LoRaWAN Bootcamp for IoT Conference Philippines — PacketHacks

Last Saturday (October 10, 2026), Cubicore hosted the PacketHacks LoRaWAN Bootcamp — a full day of hands-on LoRaWAN learning with the Cubicore Gateway Pocket and Cubicore DevBoard, all in preparation for the IoT Conference Philippines PacketHacks IoT Hackathon.

PacketHacks LoRaWAN Bootcamp participants gathered in front of the packetworks IoT Technology Hub — Bootcamp participants outside the packetworks IoT Technology Hub after the PacketHacks LoRaWAN Bootcamp.

Bootcamp attendees with laptops working through the hands-on LoRaWAN exercises — A full room of participants working through the hands-on LoRaWAN exercises.

Participants from Ifugao State University working on their LoRaWAN setup.

A Cubicore presenter walking participants through the Cubicore documentation — Walking through the Cubicore documentation for connected hardware during the bootcamp.

A Cubicore speaker briefing participants at the start of the bootcamp — A Cubicore speaker briefing participants at the start of the day.

Last Saturday (October 10, 2026), Cubicore successfully hosted the PacketHacks LoRaWAN Bootcamp! It was a full day of hands-on learning, diving deep into LoRaWAN using the Cubicore Gateway Pocket and the Cubicore DevBoard — all in preparation for the upcoming IoT Conference Philippines PacketHacks IoT Hackathon.

What participants built

Participants built an end-to-end LoRaWAN solution using TTN Sandbox as their LoRaWAN Network Server (LNS) and Cubicore Cloud as the IoT platform. They used the Cubicore Gateway Pocket as their LoRaWAN gateway, and the Cubicore DevBoard with a Temperature-Humidity Probe as their sensor.

Cubicore Gateway Pocket as the LoRaWAN gateway
Cubicore DevBoard with a Temperature-Humidity Probe as the sensor
TTN Sandbox as the LoRaWAN Network Server
Cubicore Cloud as the IoT platform

Bonus: an AI-assisted developer workflow

As a bonus, attendees also experienced an AI-assisted workflow using PlatformIO and the Google Antigravity extensions in Visual Studio Code.

The next phase: ideation and prototyping

The next phase is ideation and prototyping. Good luck to all our participants! Watch their live demos and pitching on November 11 at the IoT Conference Philippines, Megatrade Hall, SM Megamall, Mandaluyong City, Philippines.

Planning a LoRaWAN deployment?

Tell us where your assets are and we'll come back with a coverage plan and hardware list.

Email info@cubicore.io