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LTE-M

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What is LTE-M?

LTE-M (Long Term Evolution for Machines) is a low-power wide-area (LPWA) cellular technology designed for IoT devices. It supports mobility and voice over LTE, offering a balance between bandwidth, power consumption, and cost. It is commonly used for applications such as asset tracking, smart metering, and wearables, where long battery life and reliable connectivity are crucial.

What other technologies are related to LTE-M?

LTE-M Competitor Technologies

NB-IoT is a competing LPWAN technology that provides similar low-power, wide-area connectivity for IoT devices.
mentioned alongside LTE-M in 21% (403) of relevant job posts
Sigfox is another LPWAN technology that competes with LTE-M in the IoT connectivity space.
mentioned alongside LTE-M in 12% (76) of relevant job posts
LoRaWAN is a competing LPWAN technology providing long-range, low-power connectivity for IoT devices.
mentioned alongside LTE-M in 6% (135) of relevant job posts
LoRa is the physical layer of LoRaWAN which is a competing LPWAN technology.
mentioned alongside LTE-M in 2% (156) of relevant job posts

LTE-M Complementary Technologies

Bluetooth Low Energy (BLE) can be used for short-range communication and device provisioning in conjunction with LTE-M for wide-area connectivity.
mentioned alongside LTE-M in 2% (196) of relevant job posts
Constrained Application Protocol (CoAP) is a lightweight protocol often used for IoT devices and can be used with LTE-M for data transfer.
mentioned alongside LTE-M in 3% (61) of relevant job posts
MQTT is a messaging protocol suitable for IoT devices and can be used with LTE-M for data transmission to a central server.
mentioned alongside LTE-M in 1% (145) of relevant job posts

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