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#Amazon has recently opened up its Sidewalk network, a long-range, low-bandwidth network, to anyone interested in building connected gadgets.
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This IoT network is designed to cover over 90% of the US population and provide free low-speed data for smart devices that do not require high-bandwidth cellular data.
With the official opening of Sidewalk to developers, Amazon aims to help enable the next wave of connected devices.
@Conste11ation microservices and the HGTP protocol could be the perfect solution for implementing Sidewalk. With its low-power and low-bandwidth requirements, HGTP could provide a secure, decentralized, and scalable infrastructure for a wide range of IoT devices, such as...
dog trackers, package trackers, soil moisture sensors, weather stations, and garage door controllers. These devices could greatly benefit from the long-range connectivity offered by Sidewalk, bridging the gap between the smart home and smart city environments.
@Constellation's microservices architecture allows for modular and flexible development of IoT applications, which is crucial for supporting the wide variety of devices that could be connected to Amazon Sidewalk.
By leveraging HGTP, @amazon could create a more efficient, secure, and adaptable IoT network that caters to the growing demand for connected devices in both residential and commercial settings.
It's all just data and @Conste11ation is tokenizing all of it with $DAG
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