With the launch of the Twelfth Five-Year Plan of the Internet of Things, countries and related companies are actively promoting the gradual maturity of industry standards and business models, and the industry is facing high growth opportunities. China's current Internet of Things (IoT) output value is about 250 billion yuan, and it is expected to reach 750 billion yuan by 2015, with an average annual compound growth rate of more than 25%. According to the GSMA, the amount of IoT traffic in 2025 will be 30 times that of the current Internet. During the “Twelfth Five-Year Plan†period, the Internet of Things industry will focus on nurturing 100 companies, and the leaders of each sub-industry will receive a policy tilt.
Downstream Development in Different Areas The development of China's Internet of Things is in its infancy and faces many difficulties. At present, smart grid, intelligent transportation and IC card applications are relatively more mature. The data shows that the three major areas accounted for more than 50% of the Internet of Things. According to relevant sources, the State Grid has established 108 condition monitoring systems for power transmission and transformation equipment, and completed the deployment of power consumption information collection systems for the main stations in 15 provinces, and 8.5 million users have automatically collected intelligent information service platforms using electricity information. The smart grid concept companies include Neusoft Carrier, Fuxing Xiaocheng, Jicheng Electronics and Zhongyuan Huadian.
The safety concerns caused by traffic accidents and the energy consumption caused by traffic congestion are the background of the development of intelligent transportation. There are many companies in this area, such as Qiming Information, Jiaxun Feihong, Yihualu, Qitong Technology, Century Riel, Jieshun Technology. Smart IC cards include financial IC cards, social security cards, tax control cards, and city pass cards. This concept also involves financial Internet of Things. In this regard, companies include Hengbao, Yi Lianzhong, Guangzhou Express, Nantian Information, Yinzhijie, and Dongxin. Peace, Tianyu Information, Royal Silver shares, etc.
The Internet of Things has a wide range of applications. According to downstream applications, it can be roughly divided into 18 sub-industries, such as intelligent transportation, smart security, smart home, car networking, smart agriculture, smart grid, cloud computing, and mobile Internet of Things. Among them, smart traffic, smart grids and smart security have a relatively large proportion of applications in China, and are also sub-sectors with a high degree of marketization; smart medical and smart homes are more urgently needed due to their closeness to people's livelihood; smart logistics, smart agriculture, and intelligence Control requires balancing costs. The Internet of Things can logically be divided into perception, transmission, and application layers. Sensing layer commonly used technology is RFID, two-dimensional code and bar code and other sensing components, hotspots are RFID; transport layer is the pipeline and control unit, there are operators, there are software processing manufacturers; application layer is related to industry, agriculture, logistics and other fields.
The potential of the people's livelihood area is huge. As mentioned above, smart building, smart security, and smart medical care will have even greater potential demand because they are closer to people's livelihood. In the future, healthcare will develop in the direction of personalization and mobilization. By 2015, over 50% of mobile phone users will use mobile medical applications, such as smart capsules, smart wristbands, and smart health detection products. Related companies include Weining Software, Great Wall Development, and Yinjiang shares. The state has always provided policy incentives for the development of the smart security industry.
As the needs of businesses and residential communities have become more prominent, the market can be expected. Smart Security companies include Dahua, Hikvision, Gao Xinxing, and Infinera. Intelligent buildings are the product of modern science and technology and will continue to be a hot spot in the future. Related companies include Yanhua Smart, Tellhow Technology, and Anjubao.
In addition, the sensor companies at the front end of the Internet of Things have mature technologies, a high degree of marketization, and a wide range of downstream requirements, and are worthy of attention. Related companies include Yuanwang Valley, New World, Zhongrui Sichuang, Xiamen Xinda, Shanghai Belling, and aerospace information. Tongfang shares and so on.
Downstream Development in Different Areas The development of China's Internet of Things is in its infancy and faces many difficulties. At present, smart grid, intelligent transportation and IC card applications are relatively more mature. The data shows that the three major areas accounted for more than 50% of the Internet of Things. According to relevant sources, the State Grid has established 108 condition monitoring systems for power transmission and transformation equipment, and completed the deployment of power consumption information collection systems for the main stations in 15 provinces, and 8.5 million users have automatically collected intelligent information service platforms using electricity information. The smart grid concept companies include Neusoft Carrier, Fuxing Xiaocheng, Jicheng Electronics and Zhongyuan Huadian.
The safety concerns caused by traffic accidents and the energy consumption caused by traffic congestion are the background of the development of intelligent transportation. There are many companies in this area, such as Qiming Information, Jiaxun Feihong, Yihualu, Qitong Technology, Century Riel, Jieshun Technology. Smart IC cards include financial IC cards, social security cards, tax control cards, and city pass cards. This concept also involves financial Internet of Things. In this regard, companies include Hengbao, Yi Lianzhong, Guangzhou Express, Nantian Information, Yinzhijie, and Dongxin. Peace, Tianyu Information, Royal Silver shares, etc.
The Internet of Things has a wide range of applications. According to downstream applications, it can be roughly divided into 18 sub-industries, such as intelligent transportation, smart security, smart home, car networking, smart agriculture, smart grid, cloud computing, and mobile Internet of Things. Among them, smart traffic, smart grids and smart security have a relatively large proportion of applications in China, and are also sub-sectors with a high degree of marketization; smart medical and smart homes are more urgently needed due to their closeness to people's livelihood; smart logistics, smart agriculture, and intelligence Control requires balancing costs. The Internet of Things can logically be divided into perception, transmission, and application layers. Sensing layer commonly used technology is RFID, two-dimensional code and bar code and other sensing components, hotspots are RFID; transport layer is the pipeline and control unit, there are operators, there are software processing manufacturers; application layer is related to industry, agriculture, logistics and other fields.
The potential of the people's livelihood area is huge. As mentioned above, smart building, smart security, and smart medical care will have even greater potential demand because they are closer to people's livelihood. In the future, healthcare will develop in the direction of personalization and mobilization. By 2015, over 50% of mobile phone users will use mobile medical applications, such as smart capsules, smart wristbands, and smart health detection products. Related companies include Weining Software, Great Wall Development, and Yinjiang shares. The state has always provided policy incentives for the development of the smart security industry.
As the needs of businesses and residential communities have become more prominent, the market can be expected. Smart Security companies include Dahua, Hikvision, Gao Xinxing, and Infinera. Intelligent buildings are the product of modern science and technology and will continue to be a hot spot in the future. Related companies include Yanhua Smart, Tellhow Technology, and Anjubao.
In addition, the sensor companies at the front end of the Internet of Things have mature technologies, a high degree of marketization, and a wide range of downstream requirements, and are worthy of attention. Related companies include Yuanwang Valley, New World, Zhongrui Sichuang, Xiamen Xinda, Shanghai Belling, and aerospace information. Tongfang shares and so on.
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