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The field of consumption data measurement can hardly avoid dealing with the topic of Wireless M-Bus (wM-Bus). For more than a decade, wM-Bus has been the standard used to implement remote meter reading of water, electricity, gas or heat meters. With a recognized standard like OMS, projects with wM-Bus can be implemented almost anywhere in the world.

Protocol Stacks have one goal: the automation of previously manually controlled operational processes. Using a microcontroller together with a wireless chip or radio interface, the Protocol Stack is integrated in a meter or sensor to enable it to transmit data via radio. But how exactly does it work to integrate a Protocol Stack into a device and what are the benefits of networking the devices?

From 30 November to 2 December, Enlit Europe, the largest and first end-to-end conference and exhibition for energy experts, will take place in Milan. As one of the OMS Group members, you can meet our Managing Director David Rahusen on site at the OMS stand (8.B50) or by arrangement at another stand.

This year, Offenburg University of Applied Sciences is organising the CAREER trade fair with a modified trade fair concept. Digital and presence were combined so that interested trade fair visitors could log on to Talentspace in advance to find interesting companies or arrange appointments.

From 19th to 20th October 2021 SECREDAS final project conference is taking place in the Netherlands. Managing Director David Rahusen and Tobias Reich, one of our junior developers, are on site for STACKFORCE showing results of the project participation.

Whether in the areas of smart metering, smart farming, smart industry, smart city or smart home – every company will sooner or later deal with the subject of digitalization. With our software solutions (Protocol Stacks), we aim to drive digital transformation for companies of all sizes and industries, and with our standard products we enable a simple and convenient introduction to equip your IoT network with connectivity.

Increasing digitalization is leading to a turning point in the energy industry. Public utilities, water and energy suppliers are facing greater challenges. Not only rising energy prices, scarcity of resources and growing environmental awareness on the part of consumers are driving a transformation, but the legal framework is also changing to more sustainability and transparency. Smart solutions are needed in many areas that make processes more efficient and ensure greater economic efficiency.

Digitalization is also becoming an increasingly important part of agriculture. On-farm processes are to be made more efficient and simpler by means of intelligent systems. Smart Farming means intelligent communication and networking of devices, machines, and systems.

Patrick Weber, Principal Engineer at STACKFORCE, has written an informative article in "Elektronik" about how sensor manufacturers can use the LPWAN wireless technology mioty® for their products. So, what is it that needs to be considered?

LPWAN technologies are the means of choice when it comes to the cost-effective deployment of a large number of low-energy devices in a comprehensive range of products. The most common representatives of this technology approach are LoRaWAN®, mioty® and Sigfox. All three are united by the low-power, long-lasting battery operation of simple sensors over a long range.