Guangdong Shenzhen will deploy 100,000 IoT intelligence water meters by the end of 2017

[China Instrument Network Instrument Industry] On September 18th, Huawei's “2017 Operation Transformation Summit” was held. Huawei’s managing director and operator BG President Ding Hao made “Transformation, Stepping Forward to Digital Commerce – Embracing, Practicing, Accelerating”. Keynote Speech.

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In the IoT space, Huawei has released the “Things Coverage” Internet of Things (IoT) networking methodology to comprehensively evaluate the NB-IoT network conditions in multiple dimensions to ensure the service life of the module battery and improve the reliability of the connection.

In China Telecom's Shenzhen Water Project, the geographic, network, and terminal information is input. The system automatically simulates key indicators such as terminal battery life, downstream path loss, terminal received signal strength, and downlink SNR to guide network optimization. And the deployment and maintenance of water meter terminals. The realization of the water meter reporting success rate of 99.6 or more, estimated terminal battery life of more than 7 years, to meet the technical requirements of Shenzhen water smart meter.

Through understanding, Huawei, the managing director of Huawei and operator BG, further pointed out that Shenzhen, Guangdong Province, is expected to deploy 100,000 NB-IoT smart meters by the end of 2017 to cover Yantian, Longhua and Foton, and gradually migrate water applications and data storage to Tianyi Cloud. .

(Original Title: Huawei: Shenzhen deploys 100,000 NB-IoT smart water meters by the end of the year)