Dash7 Virtual Meeting September 23th

Agenda:

17.00 Introduction – Maarten Weyn
17.05 Use case; Vestfold Audio AS, Alert system for human wellbeingTrond Enger
17.25 Q&A on Vestfold use case
17.35 Why and when to select DASH7, DASH7 top 5 characteristics
Frank Gielissen

17.55 Q&A on Top 5 characteristics
18.05 Q&A on DASH7
18.15 Closing          Maarten Weyn

You can rewatch the whole session online: https://www.crowdcast.io/e/dash7-virtual-meeting

Or the individual presentations using the links in the agenda.

We welcome the Eclipse Foundation

The Eclipse Foundation joins the DASH7 Alliance

We are happy to welcome the Eclipse Foundation as a new member of the DASH7 Alliance.

Due to multiple benefits for both organizations, a mutual membership was exchanged between the DASH7 Alliance and the Eclipse Foundation. Both organizations share a focus on community-driven innovation and values such as openness and vendor-neutrality. This mutual membership is only the first step in an ongoing strategic collaboration between our organizations.

As the leading open source community within the IoT industry, the Eclipse IoT Working Group plays a vital role within the IoT ecosystem and therefore is of interest to other members of the Dash7 Alliance as well. Whether it is hardware related like sensor and gateway manufacturers or IoT platform development, one of the expected benefits of this mutual membership is joint participation in industry collaborations to develop common open IoT platforms for Industrial IoT, Industry 4.0, Edge Computing, and more.

Additionally, the DASH7 Alliance recognizes the added value in moving open source reference implementations of the specification and conformance test suites as projects under the Eclipse IoT umbrella.

In short, the combination of a wireless network protocol like DASH7 and the well-governed Eclipse IoT open source projects are an ideal match to drive the growth of a sustainable ecosystem based on open source software innovation.

Virtual Meeting May 12th

Our Virtual Meeting on May 12th 4-5.15 pm CET has passed.

Contents:

  • 16:00 Introduction
  • 16:05 Related DASH7 research from the IDLab research group of the  University of Antwerp/imec – Prof. Maarten Weyn
  • 16:35 Technical presentation and discussion on how to configure the DASH7 Access Profile – Yordan Tabakov
  • 17:15 Closing

Participants can pose questions during the event or send them prior to info@dash7-alliance.org

Watch the recording at https://youtu.be/lDrjsGTHabY

2020 Spring Virtual Meeting

This meeting is over, you can still watch the crowdcast at https://youtu.be/QMum9ZgjWsM

Join our Virtual Meeting on February 7th 4-5.15 pm CET.

Contents:

  • 16:00 Introduction – Maarten Weyn
  • 16:05 Aloxy manual Valve indicator using DASH7 for the chemical industry – Glenn Ergeerts
  • 16:25 Q&A on Aloxy use case
  • 16:30 Wizzilab parking lot sensor using DASH7 – Michael Andre
  • 16:50 Q&A on Wizzilab use case
  • 16:55 20 Q&A on DASH7
  • 17:15 Closing

Participants can pose questions during the event or send them prior to info@dash7-alliance.org

Register free for the crowdcast: https://www.crowdcast.io/e/dash7-alliance-virtual

DASH7 Alliance Protocol v1.2 Published

The DASH7 Alliance protocol specification v1.2 has been voted by the Members on January 31st 2019.

The version 1.2 of the DASH7 specification has been split in 2 documents, one for the DASH7 wireless protocol itself and a second one for the DASH7 Application Layer Protocol (ALP).

ALP has been implemented with success over several protocol (BLE, GPRS, NFC,…) and the Alliance has decided to publish its specification separately to allow its broader use.

Get your copy of the 2 documents here.