary technology listens and captures the tiniest of data
- 5. Low Energy Device in sleep mode most of the time Small messages (up to 12 bytes) Few messages per hour or day Smart cooperation between network and device Overall TCO at lowest Device: Enabling the simplest, lowest cost radio chips Network: One central network Integration: comprehensive API and IoT platform provider Global & Reliable One contract, One network Managed Network with high Quality of Service Highly resistant to interference & jamming Simple One central system: No pairing, no configuration No connection. No protocol: the simplest and most efficient link between objects and the Internet
- 6. Sigfox: Creating connectivity specifically for devices.
- 7. CognitionLocationConnexion Core connection service Low TCO Simple, Reliable, Global It just works. It just happens. GPS free Location & accuracy Lower TCO Moving to disposable objects A network at your service:
- 8. GCT Semi: Save battery with Sigfox, secondary connectivity Sigfox as a backup for cellular Sigfox core connectivity with high QoS, to unlock massive IoT adoption and address industrial use cases. Complementary to BLE, Wi-Fi, GSM & beyond Sigfox in 100% of connected devices: as a primary or as a backup connection Hundreds of devices in the ecosystem and growing Live
- 9. Disposable envelopes use one-single disposable device Affordable devices Re-invent inventory, supply chain and logistics Connectivity to open up new market potential targeting even disposable objects & retrofit of existing RF devices A technological breakthrough leading to a business game changer Reducing object costs to tens of cents Retrofit existing RF devices 2018
- 10. A variety of geolocation services to fit YOUR use case Sigfox-only geolocation Sigfox + other technology geolocation Global & less energy consuming. Based on probabilistic algorithms. (2018) Machine learning running for higher precision on specific routes and POI (such as logistic nodes) Combined with Wi-Fi Combined with GPS Live Achieve higher precision & indoor, in dense areas The best of WIFI and Sigfox service continuity guaranteed High precision outdoor, with medium precision indoor. The best of GPS or Sigfox
- 11. Enable a simple device to communicate on the Sigfox network wherever it is… Special world wide module (Multiple radio configuration zone) Selected Base stations (118 Point of Interest) broadcast RC beacon every 5 minutes Unique hardware SKU 2018
- 12. • Global satellite coverage used as an extension of terrestrial networks • Seamless integration between satellite and terrestrial networks with same objects and messages • Scalable constellation of nanosatellites • Same ISM band used to connect objects to terrestrial networks and satellites Sigfox satellite constellation will complete Sigfox Operator terrestrial networks in remote areas 2018 2019 2020 ELO - POCELO Commercial service launch ELO launch
- 13. IoT is not about the hardware. It’s not even about the data. It’s about the service.
- 14. Improving business efficiency & transforming business processes examples: predictive maintenance, better asset utilization, higher productivity Generating new opportunities & enabling new business models examples: HVAC-as-a-service thanks to remote monitoring Bringing to our customers…
- 15. … for all their
- 17. … pilots in Australia
Editor's Notes
- #3: We decided to launch Sigfox in 2010, to connect any object surrounding us in our daily life, to get them digitized in the cloud.
- #4: We wanted to extract data from tiny signals and push back the limits of sensitivity, by covering every square meter of the planet This was our vision and our objective when we created Sigfox with Christophe 7 years ago
- #5: Looking at the point we have reached today, we see that we have progressed very quickly. A lot was delivered and done. Sigfox is now a reality on all 5 continents In 7 years: a new technology, a brand, networks, devices, API were born = > for one euro invested in Sigfox, one Euro was invested in the ecosystem