0G IoT operates at the connectivity layer — connecting sensors that Wi-Fi and cellular can't reach economically.
What is 0G and how is it different from cellular or Wi-Fi?+
0G refers to low-power, wide-area (LPWA) networks designed specifically for IoT. Unlike Wi-Fi (short range, high power) or cellular (long range, high power, high cost per device), 0G provides long-range connectivity at very low power — allowing sensors to run for years on a single battery at a fraction of the cost of cellular.
What is Massive IoT?+
Massive IoT refers to deployments of thousands or tens of thousands of sensors — each sending small amounts of data infrequently. Examples include utility meters, asset trackers, environmental sensors, and equipment monitors. 0G/LPWA networks are designed specifically for this use case.
What can I monitor with IoT sensors?+
Common applications include: tank levels, generator status, meter readings, equipment temperature, door/open/close events, GPS location, humidity, vibration, and occupancy. The right sensors depend on what you need to know about your operations.
How long do 0G sensor batteries last?+
0G sensors are designed for multi-year battery life — typically 3-10 years depending on the sensor type, transmission frequency, and environmental conditions. This is one of the key advantages over cellular-based IoT, which requires frequent battery replacement or permanent power.

