What kind of storm will 5G, the Internet of Things, and artificial intelligence bring?

AI technology and TOT technology

Ultimately, this will lead to what is known as a “data monopoly”, better access to data, because that is the best way to make data more accessible in a positive way. To compete with products and services using AI technology, other players must work in areas where no one is responsible. It can be a business with a unique combination of customer, product and process data, or it can be where data starts to flow, such as the Internet of Things (IoT). We believe that the Internet of Things will be an important accelerator in the advancement of artificial intelligence. The IoT provides a large data set that can be used for machine learning and AI algorithms, which can transform data into analytical results. In essence, the data race IoT is to equip objects and machines with sensors to report location, temperature, air quality, acceleration, pressure or any size that we are interested in.

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AI technology shocking function

When someone tries to visit your home (takeaway, courier, installer, repairman, etc.), the alarm at home will sound an alert and you can open the door with the app. This is an example of the Internet of Things. What these things have in common is that the data they generate can be used to build learning models (AI) that can be used to predict, make decisions, or automate value chains. Old ways of working are replaced by more efficient, new products or services, and new business models emerge, all of which create value. It's not clear what that is yet, so the early birds and early experimenters are best qualified to spread it to the world. What's wrong is getting data for the first time.

The difference between 4G and 5G

So far, AI has moved beyond the 5G tipping point, driven by the “personal internet,” specifically the data we generate when we use our smartphones. Many technology companies are working on building the next generation of 5G mobile internet starting in 2020. One of the most significant changes from four G to five G is the ability of the network to support the Internet of Things. 5G can connect many more things than 4G. Once configured, a 5G network can handle 1,000,000 things in a square kilometer. The cost of using goods that are electronically connected to the internet is relatively low. In fact, it may be so low that it is economically feasible to install a sensor in all parking spaces to record the presence of a sensor, or to track all fresh fish from the fish farm to the freezer—because the data can be used to build AI solutions that help us optimize our business or predict problems. 5G, IoT, and AI offer us a better future, a “perfect storm of technologies” and a huge opportunity to create value. Cheapness and high capacity make it possible to connect “things” at scale. This data enables us to build new AI solutions that make industry more efficient, transportation more environmentally friendly, and products and services more tailored to our needs. The challenge of managing this perfect storm is made simple by TSINGSEE, a video cloud, edge, end product and smart IoT solution provider.

Summarize

We must seize opportunities, seize opportunities that society should position, and extract practical use and value from them. Only in this way can the perfect storm become a perfect opportunity.