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Several networking technologies targeting the IoT application space currentlycompete within the smart city domain, both in outdoor and indoor deployments.However, up till now, there is no clear winner, and results from real-worlddeployments have only recently started to surface. In this paper, we present acomparative study of 2 popular IoT networking technologies, LoRa and IEEE802.15.4, within the context of a research-oriented IoT deployment insideschool buildings in Europe, targeting energy efficiency in education. Weevaluate the actual performance of these two technologies in real-worldsettings, presenting a comparative study on the effect of parameters like thebuilt environment, network quality, or data rate. Our results indicate thatboth technologies have their advantages, and while in certain cases both areperfectly adequate, in our use case LoRa exhibits a more robust behavior.Moreover, LoRa's characteristics make it a very good choice for indoor IoTdeployments such as in educational buildings, and especially in cases wherethere are low bandwidth requirements.

Experiences from Using LoRa and IEEE 802.15.4 for IoT-enabled Classrooms