In-depth analysis! Five industries that are strongly needed for the Smart Internet of Things

Everything in the future smart world is connected by the Internet of Things. Everything can be managed intelligently. Is this possible? Let the domain realization experts give you a glimpse of the transportation, manufacturing, retail, energy, and health care industries that will be transformed by the 'link'. As Amy Webb, Future Today InsTItute, said: Technology Internet of Things is a very important disruption to connect multiple domains. In the past, we usually did not have such a huge amount of data processing and intelligent transformation before linking such a lot of fields like the Internet of Things.

According to Gartner, there are 5.5 million new things linked each day; by 2020 there will be 21 billion component links to share data before. The key is the IoT smart related technology, which is also the driving technology of Industry 4.0 as considered by industry experts.

1) Transportation industry

Three link technologies for automatic cars:

I. LiDAR

This sensor can sense the 360 ​​degree rotation and avoid obstacles, collecting the appropriate data and driving the vehicle automatically.

II. V2X (Vehicle-to-Everything)

This is a technique in which a vehicle is connected to other components and equipment. For example, a pedestrian's telephone alerts an approaching vehicle or traffic jam to effectively control traffic.

III. Map link

There is a data transmission between the vehicle and the vehicle via a 'crowd-sourced' map to update the link and traffic status at any time.

In 2016, the IoT vehicle market will have a total of 225 billion US dollars (only 32 billion in 2015). By 2020, there will be about 250 million vehicles with automatic driving ability!

2) Manufacturing

The future factory is driven by the Internet of Things. With the help of the Internet of Things, the use of artificial intelligence to make force, industrial 4.0 factory and warehouse productivity, efficiency, safety, etc. have been greatly improved

I. Digital studio

The designer delivers the prototype to the engineer, who writes the development program to link, control, and operate the plant's machines.

II. 3D printer

You can control when printing, how to analyze and assemble from the collected data, and remotely encode control.

III. Skin skeleton (Exoskeleton)

Lightweight wearable technology helps practitioners lift heavy loads and work in spaces that are not easy to move.