4 ms·
They didn't invent a new protocol or wireless standard. They're hosting a LoRaWAN and charging folks to use it. Presumably, Lime, for example, didn't actually n
by erulabs 4y ago
They didn't invent a new protocol or wireless standard. They're hosting a LoRaWAN and charging folks to use it. Presumably, Lime, for example, didn't actually need to change any hardware at all to use their service - their scooters already operate the proper hardware - they just bought LoRaWAN service from Helium instead of from say, Verizon. So I see no reason why it couldn't have been proven in a single city at the least.
- tromp 4y agoCheck the article; Lime is not using Helium at all (apart from some early unsuccessful experiment).
- deleted 4y ago[deleted]
- davidgerard 4y agoso, that's another reason to assume ill will of Helium - they never had a deal with Lime. Helium was just lying.