Integration of the LoRa Vega BS 1.2 base station into the IoT system using the MQTT protocol

Currently, there is a steady increase in the number of IoT devices connected to the network. An analysis of existing trends indicates an increase in the number of IoT device connections. Modern Internet of Things (IoT) systems require reliable and efficient communication protocols for node interaction. One of the most common standards today is LoRaWAN and MQTT. They have become widespread in the field of IoT due to their range of communication and energy efficiency. The availability of protocols capable of operating efficiently in conditions of limited bandwidth and low power consumption creates the task of integrating their functionality to ensure data transfer speed and quality of service. The relevance of this study lies in the fact that the integration of a base station powered by LoRaWAN technology into systems using the MQTT protocol will combine the advantages of both technologies to increase scalability and flexibility and facilitate the development of IoT solutions. As a result, the task of integrating a LoRaWAN base station into an IoT system based on the MQTT protocol was fulfilled, which makes it possible to build IoT systems with extended functionality.