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<\/span><\/figcaption><\/figure>\n\n\n\n\n\nBy- Alex Penn

Internet<\/a> of Things (IoT<\/a>) has taken automation to another level. With uses from airplanes to houses, IoT<\/a> is bringing in a new wave of innovations that present a massive business opportunity for manufacturers of consumer goods<\/a> through a host of opportunities to improve everyday health and lifestyle of consumers.

IoT is an important component of Industry 4.0<\/a> - the fourth industrial revolution in the making. With connectivity playing a crucial role in our lives, we can expect good growth of IoT applications<\/a> in consumer goods<\/a> putting consumer IoT on the road to become mainstream.

The majority of successful IOT implementations have been in the industrial sector. In the case of consumer goods, while there have been quite a number of innovations, the market penetration is very limited. In this sector, there are two variants which are IoT for consumer business and IoT for personal consumption.

At the business end, we have cities that can be transformed into smart cities through the use of IOT connected devices. Imagine having smart traffic lights that collect data, and use the traffic data to sync lights to peak traffic times. This can improve the city’s overall efficiency since many things can be remotely managed. Smart homes<\/a>, lighting systems and even coffee makers will all collect data on habits and patterns of usage. All this data will be collected to help facilitate greater automation. An extensive implementation will lead to the government money saving money.

Companies are taking several different approaches to integrate IoT in their operations. Key initiatives used include creating processes for managing IoT. Following that is training or acquiring IoT-capable staff, learning from early adopters’ actions, increasing budget, and building an organizational consensus.

IoT in consumer products will increase when innovation matches the current need of consumers. Many possibilities exist including:

Healthcare<\/strong> - This sector that can reap major benefits from IoT. For example, IoT can transform the care of senior citizens. An application from Temboo combines inputs from a microphone, motion sensor and paging device to track the whereabouts of senior citizens and also sends an alert to a designated person in case something is wrong. Other IoT powered devices such as smartwatches can monitor the heartbeat, sleep cycle and general health. With IoT devices delivering value, there will surely be an increase in adoption.

Smart Homes<\/a><\/strong> - This is another popular application of IOT. The use of IOT enables automation and efficient resource management for the home. The most common use of IOT here is voice enabled appliances, a sought after use of IOT in smart homes. The Taiwan Excellence Award-winning Aifa Wi-Fi i-Ctrl system is a perfect example for the category of smart homes. With the help of this device, an individual can control the functioning of the appliances at home by just configuring them to this device and then control the appliances anywhere, anytime. IoT enabled security systems also form an important part of smart homes.

IoT driven stores <\/strong>- IOT can create an impact in stores by providing an enriched digital experience. In retail stores, it can help in reducing wastage and spoilage of food. With expiry dates encoded into the barcodes, IoT allows customers a dynamic range of prices with cost of the product coming down as it nears its expiry date. The results have been positive, with a reduction in waste by 33%, better inventory management and higher sales. Another example is Ralph Lauren which has interactive fitting rooms furnished with RFID<\/a> tagged interactive mirrors. The mirrors detect and display the clothing items brought into the room along with available sizes, colors and suggestions for a complete look.

The future is bright! The consumer market holds great potential for IoT as countries such as Taiwan and Korea are battling it out to emerge as a reputed market leader while giving the likes of China tough competition. As society turns wireless, connected and digital, consumer product companies will need to seamlessly integrate IoT into their products to survive and grow in a progressing marketplace. Design creativity ensuring security and privacy will drive the evolution of these next generation IoT consumer products.

The author is Director at Taipei World Trade Center.
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是物联网铺平了道路的新行业在消费者市场:视图

物联网产业是一个重要的组成部分4.0 -第四次工业革命。与连接在其中扮演着重要的角色在我们的生活中,我们可以期望好物联网应用于消费品的增长让消费者物联网的道路上成为主流。

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互联网的事情(物联网)已经把自动化提升到一个更高的水平。与使用从飞机上的房子,物联网带来了新一波的创新,对制造商提供一个巨大的商业机会的消费品通过大量的机会来改善日常消费者的健康和生活方式。

物联网是一个重要的组成部分4.0行业——第四次工业革命。与连接在其中扮演着重要的角色在我们的生活中,我们可以期待良好的增长物联网应用在消费品让消费者物联网的道路上成为主流。

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大多数成功的物联网实现已经在工业部门。在消费品的情况下,已经有相当多的创新,市场渗透是非常有限的。在这个领域,有两个变种是消费者对个人消费的商业和物联网的物联网。

在业务结束,我们城市可以被转换为智能城市通过物联网连接设备的使用。想象智能交通信号灯,收集数据,并使用流量数据同步灯高峰流量乘以。这可以提高城市的整体效率,因为很多事情可以远程管理。智能家居,照明系统,甚至咖啡机将所有收集的数据使用的习惯和模式。所有这些数据将被收集,以帮助促进更好的自动化。一个广泛的实现将导致政府的钱攒钱。

公司采取不同的方法集成物联网操作。主要措施包括建立流程管理物联网使用。员工培训或收购IoT-capable之后,学习从早期采用者的行动,增加预算,和建立一个组织的共识。

物联网在消费产品会增加创新匹配当前消费者的需要。存在许多可能性包括:

医疗保健——这个领域可以从物联网获益匪浅。例如,物联网可以改变老年人的护理。应用程序从Temboo结合输入一个麦克风,运动传感器和分页设备跟踪老年人的下落也将警报发送给指定的人,以防出现问题。等物联网设备供电smartwatches可以监控心跳,睡眠周期和一般健康。与物联网设备交付价值,肯定会采用的增加。

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智能家居——这是另一个流行的物联网的应用。物联网的使用使自动化和高效的资源管理。最常见的使用物联网是声音使电器、追求使用物联网在智能家居。台湾优秀获奖Aifa wi - fi i-Ctrl系统是智能家居的类别的一个很好的例子。这个设备的帮助下,一个人可以控制家里的电器的功能就可以配置该设备,然后控制电器在任何地方,任何时候。物联网使安全系统也形成一个智能家居的重要组成部分。

物联网的商店影响,物联网可以创建一个在商店通过提供丰富的数字体验。在零售商店,它可以帮助减少浪费和腐败的食物。到期日期编码的条形码,物联网允许客户动态范围的价格与产品的成本下降,它临近截止日期。结果是积极的,浪费的减少了33%,更好的库存管理和更高的销售额。另一个例子是拉尔夫•劳伦(Ralph Lauren)互动试衣间配置射频识别标记的互动的镜子。镜子检测和显示衣物带入房间以及可用的大小、颜色和建议一个完整的外观。

未来是光明的!消费市场具有巨大的潜力为物联网台湾和韩国等国正在出来成为一个著名的市场领导者,同时给中国的激烈竞争。随着社会变成无线连接和数字,消费品公司需要物联网无缝集成到他们的产品在发展市场上生存和成长。设计创意确保安全和隐私将推动这些新一代的进化物联网消费产品。

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<\/span><\/figcaption><\/figure>\n\n\n\n\n\nBy- Alex Penn

Internet<\/a> of Things (IoT<\/a>) has taken automation to another level. With uses from airplanes to houses, IoT<\/a> is bringing in a new wave of innovations that present a massive business opportunity for manufacturers of consumer goods<\/a> through a host of opportunities to improve everyday health and lifestyle of consumers.

IoT is an important component of Industry 4.0<\/a> - the fourth industrial revolution in the making. With connectivity playing a crucial role in our lives, we can expect good growth of IoT applications<\/a> in consumer goods<\/a> putting consumer IoT on the road to become mainstream.

The majority of successful IOT implementations have been in the industrial sector. In the case of consumer goods, while there have been quite a number of innovations, the market penetration is very limited. In this sector, there are two variants which are IoT for consumer business and IoT for personal consumption.

At the business end, we have cities that can be transformed into smart cities through the use of IOT connected devices. Imagine having smart traffic lights that collect data, and use the traffic data to sync lights to peak traffic times. This can improve the city’s overall efficiency since many things can be remotely managed. Smart homes<\/a>, lighting systems and even coffee makers will all collect data on habits and patterns of usage. All this data will be collected to help facilitate greater automation. An extensive implementation will lead to the government money saving money.

Companies are taking several different approaches to integrate IoT in their operations. Key initiatives used include creating processes for managing IoT. Following that is training or acquiring IoT-capable staff, learning from early adopters’ actions, increasing budget, and building an organizational consensus.

IoT in consumer products will increase when innovation matches the current need of consumers. Many possibilities exist including:

Healthcare<\/strong> - This sector that can reap major benefits from IoT. For example, IoT can transform the care of senior citizens. An application from Temboo combines inputs from a microphone, motion sensor and paging device to track the whereabouts of senior citizens and also sends an alert to a designated person in case something is wrong. Other IoT powered devices such as smartwatches can monitor the heartbeat, sleep cycle and general health. With IoT devices delivering value, there will surely be an increase in adoption.

Smart Homes<\/a><\/strong> - This is another popular application of IOT. The use of IOT enables automation and efficient resource management for the home. The most common use of IOT here is voice enabled appliances, a sought after use of IOT in smart homes. The Taiwan Excellence Award-winning Aifa Wi-Fi i-Ctrl system is a perfect example for the category of smart homes. With the help of this device, an individual can control the functioning of the appliances at home by just configuring them to this device and then control the appliances anywhere, anytime. IoT enabled security systems also form an important part of smart homes.

IoT driven stores <\/strong>- IOT can create an impact in stores by providing an enriched digital experience. In retail stores, it can help in reducing wastage and spoilage of food. With expiry dates encoded into the barcodes, IoT allows customers a dynamic range of prices with cost of the product coming down as it nears its expiry date. The results have been positive, with a reduction in waste by 33%, better inventory management and higher sales. Another example is Ralph Lauren which has interactive fitting rooms furnished with RFID<\/a> tagged interactive mirrors. The mirrors detect and display the clothing items brought into the room along with available sizes, colors and suggestions for a complete look.

The future is bright! The consumer market holds great potential for IoT as countries such as Taiwan and Korea are battling it out to emerge as a reputed market leader while giving the likes of China tough competition. As society turns wireless, connected and digital, consumer product companies will need to seamlessly integrate IoT into their products to survive and grow in a progressing marketplace. Design creativity ensuring security and privacy will drive the evolution of these next generation IoT consumer products.

The author is Director at Taipei World Trade Center.
<\/strong>
DISCLAIMER: The views expressed are solely of the author and ETCIO.com does not necessarily subscribe to it. ETCIO.com shall not be responsible for any damage caused to any person\/organisation directly or indirectly.
<\/strong>
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