Building Connectivity for a Better World Begins with Reliable Hardware LumenRadio and Cadence

April 11, 2018 OrCAD PCB Solutions

IoT is here, and it’s huge. In a report by Globe and Mail1 , Siemens described the future of smart, connected devices as being the catalyst for the fourth Industrial Revolution. And Business Insider2 projects that by 2020, there will be more than 34 billion devices connected to the internet. In the midst of this revolution of breathing intelligence into our world with a variety of sensors and systems, there’s just one problem: all of those devices are relying on the same radio-frequency spectrum for their communication. This is where LumenRadio comes in.

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