Hdr100 L1 M2m Industrial Outdoor Router with Waterproof IP 67 Level

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The M2M (Machine-to-Machine) and the 'Internet of Things' are terms commonly used interchangeably when referring to smart infrastructure networks, writes Amy Ryan, deputy editor of Metering & Smart Energy International.

What is M2M?
A report co-authored by US telecommunications company AT& T provides a broad definition: "The new connectivity of both physical infrastructure and devices is being referred to as the 'industrial internet', or the 'internet of things', while the technology that facilitates this connectivity is most commonly called 'Machine to Machine' (M2M)."

In the burgeoning M2M market, advanced meter infrastructure (AMI) and the evolution of the traditional electric grid into a 'smart grid' are showcase applications.

In many countries, the first step to establishing an intelligent grid is the introduction of smart meters which, through M2M technology enables the two-way flow of energy and information between the utility and its customers – facilitating demand management and allowing for time-of-day pricing, load balance and load optimisation.

Machine-to-Machine technology also assists utilities to remotely manage their assets (eg. substation and distributed energy resources automation/monitoring and control). It has the ability to integrate a once siloed energy system, in which the generation, transmission and distribution of energy operated in isolation from each other.

The larger impact of M2M is its potential to help energy companies significantly reduce carbon dioxide emissions, lower energy consumption, introduce alternative fuels and drive operational efficiency – a top priority amidst ageing electrical infrastructures.

According to a report released in 2013 by The Carbon War Room, the M2M-enabled smart grid is a significant contributor to the reduction of greenhouse gases (GHG). The report states: "According to research conducted by several industry organisations and NGOs, growth in ICT and M2M has the potential to enable efficiency gains throughout the global economy that could yield GHG emissions reductions of up to 9.1 gigatons Gt CO2e by 2020."

This is good news for companies throughout the energy value-chain that are under mounting...

India makes largest Omnimesh order to boosts smart networks
CyanConnode, a global specialist in narrowband radio frequency mesh networks, has announced the receipt of an $11.6 million purchase order relating to a smart metering deployment by an Indian state-owned utility.

This purchase order is for Omnimesh IPv6-based hardware, perpetual software licenses and installation services.

In addition to this order, the Company is also negotiating a five-year support and maintenance contract.
Anil Daulani, managing director of CyanConnode Pvt Limited, commented: "We are very pleased to announce the Company's largest order to date for Omnimesh. The product was launched in 2018 and this brings the total value of orders received for this new product to in excess of $16 million and demonstrates its suitability for the Indian smart metering market. The size and scale of this opportunity reflects the rapidly evolving Indian market as well as the ability of CyanConnode's Tier One Partners to offer highly innovative and workable solutions."

India is a key market for CyanConnode, contributing revenues from existing contracts for State-Owned Utility end customers, such as Uttar Gujarat Vij Company Ltd and Madhya Pradesh Paschim Kshetra Vidyut Vitaran Company Ltd.

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