Omantel completes passive iot technology trial

Edited by: Veronika Radoslavskaya

Omantel has successfully completed a lab trial of self-operating Passive Internet of Things (IoT) technology, reinforcing its leadership in 5G technologies. Unlike conventional IoT devices that rely on batteries, Passive IoT devices operate using ambient energy sources. This trial marks a significant step toward providing low-energy, high-efficiency technology solutions. The trial demonstrated the effectiveness of Passive IoT over Omantel's 5G network, proving its ability to successfully connect over distances of up to 200 meters. Passive IoT tags do not require battery power, making them easier to install and minimizing maintenance. The technology is expected to bring a qualitative shift in business models across various sectors by creating new revenue streams and accelerating their digital transformation agendas. Omantel's future 5G-powered Passive IoT network will be capable of supporting millions of passive sensors across sectors such as retail, logistics, and manufacturing. The relationship between RedCap and Passive IoT technologies reflects an integrated approach toward enabling a comprehensive digital environment that supports diverse types of smart devices.

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