Growing Momentum Behind DECT NR+ for Large-Scale IoT

As IoT continues to scale across smart buildings, utilities and industrial applications, demand is growing for reliable, scalable and standards-based connectivity. DECT NR+ is increasingly part of that conversation, particularly as the industry considers its role in supporting large-scale IoT deployments.

That interest was evident at Unify 2026, where DSR Corporation (DSR) President Genie Peshkova joined industry leaders for a panel focused on DECT NR+ and its potential across the growing IoT market.

Growing Interest in DECT NR+

The discussion at Unify brought together companies representing different parts of the DECT NR+ ecosystem and provided an opportunity to share perspectives on where the technology is headed and the opportunities ahead.

Genie was joined by Nick Dutton of Last Mile Semiconductor, Bruno Vulcano of Legrand, Jari Hämäläinen of Wirepas and Neil Rice of Nordic Semiconductor. Michelle Mindala-Freeman of SPG Advisory moderated the panel. The level of engagement around the discussion reflected the growing interest in DECT NR+ as organizations consider connectivity options for increasingly large IoT deployments.

Smart buildings, utilities and industrial IoT are among the areas where the need for scalable connectivity continues to grow. As these markets expand, standards-based technologies such as DECT NR+ offer another approach for companies evaluating how to support their future connected products and networks.

Collaboration Is Key to Moving the Market Forward

One of the important takeaways from Unify was the value of bringing together companies from across the industry.

The continued development of DECT NR+ depends on collaboration among the organizations developing the technology, building products and exploring real-world applications. Events like Unify create an opportunity for those groups to exchange perspectives and better understand what the market needs as adoption moves forward.

The momentum behind DECT NR+ continues to build as the IoT industry looks for connectivity approaches capable of supporting its next stage of growth. For DSR, continued collaboration across the ecosystem will be an important part of helping translate that momentum into broader adoption and real-world deployments.