Internet of things next year or up to 70 billion dollars

If you do not understand the "Internet of Things", then hurry up to make up a lesson, after all, the era of the Internet of things has come.

Early next year, the Internet of things will pounce on people's lives and bring users to a world of sci-fi-like worlds where every inanimate object will be fitted with a sensor that becomes "smart" and can be controlled by the user's application. These include automobiles, refrigerators, bottles, toothbrushes, light bulbs, streetlights, and even keys.

It's not alarmist, it's news from market research experts. A new study by Gartner, a market research institute, shows that by 2015 there will be 4.9 billion Internet devices to be used, a 30% increase over 2014, and a total of 20 billion devices to be used by users by 2020.

Gartner also predicts that by 2015, the market for the Internet will reach $69.5 billion trillion, close to $70 billion trillion, and that by 2020 the market will exceed $263 billion trillion in these applications.

At the same time, the report of the BI FDI predicts that by 2019, the overall economic impact of the IoT will be huge, which will add $1.7 trillion trillion to the global economy.

Gartner also predicts that the three industries that take the lead in the admission of IoT technologies will be manufacturing (new smart devices), utilities (smart meters), and the transport industry (intelligent traffic lights and open transport systems).

(Responsible editor: Mengyishan)