iWOW Technology partners with SPTel to expand wireless emergency alert system

This extends emergency assistance to seniors in public rental flats.

Singapore-listed tech firm specialising in integrated wireless IoT solutions iWOW Technology has partnered with telecom and digital solutions firm SPTel to support the expansion of the wireless Alert Alarm System (AAS) initiative, extending emergency assistance to seniors in public rental flats across Singapore.

The deployment builds on iWOW’s wireless AAS pilot in 2019 and marks the first use of SPTEl’s island-wide LoRaWAN network to facilitate emergency assistance.

The wireless AAS allows seniors to receive timely assistance during emergencies through alert buttons in their homes that connect to a 24/7 emergency hotline. To ensure reliable and resilient connectivity, SPTel will provide its island-wide LoRaWAN-powered sensor network, multi-network SIM solution and IoT-as-a-Service (IoT-a-a-S) platform, whilst iWOW will provide the alert buttons.

The wireless AAS deployment is currently underway and will be completed by 2030.

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