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Helium has solved the coverage problem through creating deployment incentive. You're missing the point of helium to such a large degree your post almost sounds
by delabay 5y ago
Helium has solved the coverage problem through creating deployment incentive. You're missing the point of helium to such a large degree your post almost sounds like satire.
- ece 5y agoSomeone looking at TCO might think differently. Someone looking at expanding the network at 5x the cost likely would think differently. LoRa also seems to be a proprietary standard owned by a single company, regardless, there have been mesh networks built with public and private funding that do not artificially keep costs high for longer than needed. If this isn't the goal for Helium, it would be tough to recommend or use.