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What to Expect When You're Connecting

Hosted by Unknown Host · technology · EN-US · 38 episodes

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What to Expect When You're Connecting includes interviews with a wide range of industry subject matter experts who share their journey, advice, and the mistakes they've made along the way in IoT. If you're adding connectivity to your products for the first time or seeking to optimize and scale your existing connectivity operations – welcome to the conversation.

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What to Expect When You're Connecting is a technology podcast hosted by Unknown Host, with 38 episodes on record and a Required Pod Score of 80. PitchCentric scores this show on Booking Probability, Listen Score, and live audience signals refreshed every 24 hours.

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Episode #2
Using Broadcast TV to Deliver Multicast Data Streams for IoT Applications
May 5, 202637 minS5
Send us Fan MailHost Ryan Carlson talks with Conrad Clemson, CEO of EdgeBeam Wireless, about using broadcast TV (ATSC) signals to deliver large downstream data payloads as efficient multicast—sending one transmission to reach many endpoints—while using 4G/5G with a Soracom eSIM for control, acknowledgments, retransmits, and security. Conrad contrasts broadcast tower coverage and capital efficiency with cellular’s dense tower topology, emphasizing applications where many devices need the same content: digital signage fleets, software/map updates for cars, video distribution, LLM/model updates, and RTK GPS correction data for higher-precision navigation. Use of dual-r...
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RTLS at Scale: Bluetooth, Multi-Tech Asset Tracking, and Cellular Deployments
Mar 5, 202629 minS5
Send us Fan MailRTLS at Scale: Lamplight Logistics on Bluetooth, Multi-Tech Asset Tracking, and Cellular Deployments Ryan interviews Kurt Nehrenz, CEO and co-founder of Lamplight Logistics, about RTLS (real time location systems) for tracking assets, people, or machines across outdoor GNSS and centimeter-accurate indoor environments. Kurt explains that Bluetooth’s widespread adoption has reduced tag costs enough to track tens of thousands to millions of assets, including single-use stickers, while UWB, 5G, and AI/ML make large-scale data practical. Lamplight takes a software-first, “no silver bullet” approach, choosing among RFID, Bluetooth, UWB, and cameras based...
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Episode #3
From Cell Towers to Skylo: Connecting IoT Over Satellite with Cellular Radios
Oct 21, 202547 minS4
Send us Fan MailIn this episode of 'What to Expect When You're Connecting,' host Ryan Carlson chats with Satender Yadav from Skylo, the Director of Global Sales Engineering. They discuss the intricacies and advancements in non-terrestrial network (NTN) satellite technology, which enables seamless connectivity for IoT devices no matter their location. Satender explains the challenges of connecting products and services to satellites, the ease of transitioning from cellular to satellite networks using Skylo’s modules, and the flexibility offered by Skylo’s solutions. The episode also explores use cases such as asset tracking in remote area...
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Episode #2
The ERP of IoT: How Senzary Turns Data Into Action
Aug 4, 202557 minS4
Send us Fan MailIn this episode of What to Expect When You’re Connecting, host Ryan Carlson sits down with Eric Schummer, CEO and founder of Senzary, to explore how modern IoT deployments go beyond prototypes and buzzwords to deliver real business value at scale. Eric shares how Senzary is helping enterprises overcome the technical and organizational barriers that stall digital transformation—by delivering plug-and-play wireless sensing, seamless protocol translation, and a flexible IoT operating system designed to unify OT and IT workflows.From predictive maintenance and legacy machine integrations to air quality monitoring and...
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Approaching Agriculture Inventory Monitoring by Combining IoT and AI
Apr 29, 20251h 4mS4
Send us Fan MailIn this episode of What To Expect When You're Connecting, host Ryan Carlson speaks with Nathan Hoel, Co-founder and CTO of BinSentry, a company in the smart agricultural technology market. They discuss the challenges of ensuring reliable connectivity for IoT devices in rural areas, the importance of customer-centric solutions, and the hurdles BinSentry faced with different IoT connectivity technologies. Key topics include BinSentry's use of time-of-flight sensors for accurate feed inventory in silos, dealing with microfretting in SIM cards, and the impact that a flexible and reliable IoT connectivity partner has on reliability...
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Tarun Gupta

co-founder, Skylo Technologies

Chris Whitaker

Junior Wallabies coach, SUNY New Paltz

Conrad Clemson

EdgeBeam Wireless

Kurt Nehrenz

Lamplight Logistics

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What to Expect When You're Connecting

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Recent episodes

Using Broadcast TV to Deliver Multicast Data Streams for IoT Applications

RTLS at Scale: Bluetooth, Multi-Tech Asset Tracking, and Cellular Deployments

From Cell Towers to Skylo: Connecting IoT Over Satellite with Cellular Radios

The ERP of IoT: How Senzary Turns Data Into Action

Approaching Agriculture Inventory Monitoring by Combining IoT and AI

Guest Appearances

Tarun Gupta

Chris Whitaker

Conrad Clemson

Kurt Nehrenz

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What to Expect When You're Connecting

About this Podcast:

Pitch Analysis

What is What to Expect When You're Connecting?

About the host

Recent episodes

Using Broadcast TV to Deliver Multicast Data Streams for IoT Applications

RTLS at Scale: Bluetooth, Multi-Tech Asset Tracking, and Cellular Deployments

From Cell Towers to Skylo: Connecting IoT Over Satellite with Cellular Radios

The ERP of IoT: How Senzary Turns Data Into Action

Approaching Agriculture Inventory Monitoring by Combining IoT and AI

Guest Appearances

Tarun Gupta

Chris Whitaker

Conrad Clemson

Kurt Nehrenz

Advertisers on this show

Best industries to pitch What to Expect When You're Connecting for

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