ZiFiSense
ZiFiSense provides Low Power Wide Area Network solutions for IoT applications, mainly providing coverage to battery-powered smart sensors. The technology uses distributed mesh access and patented 'Virtual OFDMA' with a single Ultra Narrow Band channel to connect wireless sensors across wide areas. Founded in 2013 in Shanghai, China, the company has raised $11.4M in Series B funding from investors including Lenovo…
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ZiFiSense provides Low Power Wide Area Network solutions for IoT applications, mainly providing coverage to battery-powered smart sensors. The technology uses distributed mesh access and patented 'Virtual OFDMA' with a single Ultra Narrow Band channel to connect wireless sensors across wide areas. Founded in 2013 in Shanghai, China, the company has raised $11.4M in Series B funding from investors including Lenovo Capital and Plug and Play Tech Center. Provider of Low Powered Wide Area Network solutions for IoT applications. It mainly provides coverage to battery-powered smart sensors. The technology used in the module is distributed through mesh access which establishes links between the devices. It also has its patented 'Virtual OFDMA', which uses a single Ultra Narrow Band (UNB) Channel to connect wireless sensors across a wide area.
Business model
Internet of Things Infrastructure > IoT Connectivity > LPWA
Team background
College Wise > University of Cambridge
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