Internet of Things Intersection
Where Precision Agriculture and Productivity Meet
Sensors employed in agriculture can collect data in real time about temperature,
humidity, soil moisture, photosynthetically active radiation and light, resources and
asset tracking, machine performance, animal health, and much more.
This article from India’s The Tribune outlines how IoT Agtech sensors can work
together to create smart or precision agriculture operations that produce many
benefits, such as optimized irrigation, healthier crops, and higher yields.
Please take a few minutes to read this agritech article with its intro and links below.
Internet of Things Can Turn the Tide in the Fields
IoT-based remote sensing can help farmers monitor crops from the analytical
dashboard and take action based on insights of collected data, which can assist in
preventing the spread of diseases and keeping an eye on crop growth. The use of
IoT promises to induce several benefits for sustainable smart agriculture through
precision farming, drones, image processing, big-data collection for decision-
making, improved crop quality, risk reduction, remote monitoring, and harvesting
automation using robotics.
A UN report predicts a 24 percent increase in worldwide population to reach 9.7
billion by 2050 from the current 7.8 billion; this needs enhancement in global
agricultural production to keep up with the demand. IoT can provide several smart
solutions to address these challenges by transforming conventional agriculture into
smart agriculture with its ability to optimise resources, reduce wastage and
increase farm productivity.
The latest farming management approach is precision agriculture, which enables
farmers to make better decisions about where, when, and how much to fertilise,
irrigate, and spray pesticides using digital technologies.
Read the rest of the article.
Learn more about precision agtech.
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Monitor Cold Chain and Critical Condition Compliance with the IoT
The Internet of Things (IoT) can help keep laboratory processes running efficiently
and compliant, even when you’re not there to manage them. Remotely monitoring -
80°C ultralow temperature (ULT) freezers is a great start. You can automate or
streamline the data logging and monitoring of many manual processes like a cold
chain within biotech, pharmaceutical, and health care facilities and laboratories.
With a real-time IoT lab monitoring system, you can get alerts on your mobile
device when a preset parameter measured by an IoT sensor changes and becomes
a situation that requires action. You can measure and log data about essential
things like lab, machine, or device temperature, humidity, water or other liquid
intrusions, door access, equipment performance, power consumption, HVAC system
health, and airflow.
Learn how lab and biotech facility managers optimized their remote monitoring with
IoT sensors and can save tens of thousands of dollars by preventing product and
research spoilage.
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IoT Analysts Predict the Top 10 2023 Growth Opportunities
As IoT providers like Monnit help organizations in nearly every vertical take
advantage of the valuable, actionable data from a plethora of IoT sensors, IoT
analysts continue their predictions for 2023. A recent Frost & Sullivan 2022 IT
decision-maker (ITDM) study of the IoT industry helped form these predictions.
Among the top predictions for the 2023 IoT landscape are the following:
- Security and surveillance will lead the IoT market
- Industrial IoT will become a hot topic
- IoT will improve customer experience
- IoT will play a major role in the metaverse
- 5G and immersive technologies will boost market opportunities
Read the beginning of this article below and click a link to review the full article. Or,
read the report’s announcement on Yahoo Finance.
Internet of Things (IoT): Top 10 Growth Opportunities for 2023
The business landscape with geopolitical tensions, sustainability concerns, and
supply chain disruptions is changing the IoT market perspective, according to Frost
& Sullivan’s recent analysis, Internet of Things (IoT) Top 10 Growth Predictions for
2023.
As a result, businesses are implementing a comprehensive IoT strategy in the short
term, envisioning outcomes and growth opportunities that will help them overcome
adversity and ensure growth. Frost & Sullivan highlights 10 critical IoT trends for
businesses as they enter a challenging and hectic digital phase. The findings were
derived from the organization’s 2022 IT decision-maker (ITDM) survey of 2,094
ITDMs from end-user companies of various sizes and industries across regions.
IoT Growth Opportunities
“A majority of respondents, 40%, use IoT in security and surveillance systems as it
promises to protect critical assets across industries,” said Cecilia Perez, ICT
Research Analyst at Frost & Sullivan. “Additionally, for 39% of respondents,
industrial automation and smart manufacturing are among the main applications
driving IoT projects.”
Perez added: “The need to meet CEOs’ top goals—improving processes,
automation, and productivity—will accelerate Industrial IoT (IIoT) deployment in
2023. Further, IoT sensors and analytics will help digitize the physical world and
quantify human actions, which support organizations in predicting, optimizing, and
enhancing customer interactions for a better customer experience (CX).”
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