Twelfth Five-Year Internet of Things will Boost Tens of Million Sensor Industry

The "12th Five-Year Plan" for the development of a new generation of information technology industry that has received much attention has been completed, and the "Twelfth Five-Year Plan" of the Internet of Things has attracted attention as an important part of it. The relevant person in the Department of Technology of the Ministry of Industry and Information Technology told reporters that the “Twelfth Five-Year Plan” of the Internet of Things is entering the stage of expert demonstration. It is expected that a ministerial office will be held in September, and the fastest will be introduced in the same month.

With the formulation of the Twelfth Five-Year Plan for the Internet of Things, the Ministry of Industry and Information Technology has also drafted guidelines for promoting the development of the Internet of Things industry in China, which has now been submitted to the State Council. In addition, Wuxi Sensor Network demonstration area planning has also been reported to the State Council.

Industry scale or over 500 billion yuan

At present, China has formed a basically complete Internet of Things industry system, and certain areas have formed a certain market size. “Some experts predict that during the 12th Five-Year Plan period, the Internet of Things industry will form a trillion-dollar scale, but at present, there is still controversy over this assertion.” According to informed sources, according to the “12th Five-Year Plan” of the Internet of Things that was written earlier, it is expected that In 2015, an industry with core technologies will have a scale of 200 billion yuan, including 10 billion yuan for sensors, 70 billion yuan for systems and tests, 60 billion yuan for chips, middleware and integrated modules and equipment industries, and project implementation and service development systems. 60 billion yuan in operation and maintenance.

The white paper of the Internet of Things released by the Institute of Telecommunications of the Ministry of Industry and Information Technology in May this year predicts that the scale of China's Internet of Things-related industry will reach a scale of more than 500 billion yuan by the end of the “Twelfth Five-Year Plan” period, and a trillion-scale time node is expected to "Late period. It is reported that the Institute of Telecommunications of the Ministry of Industry and Information Technology is also a member of the “12th Five-Year Plan” planning group of the Internet of Things.

China's "12th Five-Year Plan" outline clearly states that it is necessary to "promote R&D of key technologies for the Internet of Things and application demonstration in key areas." According to the above sources, the Twelfth Five-Year Plan of the Internet of Things will lock in the top ten areas of application for Internet of Things. They are Smart Grid, Intelligent Transportation, Smart Logistics, Smart Home, Environment and Safety Inspection, Industrial and Automation Control, Medical and Health, Precision Agriculture. Animal husbandry, finance and service industry, and national defense military; built 50 demonstration projects for Internet of Things applications, 5 to 10 demonstration cities. It is reported that the Wuxi Sensor Network demonstration area planning has now been reported to the State Council.

It is understood that the "Twelfth Five-Year Plan" of the Internet of Things will also provide targeted specific plans for the above ten areas. Zhang Hongke, member of the 12th Five-Year Plan of the Internet of Things, publicly stated that the key development direction of the intelligent traffic subdivision specialization is to monitor the real-time operation status of rail transit, shipping traffic and highway traffic through smart chips and load cells, and then pass the data. The process measures the speed, faults, location, and overall traffic congestion of the vehicle, and provides timely solutions to different situations. It is reported that at present, intelligent transportation is growing rapidly at a market scale of more than 100 billion yuan each year. Experts estimate that by 2015, only transportation and transportation management will reach 40 billion yuan.

Multi-channel funding support

Recently, special funds for the development of the Internet of Things have been issued in 2011. Nearly 100 Internet of Things companies have received financial support. This is the first time that the country has established a special fund since the development of the Internet of Things industry. The special fund of the Internet of Things focuses on four major projects: technology research and development, industrialization, application demonstration and promotion, standards development and public service.

It is understood that the special fund for the Internet of Things totals 5 billion yuan, which runs through the 12th Five-Year Plan period and is expected to be issued within five years. The first application for a special fund of RMB 500 million in the Internet of Things has started in May this year. More than 600 companies have applied for declarations. Finally, the Ministry of Industry and Information Technology has selected nearly 100 eligible companies and issued the first batch of special funds.

The relevant person in charge of the Ministry of Finance’s Enterprise Division stated that during the “12th Five-Year Plan” period, the central government will further improve the fiscal policy system supporting the development of the Internet of Things in accordance with the development plan of China’s Internet of Things and its industrial development, and strengthen its policy on industrial policies and science and technology. Coordinating and coordinating, giving full play to the guiding and motivating role of fiscal policy, actively attracting social capital to increase investment in the Internet of Things, and actively encouraging and supporting qualified local governments to establish fiscal policies supporting the development of the Internet of Things.

In addition, Miao Miao, Minister of Industry and Information Technology recently wrote in Qiushi Magazine, stating that the state will support the preferential tax policies for the development of high-tech industries and the development of strategic emerging industries, establish a special fund for the development of the national Internet of things, and establish long-term and stable financial support mechanisms. It also stated that it will improve the investment and financing policies for the development of the Internet of Things, encourage banks and venture capital and social funds to invest in the Internet of Things industry, promote the financial institutions to increase their support for the development of enterprises, and support enterprises in directly financing domestic and foreign capital markets.

IoT development should be coordinated nationwide

When ordinary people are still struggling with the basic concept of the “Internet of Things,” many local governments have already made the Internet of Things industry a pillar industry. The Deputy Minister of Industry and Information, Ruan Guohua, revealed at a forum that more than 90% of the provinces have made the Internet of Things a pillar industry. At present, almost all first and second-tier cities are building or planning to build an Internet of Things industrial park.

According to published data from various regions, by 2015, the scale of the IoT industry in Guangzhou, Chongqing, Zhejiang, and Jiangsu will reach 100 billion yuan, 100 billion yuan, 200 billion yuan, and 400 billion yuan respectively. Fujian Province proposed that by 2012, 30 billion yuan will be realized in the related industries of the Internet of Things. Chongqing is also preparing to set up an Internet of Things industrial base. It is hoped that in two years' time, the relevant industry's output value will exceed 50 billion yuan.

According to the scale of the Internet of Things industry projected by the above-mentioned provinces and cities, the industrial scale of the listed provinces and cities will reach 800 billion yuan by 2015.

In fact, there are still differences in the industry regarding the industry scale that the Internet of Things can really achieve. One of the participants of the “Twelfth Five-Year Plan” of the Internet of Things is the telecommunications research institute of the Ministry of Industry and Information Technology. It is estimated that the scale of China's Internet-related industries at the end of the “Twelfth Five-Year Plan” period will reach more than 500 billion yuan. A survey report of the Center for Technology Innovation of Tsinghua University predicts that by 2020 China's Internet of Things market size may exceed 1 trillion yuan.

According to Yi Xiaoxian, director of the Economic Informatization Department of Chongqing Municipal Economic and Information Commission, after the approval of the establishment of the IoT base, Chongqing will introduce a large number of IoT related projects through the construction of the park and investment promotion. The idea of ​​this operation is similar to the development of the Internet of Things industry in most regions in China.

At this stage, the Internet of Things industry is hard to support the Internet of Things industry base. It is understood that, even in the current development of a relatively well-perceived layer of sensing, domestic sensors, RFID and other perceptual end manufacturing industries, high-end software and integration services are relatively large compared with foreign countries. At the same time, devices and services related to the Internet of Things represented by core chip technologies and chip packaging devices are still in the starting stages.

As a result, people in the industry see local IOT enthusiasm as the impulse of GDP. In order to stimulate investment, local governments did not have long-term planning and clear positioning when they launched the IoT base, blindly invested in the introduction of foreign systems and equipment, and built a large number of supporting facilities. Because of the lack of planning awareness and coordination mechanisms and inadequate resource sharing, problems such as high project research costs, low utilization of base resources, and disorderly and redundant construction of a large number of projects have occurred.

The Twelfth Five-Year Plan of the Internet of Things is about to come out. The plan will also illustrate the development of the Internet of Things while depicting the development prospects of the Internet of Things. It seems that the “overheated” local Internet of Things investment needs to be carefully studied. For the implementation of this plan, industry insiders also hope that the overall planning across the country, to resolve the division between various departments, regions, industries, change the current disorder, making the Internet of Things industry has truly become a pillar industry.