Does the Internet of Things really have no development prospects (outdated)?

No, the best example is Yangshan Port Phase IV Wharf. Yangshan Port Phase IV Terminal, which applies Internet of Things, big data and artificial intelligence, is a 24-hour unattended terminal, including automatic loading and unloading and transportation.

Today's smart bracelets and watches are another example. At first, sensors were added to ordinary electronic watches to transmit the wearer's heartbeat, body temperature and other physical data to mobile phones and computers, so that medical staff or their families can monitor the physical conditions of patients and the elderly.

I have done related things myself. For example, I made a induction lamp for my home before, which will light up when someone is around at night and will be installed in the bedroom on the way to the bathroom. The light band is a weak light band. It won't be too dazzling to get up at night. I can't see the road clearly when I turn on the light.

There is really nothing to say about the Internet of Things, but its characteristic is that it can now be combined with other technologies, such as big data and cloud computing: collecting meteorological data through a large number of sensors to make weather forecasts accurate.

Combined with the driver, it can accurately grasp the vehicle information, without judging the tire pressure and vehicle condition according to experience, and directly display it digitally, and further, it can drive automatically.

Combined with robot search and rescue personnel, people who need help can be found accurately, and workers of EHV transmission lines can use special drones to repair high-voltage lines.

The real development of the Internet of Things is that after the large-scale use of 5G plus IPv6, it is now a partial Internet of Things at most.