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The Reachi device was tested in the Philippines recently, and the local ABS-CBN News station invited city official Bianca Perez from Quezon City, and Pernille Skjødt from LinkAiders to present the project and its goals.

What are the main theoretical and practical challenges in designing low-power wireless sensor networks? Professor Jiri Srba from the Department of Computer Science at Aalborg University, Denmark, gives an answer.

The NeoCortec team is looking forward to seeing you in Nuremberg at Embedded World 2019.
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In the November 2018 issue of the German SPS-MAGAZIN NeoMesh is presented in detail.

The IoT & Wireless Club organized by the Danish tech consultant company FORCE Technology is one of the leading meeting points for developers working with wireless technologies. In September the club has scheduled two member meetings focusing on Low Power Wireless. NeoCortec CEO Thomas Steen Halkier will be presenting the NeoMesh technology.

The Wireless Congress: Systems & Applications in Munich marks its 15-year anniversary this year. NeoCortec CEO Thomas Steen Halkier will do a presentation at the conference. It is titled “2nd generation Wireless Mesh Network for reliable communication in Unlicensed Spectrum”. Thomas will focus on how products designed to operate in the Unlicensed Frequency bands like 2.4GHz and 868/915 MHz ISM/SRD bands need to cope with disturbances and noise originating from the many devices already operating in the same spectrum.

Take a look at new articles about NeoMesh in Czech and US tech magazines

Jan-Hendrik Carstensen is studying business informatics at the University of Kiel in Northern Germany and analyses the NeoMesh technology for his bachelor thesis

We've had a busy three days at Embedded World 2018 in Nürnberg. And we are truly delighted about all the interest in our technology.