Beijing is an independent innovation highland that leads the development direction of China's electronic information industry. In the next five years, the sensor and sensor network industries supported by the Internet of Things are expected to develop rapidly in Beijing. By 2015, the scale of this industry in Beijing will reach 200 billion yuan, and more than 10 leading enterprises with more than 1 billion yuan in revenue will have more than 10 companies.
This is the information disclosed in the report of the “Sensor and Sensor Network Industry Technology Roadmap Study†released by Beijing on the 14th. Hu Qinghua, director of the Beijing Municipal Science and Technology Information Center, released the report today at the "2011 International Forum on the Development of ZigBee Internet of Things and ZigBee Industry in Zhongguancun."
Speaking of the development status of the global sensor industry, Hu Qinghua said that the global sensor market is growing steadily at an average annual growth rate of 5.3%. In 2009, the global sensor market capacity was approximately 53 billion U.S. dollars. Among them, Canada has become the fastest growing region in the sensor market, while the United States, Germany, and Japan are the countries with the largest distribution of sensor markets.
Compared with developed countries, there is a big gap in the sensor industry in Beijing, and the industry is still in a period of cultivation. High-end chips and core technologies used in many fields such as automobiles and urban construction still rely heavily on imports; sensor-sensitive chips, packaging technologies, and test technology batches Poor production capacity, lack of standards and interoperability of smart sensor technology.
Hu Qinghua said that Beijing, as an independent innovation highland leading the development direction of China's electronic information industry, has mastered many R&D and design resources for sensors and related chips. The development of sensor and sensor network industries has important strategic significance for Beijing to cultivate strategic emerging industries and transform the mode of economic development.
In the past six months, the Beijing Municipal Commission of Science and Technology has established an expert group to visit and research 21 Internet of Things companies and learn from domestic and foreign industrial development conditions and form the above report.
The report detailed the development of the sensor and sensor network industry in Beijing for 3 to 5 years. Development Goals: By 2013, a group of new sensors will be developed independently, gradually replacing imports in the high-end sensor field to achieve localization; by 2015, independent research and development A group of highly reliable, intelligent, high-performance, low-power, low-cost sensors, independent research and development of new sensors gradually to the international market.
This is the information disclosed in the report of the “Sensor and Sensor Network Industry Technology Roadmap Study†released by Beijing on the 14th. Hu Qinghua, director of the Beijing Municipal Science and Technology Information Center, released the report today at the "2011 International Forum on the Development of ZigBee Internet of Things and ZigBee Industry in Zhongguancun."
Speaking of the development status of the global sensor industry, Hu Qinghua said that the global sensor market is growing steadily at an average annual growth rate of 5.3%. In 2009, the global sensor market capacity was approximately 53 billion U.S. dollars. Among them, Canada has become the fastest growing region in the sensor market, while the United States, Germany, and Japan are the countries with the largest distribution of sensor markets.
Compared with developed countries, there is a big gap in the sensor industry in Beijing, and the industry is still in a period of cultivation. High-end chips and core technologies used in many fields such as automobiles and urban construction still rely heavily on imports; sensor-sensitive chips, packaging technologies, and test technology batches Poor production capacity, lack of standards and interoperability of smart sensor technology.
Hu Qinghua said that Beijing, as an independent innovation highland leading the development direction of China's electronic information industry, has mastered many R&D and design resources for sensors and related chips. The development of sensor and sensor network industries has important strategic significance for Beijing to cultivate strategic emerging industries and transform the mode of economic development.
In the past six months, the Beijing Municipal Commission of Science and Technology has established an expert group to visit and research 21 Internet of Things companies and learn from domestic and foreign industrial development conditions and form the above report.
The report detailed the development of the sensor and sensor network industry in Beijing for 3 to 5 years. Development Goals: By 2013, a group of new sensors will be developed independently, gradually replacing imports in the high-end sensor field to achieve localization; by 2015, independent research and development A group of highly reliable, intelligent, high-performance, low-power, low-cost sensors, independent research and development of new sensors gradually to the international market.
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