As IoT applications become more diverse, each use case brings its own balance of range, data rate, power, infrastructure, integration, and cost requirements. This makes it important to understand the available connectivity options early and make them easier to evaluate.

This session explores where Wi‑Fi HaLow fits within the expanding IoT connectivity toolkit, including implementation considerations. Rather than positioning HaLow as a replacement for existing technologies, the talk focuses on use cases where long-range, IP-native wireless communication becomes relevant. In this context, Wi‑Fi HaLow can be seen as helping bridge the gap between long-range, low-data IoT technologies such as LoRaWAN and traditional Wi‑Fi-based connectivity.

The session will also touch on how ready-to-integrate wireless modules can support the evaluation of newer connectivity options, helping teams reduce complexity while assessing whether one technology or a combination of technologies is the right fit for the final application.