The small size, low-power consumption and networking capabilities of sensor will stimulate the expansion potential in all sectors.
Frost & Sullivan’s review of the latest sensor technologies in environmental monitoring shows that sophisticated and diverse monitoring and sensing systems protect the environment from harmful viruses and poisons. Green sensors analyze the chemical composition of soil, water quality, and atmosphere. Sensors’ small size, low-power, signal processing and communication capabilities will be the major drivers for development prospects in industries.
Benefit from the latest sensor technology:
- Hotspot users who have devices with low-power, long-range capabilities can monitor their environment and take action on the basis of gathered data.
- Universities, research institutions, and sensor manufacturers should work together to develop sophisticated environmental detection systems for a variety of applications.
- IoT participants should use artificial intelligence, machine-learning, computer vision and cloud computing to provide environmentally friendly solutions that will make life safer and more enjoyable.
Emerging Sensor Technologies for Environmental Monitoring: Global Growth Opportunities is the latest addition to Frost & Sullivan’s TechVision research, available via Frost & Sullivan Leadership Council, and designed to help organisations identify ongoing growth opportunities in order to succeed in a future that may be uncertain.
Varun Babu is a TechVision Industry analyst at Frost & Sullivan. Data analytics, cloud platforms and other advanced machine-learning (ML) retrieval data from green Internet of Things (IoT), enabled environmental sensors, and provide actionable insight.
Babu said: “Smart Cities are an emerging concept that leverages the application of sensors to monitor air and surface water conditions to ensure sustainability of the residents’ livelihood. In addition, it is important to develop policies and guidelines that prioritize environmental sustainability and control and increase efforts to reduce CO2 emissions.
