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    Seven Major IIoT Trends of the Future

    By Apac CIO Outlook | Monday, December 03, 2018
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    IIoT future trendsApart from IoT focusing on Consumers, there are other areas as well wherein plenty of progress can be observed. 

    Seven major IIoT trends  in the upcoming years are as follows:

    1)    The dominance of Digital Twins

    Digital twins give a virtual partner to physical segments utilized in industrial sectors. The arm of a robot used in vehicle producing, for instance, can be monitored by utilizing an advanced twin, which gathers information about the arm's activity and gives data about segments that need maintenance or replacement. Digital twins make predictive maintenance less demanding, and they offer useful perception abilities to enhance effectiveness. There are a lot of approaches to gather and oversee IoT data, yet digital twins convey a natural and robust approach.

    2)    Human-Machine Interfaces

    Although there was the dominance of computer screens in industrial areas, this trend is changing now. With the advent of Augmented Reality (AR) applications, more effective feedback is gathered from the customers. Virtual Reality (VR), an interactive computer generated experience gives the workers powerful visualization. VR and AR cater to different needs but is gaining prominence in the industrial environment.

    3)    Predictive Maintenance

    Predictive maintenance has gained significant prominence in the last few years, but the continuous rise of IoT components is providing more and detailed information. With the advancement of technology, one can determine when to replace a particular part.

    4)    Increased Importance of Security

    The initial days of IoT were unmethodical in execution, and the security of the device wasn't given much importance. But now organizations are investing heavily in IoT; to protect them from cyber attacks. The future challenge for the organizations is awaiting wherein they need to be more cautious regarding the right security paradigms as there is no one-way solution for keeping devices safe from cyber threats.

    5)    Flexibility

    Industrial Organizations once move gradually, as the huge expense of downtime implies it's frequently better to stay away from hardware and software changes at whatever point conceivable. Expanding proficiency in all cases, it may force organizations to receive a more agile way to deal with activities. IoT investigation can prompt amazing outcomes at times, as AI is incredible at discovering connections that humans may never be able to investigate. A long-haul move for industrial entities will find approaches to acclimate to data more rapidly, and this move will keep on increasing in the coming years.

    6)    Automation

    Automation has always been preferred in the industry, and digital technology is adding on to this trend. Instead of investing in expensive equipment, companies are investing more in low-cost devices that offer an extended range of manufacturing components. Automation systems will continue to grow, and organizations will invest heavily for efficiency gains, but the process of hiring won't stop as they need people to monitor these systems.

    7)    Moving to the Edge

    An essential component of IoT activities is depending on edge computing devices that gather, process, and even dissect information before it's sent to more centralized servers. Even though investments in servers or off-site cloud solutions will keep on rising, edge devices will see huge investments later on and a portion of the handling pressure common to the present industrial environment.

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