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Two things.
1) Helping a teacher friend write some guides for his kids to build a lorawan network of various environmental sensors at their school.
2) Building a few prototypes for a glaciologist friend who is looking to cut the cost and increase the battery life and reliability of his currently WiFi enabled sensors that tend to die after one winter.
Stonehedge-
That's very cool. I've been looking for an excuse to play with LORA and the best I can come up with is sensors for my mum's bee hives. Not that I've made any attempt to get started yet.
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Those modules you mentioned, they have LoRa & wifi on the one module? What's the use case for that? If it's to be used as gateway then wouldn't you rather a wired connection?
cyclotron3k
What fun stuff are you doing with LORA?