The Internet of Things (IOT) is a technological revolution with the goal of embedding short-range mobile data transceivers into gadgets or things in everyday life, bringing new developments to the field of information communication technology.

　　

　　Frost & Sullivan‘s research report presents eight trends in the Internet of Things:

　　

　　First, the Internet of Things will evolve into a cognitive tool

　　

　　8 major trends in the development of the Internet of Things

　　

　　The development of the Internet of Things in 2017 will evolve from the IoT version 0.0 connectivity to the IoT 2.0 version of cognitive computing and predictive computing.

　　

　　(I), IoT 0.0 is Machine-to-Machine (M2M) features include: online devices are integrated with enterprise or consumer applications through mobile phones or with other networks, with very little data data, and Emphasis is placed on the "plumbing" aspect of embedded hardware and mobile networks.

　　

　　(B), IoT 1.0 features include: cloud computing, integrated enterprise management, support for new business models, such as product-as-a-service, device and network security, big data analytics, focusing on integrating software features and applications.

　　

　　(3) IoT 2.0 features: The Internet of Things will transform from data application to event response to use of perceptual tools and cognitive operations (or predictive computing).

　　

　　Second, cognitive technology has become a new wisdom

　　

　　8 major trends in the development of the Internet of Things

　　

　　The Internet of Things is rapidly turning to artificial intelligence (AI) to change smart devices and react directly to changes in the environment without human intervention.

　　

　　2017 Cloud Services and AI integration solutions that integrate APP, machine learning and AI to provide complete situational awareness, forecasting and specification capabilities and help organizations realize the value of the Internet of Things.

　　

　　Third, recognize the commercialization of the Internet of Things platform

　　

　　8 major trends in the development of the Internet of Things

　　

　　Large enterprises will continue to build ecosystems and provide building blocks at the lowest cost to promote innovation and develop new IoT-related solutions and capabilities.

　　

　　The war on the IoT platform has already begun, including: Amazon Web Services, Microsoft Azure Internet of Things, IBM Watson Cloud Computing, SAP HANA, and PTC‘s Thingworx. Companies such as AT&T, Verizon, and Cisco, which have their own IoT ecosystems, will continue to provide building blocks to larger platform vendors and begin to move their ecosystems to the larger IoT ecosystem.

　　

　　Fourth, drone transportation has come true

　　

　　8 major trends in the development of the Internet of Things

　　

　　Amazon first made the drone successfully transport parcels on December 7, 2016. Frost & Sullivan estimates that the drone commercial test regulations will be passed in 2017 and will provide drone transport services by the end of 2017. In addition, Qualcomm and AT&T are also testing drone commercial transportation, drone monitoring of forest fires, cell towers and cables, while continuing to lobby legislators to approve drones with sensors for commercial use.

　　

　　5. The Internet of Things is a crisis of national cybersecurity

　　

　　8 major trends in the development of the Internet of Things

　　

　　Unsafe devices and malware are threatening to become a security threat to the Internet of Things. In 2017, hackers invaded IoT devices and caused losses. For example, in October 2006, DDoS attacks, hackers successfully invaded unsupervised cameras. Billions of network devices are currently in operation, and similar hacking attacks will invade grid infrastructure, connected cars, traffic monitors, nuclear power plants, etc., and will become a national network security crisis.

　　

　　Sixth, the integration of smart cars and smart homes has been achieved

　　

　　8 major trends in the development of the Internet of Things

　　

　　The Internet of Things enables mobile devices and smart homes to be integrated, helping consumers realize their dream of centrally managing digital life. These include: shared cars, integrated train and aircraft itineraries, car rentals, transportation to respond to demand (TAXI, BRT), mass transit in the city, automotive energy management, APP, journey planning, big data, dynamic parking, private butlers, etc. Wait.

　　

　　VII, AI assistant for competitive advantage

　　

　　8 major trends in the development of the Internet of Things

　　

　　Amazon, Google, Apple, and Microsoft are all trying to capture the market share of personal assistants, in order to compete for the market for home, consumer Internet of Things and artificial intelligence. In the development of the AI ​​Personal Assistant in 2017, the existing services were first integrated with the AI ​​Personal Assistant with Smart Home Solutions; the second phase was integrated with the Internet of Vehicles; the third phase was integrated with autonomous driving; The large introduction of AI personal assistants by small companies will increase the competitive pressure of market leaders.

　　

　　Eight, the popularity of cloud computing

　　

　　8 major trends in the development of the Internet of Things

　　

　　Efficient data standards and Fog Computing will support Endpoint intelligence and will help the future deployment of the Internet of Things.

　　

　　Point computing features: simple, private cloud-based IoT deployment; enterprise back-end data processing; application-centric communications.

　　

　　Features of Cloud Computing: Emerging applications based on public cloud-based IoT deployments, coordinated IoT deployments, and cloud-centric communications.

　　

　　Features of Fog Computing: In the fog computing environment, endpoint-level data management, semi-autonomous (I-network) IoT applications, and data-centric communication.

　　

　　8 major trends in the development of the Internet of Things

　　

　　At present, compared with NB-IoT, LoRa is the most mature and stable narrow-band IoT communication technology. The private network of free networking is far superior to the NB network that operators continuously charge, and LoRa does not need to pay for a lifetime. . However, the application of LoRa for IoT communication development is difficult, the cycle is long, and the entry threshold is high. It is understood that in order to reduce the entry threshold for entrepreneurs in the Internet of Things industry, Xiecheng Smart provides a complete set of mature LoRaWAN source code + LoRa Gateway gateway customization solution, which greatly reduces the half-year period spent by entrepreneurs on IoT link communication. With huge development costs, it is easy to quickly cut into the specific application of the Internet of Things, and build your own independent IoT operation brand.