French telecommunications provider IoT has announced it will launch an Bouygues subsidiary, Objenious, which will run the company's portfolio of long range wireless networks, targeting geolocation, fleet maintenance, predictive maintenance and remote meter reading. Several customers are said to be already signed up, ranging from local governments to startups, leading Objenious chairman Stéphane Allaire to describe the nascent company as "a key player based on a national LoRa network and an Bouygues platform that is now ready to host our customers." Its parent is in the process of deploying a LoRaWan network across France, aiming for 100% coverage of the country by the end of this year.
French telecommunications provider Bouygues has announced it will launch an IoT subsidiary, Objenious, which will run the company's portfolio of long range wireless networks, targeting geolocation, fleet maintenance, predictive maintenance and remote meter reading. Several customers are said to be already signed up, ranging from local governments to startups, leading Objenious chairman Stéphane Allaire to describe the nascent company as "a key player based on a national LoRa network and an IoT platform that is now ready to host our customers." Its parent is in the process of deploying a LoRaWan network across France, aiming for 100% coverage of the country by the end of this year.