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The VoBo is a LoRaWAN endpoint which bridges wired transmitters to a LoRaWAN network. The VoBo is sensor agnostic, able to read multiple input communication protocols, and therefore must be configured for the transmitter(s) it is reading. Because of the wide range of transmitters and their applications, we offer the following guide to the best […]

Efficient operations at industrial plants require precise control of process temperatures. Wide-ranging ambient temperatures create operational problems in controlling these temperatures. To manage process temperature, operators utilize heat traces on process piping.

The VoBo GP-1/HL-1 is a powerful tool for collecting and transmitting vibrating wire sensor data read from the Campbell Scientific CR6 datalogger.

We are excited to share that Volley Boast now offers selectable device profiles within Actility ThingPark, The Things Stack, Orbiwise, and Loriot LoRaWAN network servers!

The most flexible LoRaWAN endpoint is now even better! A step change in VoBo GP-1™ and VoBo HL-1™ capability adds functionality and versatility. New Standard Features New Optional Features These features make it easier than ever to accurately and efficiently collect and transmit data to LoRaWAN® servers on customer-defined cycles!

Learn how the VoBo TC helped with steam trap monitoring in harsh winter weather. To minimize the manual inspections, and manage steam trap maintenance and repair more efficiently, the customer wanted the temperature data of thousands of steam traps available on their LoRaWAN network.

Over the Christmas holiday, the Polar Express brought one of our Midwest clients temperatures as low as -24°C (-11°F) and wind speeds up to 30 km/hr (18 mph). Despite the bleak conditions, our VoBos never missed a transmission.

This VoBo is deployed deep within a processing facility. It is used to monitor calibration gas pressures for critical process analyzers. The customer is focused primarily on health and safety during their rollout of LoRa/LoRaWANs. They shared the picture as it demonstrates how a $600 VoBo can both drastically reduce their staff’s exposure to potentially dangerous equipment and situations while also saving significant time and money.

It is time to question the way things have always been done. “I don’t know why. That’s just the way it’s always been done so we have to keep doing it that way.” Resistance to change is understandable. People are busy; they are rushed. They don’t want to mess something up or ask a stupid […]

Written by: John M. Greene Volley Boast is pleased to announce that our VoBo GP-1 and HL-1 models are now fully enabled to bridge Modbus devices to LoRaWANs. From the very beginning of our journey into LoRa and all things IIoT, we knew that we would need to be able to handle Modbus. For readers who might not […]