Morse Micro, the world’s leading provider of Wi-Fi HaLow chips and Gateworks Corporation, a leading supplier of industrial single board computers (SBCs), announced they have partnered to bring Wi-Fi HaLow (IEEE 802.11ah) connectivity to the toughest industrial environments. Together with Silex Technology, they are launching a high-performance ecosystem that makes secure, low-power, and long-range Wi-Fi a reality in smart factories, transportation systems and energy infrastructure.
The New Backbone of Industrial IoT
Wi-Fi HaLow (IEEE 802.11ah) serves as a standards-based alternative to LPWAN technologies like LoRa or proprietary mesh systems. It combines exceptional range and power efficiency with the bandwidth, IP-native compatibility and scalability required for today’s industrial networks.
“Our MM6108 SoC is purpose-built for long-range industrial-grade performance,” said Michael De Nil, CEO of Morse Micro. “Collaborating with Gateworks and Silex Technology creates a powerful ecosystem that simplifies Wi-Fi HaLow adoption. Together, we’re bringing connectivity where legacy Wi-Fi can’t go.”
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“Wi-Fi HaLow is Wi-Fi that actually goes the distance,” said Kelly Peralta, Vice President of Sales and Business Development at Gateworks. “It fills critical gaps in smart transportation, smart factories, and energy infrastructure, without sacrificing compatibility or reliability. With the GW16159, we’re opening the door to a whole new class of industrial applications.”
SOURCE: PRNewswire