Where can I obtain a LoRaWAN-compliant Gateway?
RadioBridge sensors will work with any LoRaWAN compliant gateway such as MultiTech or Comcast machineQ:
Once the gateway is up and running, simply register the sensor on the RadioBridge console.
For more information on gateway configuration and setup, refer to this document:
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