Lacuna Space puts another IoT Gateway in space Backed by the European and UK Space Agencies, the shoebox sized satellite joins the Lacuna satellite network today. Connecting small, low power devices everywhere around the world. 3 November 2020 Lacuna Space adds the latest satellite to its demonstration constellation for the Internet-of-Things (IoT). The company completed…
Never lose anything again – Lacuna Space leads the way in multi-technology global positioning Combining IoT connectivity and geolocation via Lacuna Space with GNSS and WiFi scanning. Dramatically reducing battery consumption and complexity for geolocation applications by using a multi-technology chip. Complementing GNSS systems. Space is full of exciting applications! But no other application has…
World premier: First plant-powered IoT sensor sends signal to space Plant-e and Lacuna Space combine bio- and space technology for Internet of Things devices 14 January 2020 Harwell, Oxfordshire, UK, 14th January 2020 – The first-ever plant-powered sensor has successfully transmitted to a satellite in space. The pilot service, using plants as the energy source,…
One step closer to global coverage for IoT devices: Lacuna Space and Miromico announce collaboration 25 November 2019 Lacuna Space, a provider for connectivity everywhere, and Miromico, a global leader for the design and production of wireless products for the Internet of Things (IoT), have signed a collaboration agreement for the development and easy provision…
Global connectivity provider Lacuna Space and IRNAS, an innovation lab for hardware and IoT products, have signed a collaboration agreement to design, develop and test IoT devices that use LoRaWAN®. The IoT devices enable users to acquire valuable information and achieve this at an affordable cost. IRNAS will integrate the Lacuna Space technology into products…
Amsterdam, 31 January 2019: The Things Network, a global LoRaWAN network, in partnership with Lacuna Space will be the first global LoRaWAN operator to be routing LoRaWAN message received by their space gateways for end users. Read more about this at thethingsnetwork.org