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Early-warning sensor grids across remote forestland with no power or communications infrastructure.
Wildfire sensing grids typically cover hundreds to low thousands of hectares of forestland with smoke, gas, temperature and wind nodes spaced to give early warning well before a fire reaches a populated area. Battery nodes relay alarms hop by hop across kilometers of terrain to a single satellite or LTE gateway at the network's edge, so no single node needs its own long-haul connection. Because nodes run for years unattended, the network keeps watching terrain that would otherwise see a technician once a season, if that.
The terrain that most needs early smoke detection has no power, no cellular and no roads.
Long-life battery nodes blanket the forest and relay alarms across kilometers to a satellite or LTE gateway.
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