Hequan: The Internet of things needs the state-level layout

BEIJING, March 3 (reporter Lin) "The development of the Internet of Things is a good opportunity for our country, but many of the core technologies of IoT are not in our hands."　　"Today, the Chinese Academy of Engineering Academician Hequan, said in an interview with the science and technology daily at the gate of the Great Hall. In 2010, Hequan led the Engineering Institute's "Internet of things and its application in important fields" consulting project, focusing on the application of the Internet of things in nine key areas to conduct in-depth research.　　The team found that, as market potential continued to release, the challenges facing the Internet of things and the problems that need to be solved are becoming increasingly prominent. Hequan told the Science and Technology Daily Reporter: "The Internet of Things is also a ' double-edged sword '." We are in the process of industrialization and urbanization, we can use the Internet of things to optimize urban management, so that industrial energy saving and consumption, to establish a people-oriented harmonious society to provide technical support. But in our country, the development of the Internet of things has been a phenomenon of heat, heat and packaging than innovation. Over time, our controlled on key technologies is hard to break. If the relevant technology, equipment, software, standards can not be controlled autonomously, the application of Internet of things will also bring unexpected risks. Hequan suggested that, first of all, the boundary of the Internet industry should be clearly defined so that preferential policies could be targeted. Secondly, to strengthen the co-ordination and layout at the national level, to prevent the low-end production overcapacity, high-end research and development of the gap, while promoting civil-military integration and cooperation. Third, because of the characteristics of the Internet of things, the indirect benefit is bigger than the direct benefit, we should proceed from our national conditions and people's needs, through the application of the Internet of things in the power grid, intelligent logistics, digital medical, intelligent transportation, energy saving and emission reduction, improving people's welfare, and facilitating the