Processing the next technological evolution
Tractors, machinery, medical devices or household appliances: Equipped with sensors and network connectivity, physical objects will turn into “smart things”. This evolutional progress will affect every aspect of modern societies and economies around the world. Embedding intelligence into “things” will create knowledge, which will eventually become even more valuable than producing goods. Intelligent objects will make life more easy and efficient.
Even today, the Internet of things (IoT) enables new ways of managing and monitoring processes for companies, organisations and governments. It also allows private households new ways of managing everday duties.
Growth potential of the IoT market
$1.7 trillion
Worth of the IoT market by 2020 (IDC)
11 percent
Equivalent level of value of the world economy – including the consumer surplus (McKinsey)
$ 242 billion
Worth of IoT products and service providers by 2020 (Gartner)
$300 billion
The expected revenue growth by 2020 (Gartner)
$11.1 trillion
Worth of the total potential economic impact a year by 2025 (McKinsey)
Smart Home:Visible success through invisible solutions
Smart Homes equipped with products by eesy-innovation offer highest levels of comfort. Our miniature products enable seamless intergration into each individual design style. With our innovative applications, customers are able to control their smart home from everywhere, just by using their smartphones or tablets. Applying modern RFID technology and state-of-the-art microchips, our intelligent systems offer extremely wide reach and highest reliability.
Miniature Applications coming soon:
- weather station
- open/closed sensor
- smart plug
- smoke detector
- air quality sensor
- motion sensor
Wearables:Increasing fitness through high performance sensors
eesy-innovation develops weareable devices for medical applications and high performance sports. Monitoring applications range from energy balance, hydration status, glucose level as well as extreme performance and limits of performance.