With the world’s largest smart phone user base and its dense urban population centers, China is extremely well positioned to develop and implement IoT systems and applications on a scale that will be impossible in other global markets. Continue reading Streetside IoT
Monthly Archives: August 2016
Industry 4.0 and the “craftsman’s spirit”
Industry 4.0 is a hot topic in China, not least because of the extensive government policies aimed at promoting increased innovation that have been launched as part of the latest five-year plan. The aim of these is to boost the productivity of the country’s huge manufacturing industry and increase its global competitiveness by helping it to move up the value chain through the development of higher-quality and more innovative products. Continue reading Industry 4.0 and the “craftsman’s spirit”
25th National Youth Computing Contest
I spent a very enjoyable weekend watching teams of young students from all over China at work on their projects for the 25th National Youth Computing Contest sponsored by VIA and HTC. Continue reading 25th National Youth Computing Contest
Beijing IM Way hardware startup innovation street
The little corner of Beijing that our office is located in never fails to serve up something new and interesting to look at whenever I visit it. On this trip, however, it has really surpassed itself with the new IM Way that is opening up just a few hundred meters away from us. Continue reading Beijing IM Way hardware startup innovation street
Enterprise IoT: from meat cleavers to swiss army knives
It’s difficult to know where to start when writing about the Enterprise IoT market. While it promises to be huge in volume and dollar terms, it’s a very different beast than previous ones that have driven the IT industry’s phenomenal growth over the past three decades. Continue reading Enterprise IoT: from meat cleavers to swiss army knives