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Why Cellular Signal Boosters are Critical to the Internet of Things

by Teddi Strassburger on July 9, 2018

AdobeStock_113982913Reliable cellular network connectivity is the cornerstone of communication. But it isn't only communication between people that needs to be reliable - communication between devices and the platforms on which they operate needs to be reliable as well. 

From commercial applications like remote monitoring and LTE failover to consumer applications like smart homes and cars, cellular connections will power technology as it advances and moves into the future. As machine-to-machine (M2M) applications, like the Internet of Things (IoT), accelerate, reliable network connectivity becomes even more crucial for powering physical devices, vehicles, home security systems and everything in between - and enabling them to communicate and share data in real time. 

Traditional cellular networks tend to fall short when it comes to the proper level of support necessary for the continued acceleration of IoT. Wireless carriers are building new networks to better support IoT, and they can be leveraged to connect these smart and always-on technologies as these new networks come online.

As of now, there isn't an always-right solution for always-on and always-reliable cellular connectivity. Even the most robust networks, like LTE and 5G, still aren't rolled out everywhere. Many M2M and IoT applications that support smart devices and other initiatives are being deployed in areas that cell networks don't always reach or are obstructed. IoT requires the exchange of data between object and infrastructure, and as this type of communication continues to quickly expand across cellular networks, those connections have to be robust enough to power communications. 

Weak or spotty cellular connection can adversely affect inventories, revenue and even security. This is where cell signal boosting technology can play a pivotal role. Cell signal boosters ensure that whatever device is providing that connectivity or linking it to the cloud is reliable. Boosters offer a range of M2M/IoT solutions to facilitate better and more reliable data transfer across cellular networks, regardless of the carrier. 

WilsonPro's boosters and antennas can be directly connected to most cellular modems and gateways to provide consistent signal strength and to improve data upload and download speeds, helping to strengthen the foundations of M2M/IoT. They also offer other solutions for mobile and fixed in-building use that do not require a physical connection to the cellular device. By detecting and amplifying existing signal, communication can take place over the cellular network, ensuring a reliable connection for uninhibited data transfer. These boosters improve cell signal in remote areas or places where construction and other materials may impede signal and therefore cut off the exchange of communication.

The ubiquitous coverage delivered via cellular antennas and signal boosters is integral to carrying M2M/IoT into the future. Although networks will continue to become more robust to support these applications, the existing infrastructure can be leveraged to enable this exchange of data. With the ability to boost the signal that exists across the world. the communications powering the M2M/IoT ecosystem will be significantly improved.

WilsonPro boosters can help power M2M/IoT into the future. Contact your local Accu-Tech representative to learn more. 

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