The industrial IoT (IIoT) has been growing steadily since the inception of linking multiple devices together through connectivity.
According to Newark’s survey, about 30% of engineers responding said that IoT for manufacturing is the bedrock of productivity improvements and have already adopted the technology for their companies. Of all the areas where IoT is used, manufacturing appears to be the most comfortable with the technology and remains a barometer for how much adoption will take place in the coming years as well as how productivity will progress.
IoT in communications
Another trend in IoT adoption in 2022 is the concern over the numerous options for using IoT devices when it comes to communications and connectivity.
Currently, engineers and designers have the options of wired, wireless, Wireless modem Bluetooth, LoRaWAN and many others. This can be challenging, especially when a designer must make their device compatible with the host system environment when it is unclear as to which communication option is integrated.
So engineers are facing challenges of having to design devices with all connectivity options in place or risk their design in choosing a handful that may or may not be compatible.
The fall of private cloud services
The influx and availability of Amazon Web Services, Microsoft’s Azure and Google Cloud are too compelling for many engineers and designers to pass up.
According to Newark’s survey, private cloud services as a result are falling out of favor with engineers and designers as the advantages from these big three companies is too great.
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