"quantitative scale change" to "qualitative change in application"
ICC News Mobile Internet of Things is a new type of information infrastructure that realizes the interconnection of all things and connects ubiquitously. It promotes the comprehensive development of mobile Internet of Things applications. significance. With the intergenerational upgrade of the mobile Internet of Things and the advancement of new infrastructure, the development of China's mobile Internet of Things is undergoing a "quantitative change in scale" to a "qualitative change in application".
Since 2020, the national ministries and commissions have cooperated and issued the "Notice on Further Promoting the Comprehensive Development of Mobile Internet of Things [2020] No. 25", "5G Application "Sail" Action Plan (2021-2023)", "Internet of Things Policy documents such as the Three-Year Action Plan for New Infrastructure Construction (2021-2023) and the "14th Five-Year Plan for the Development of the Information and Communication Industry". Under the continuous efforts of national policies, the Internet of Things is listed as one of the seven key industries of the digital economy, which is an important support for the development of the digital economy, and it is proposed that the number of mobile Internet of Things connections will exceed 2 billion by 2025.
The data shows that China has built 1.968 million 5G base stations, deployed more than 6,518 virtual private networks in the 5G industry, and built 5.9 million and 700,000 base stations for 4G and NB-IoT respectively. It has built the world's largest 5G/4G/NB- IoT mobile internet of things . With the joint efforts of all parties in the industry chain, China continues to lead the development of the global mobile Internet of Things . At present, the number of mobile Internet of Things connections in China accounts for more than 70% of the world.
In addition, among the top 8 manufacturers of mobile IoT chips in the world, 7 (except Qualcomm) are in China. In 2022, China's three leading companies Quectel, Fibocom and Sunsea will account for half of the global mobile IoT module market. In the field of terminals, leading companies such as Sanchuan Smart, Gold Card Smart, and Ningbo Water Meter have emerged. In addition to achieving success in China, they have also gone overseas on a large scale to drive the development of the global mobile Internet of Things and provide "Chinese solutions" to the world.
Mobile Internet of Things ( IoT technologies and applications based on mobile communication networks ) mainly includes NB-IoT narrowband Internet of Things for low-rate applications , 4G LTE Cat1 networks for medium-rate applications, and 5G networks for high-rate and low-latency applications , Widely used in smart manufacturing, remote control, car networking, smart home, smart watch, smart medical care, smart transportation and other fields.
NB-IoT meets the needs of low-speed scenarios in the industry, and produces tens of millions of applications in four types of industry scenarios: water meters, gas meters, smoke detectors, and tracking. 4G Cat1 meets the needs of low-to-medium speed and low cost, and has obvious advantages in price and power consumption in the fields of low-end wearables, sharing economy, industrial sensing, and shared bicycles. 5G applications are moving from "testing the waters" to "sail and sail", and gradually focusing on key industries and fields. Application scenarios that are expected to be replicated on a large scale, such as 5G+ industrial Internet, 5G+ Internet of Vehicles, 5G+ smart logistics, and 5G+ smart mining, have initially taken shape. As of the end of May, 5G applications have covered 40 major categories of the national economy, and have been widely used in more than 200 smart mines, more than 1,000 smart factories, more than 180 smart grids, 89 ports, and more than 600 tertiary hospitals across the country.
The next few years will be a stage of rapid development of the mobile Internet of Things . In order to further play the role of the mobile Internet of Things in empowering industrial upgrading, improving governance capabilities, and enriching social life, set a benchmark for industry applications, drive innovation and development of industry applications, and solve large-scale applications. The Ministry of Industry and Information Technology organizes the collection of typical cases of mobile Internet of Things applications in 2022 .
It is reported that this case solicitation comprehensively considers the current development of mobile Internet of Things applications and focuses on four key directions: first, smart life applications around smart homes, connected cars, and smart wearables; second, around smart agriculture and smart factories Industrial digital applications in the fields of , smart medical and other fields; the third is the intelligent application of governance in the fields of smart fire protection, environmental protection monitoring, and smart meters; the fourth is based on NB-IoT, 4G, 5G multi-network collaborative innovation applications.
The Ministry of Industry and Information Technology stated that by selecting a group of mobile Internet of Things application cases with advanced technology, outstanding results, and good application prospects, they will play a typical role and further enhance the breadth and depth of mobile Internet of Things applications.