Accordingly, how do I connect my LoRa to the Internet?
The LoRa gateways connect to the internet via the standard IP protocol and transmit the data received from the LoRa embedded sensors to the Internet i.e. a network, server or cloud. The Gateways devices are always connected to a power source.
Also Know, how do you retrieve data from things network? Try MQTT and NodeRED. All messages into TTN are already published on MQTT, and are available using your application ID and EUI as the userid/password for the subscription. There are TTN nodes available for NodeRED and you could host a public webpage at Bluemix for example, or at FRED.
Beside this, how do I get data from LoRaWAN Gateway?
There are two ways, you can either download the basic packet forwarder and install it on the rpi: LoRa-net/packet_forwarder/tree/master/basic_pkt_fwd and configure it manually, or you can simply download the installer provided by TTN at: gateway/tree/spi.
How do sensors transmit data?
Transmitters use scientific sensors such as thermocouples, pressure transducers, flow meters, etc. to measure a specific property in a process, and then transmit the data via radio signals to a receiver. Receivers receive and interpret the wireless data.
