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    Firmware Over The Air (LPWAN)

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      Asb
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      Hi,

      Im curious about the following:

      Reading in the things networks forums, there is some interesting material about work regarding firmware updates using LoRa.
      Let's say for example the things network implements over the air updates via lora in their console. Could existing LoPy's (4) use this feature, or could a manual firmware update from pycom enable this feature or not possible?

      Thanks
      Best regards

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        robert-hh @Asb
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        @asb I understood that this firmware update mechanism addresses gateways. But I may be wrong.

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          Paul Thornton @Asb
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          @asb said in Firmware Over The Air (LPWAN):

          Hi,

          Im curious about the following:

          Reading in the things networks forums, there is some interesting material about work regarding firmware updates using LoRa.
          Let's say for example the things network implements over the air updates via lora in their console. Could existing LoPy's (4) use this feature, or could a manual firmware update from pycom enable this feature or not possible?

          Thanks
          Best regards

          We have user's who have implemented there own firmware OTA using lora in the past. I dont think anything got released for public use however. Ill try and find out what our plans are Re: Lora OTA.

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