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Poll: What is Your Leading IoT Prediction for 2020?

IoT is in a steady growth curve and 2020 should see that trend to continue. But growth statistics don't always describe what's going on in the IoT industry. 5G is hot and so is edge computing. But how can an engineer quantify those trends to help him/her guide career decisions? How do businesses know what and how much to invest into IoT? I've listed below a few IoT predictions for 2020. Vote of them or offer your leading predication in the comments section.

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  • Wireless mesh networks (OpenThread/BLE/Other) will show it's value (IMHO it's a game changer). Especially with larger scale applications. The visual wow will come from drone swarms, large scale coordinated Digital displays etc. Plenty opportunity here.

     

    More RISC-V chips will start to appear, possibly challenging ARM's dominance.

     

    Industrial IoT will adopt AI/Machine Learning in a bigger way.

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    Wireless mesh networks (OpenThread/BLE/Other) will show it's value (IMHO it's a game changer). Especially with larger scale applications. The visual wow will come from drone swarms, large scale coordinated Digital displays etc. Plenty opportunity here.

     

    More RISC-V chips will start to appear, possibly challenging ARM's dominance.

     

    Industrial IoT will adopt AI/Machine Learning in a bigger way.

    I agree with the last two items. Especially the RISC-V chips at least denting ARM market share.

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  • in reply to BigG

      wrote:

     

    Wireless mesh networks (OpenThread/BLE/Other) will show it's value (IMHO it's a game changer). Especially with larger scale applications. The visual wow will come from drone swarms, large scale coordinated Digital displays etc. Plenty opportunity here.

     

    More RISC-V chips will start to appear, possibly challenging ARM's dominance.

     

    Industrial IoT will adopt AI/Machine Learning in a bigger way.

    I agree with the last two items. Especially the RISC-V chips at least denting ARM market share.

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