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 IoT Statistics

Defining the
Future of Internet
of Things
1. The number of internet connected “things” already
exceeded our population back in 2008. By 2020 this number
is expected to reach 50 billion. A whopping $19 trillion is
anticipated as cost-savings and profits from this investment.
2.The potential for future growth is massive. Only 0.06% of
all devices that could potentially leverage IoT are actually
doing so. This makes the remaining 99.94% available for
optimization

3. IoT smart devices have a deeper penetration in


manufacturing, healthcare, and business than in our
homes or phones. By 2025 the global worth of IoT tech is
projected at $6.2 trillion, with the maximum value from
healthcare ($2.5 trillion) and manufacturing ($2.3 trillion).

4. Industrial sensors, advanced RFID tags, beacons, in-


store analysis and connected manufacturing machines
have already made it to the market. These innovative B2B
devices will fundamentally change the way businesses
function. These connected devices are expected to
increase from 2.5 billion 2017 to 5.4 billion IoT devices in
2020.
5. Of all the business who chose to implement IoT, 94%
have already seen a return on their IoT investments.
6. The market for smart cars and connected cars is
also a huge market. The percent of internet connected
cars is expected to rise from 10% in 2012 to a
whopping 90% by 2020.
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7. Though businesses are leading the way, consumer IoT is
not lagging far behind. By 2019, 1.9 billion smart home
devices are expected to be shipped. This could bring a
potential revenue worth $490 billion.

8. There have been major company acquisitions in this space.


For example. Google acquired Nest Labs, a thermostat maker
for $3.2 billion. Samsung, on the other hand, bought
SmartThings, a connected home company, for 200 million.
9.Add a little bit of body tex3. Soon IoT technology will become an obvious part of our
clothing as well. 968 thousand smart clothes made it to the consumer in 2015. This
number is expected to grow to 24.75 billion by 2021. That is 71.6% CAGR - kind of
impressive, isn’t it?

10. The adoption of connected home devices is expected to be higher than wearables.
More than two-thirds of consumers are likely to purchase IoT devices for their homes by
2019. Nearly half say the same for wearable tech. Of all the devices smart thermostats are
projected to make it to 43% adoption rate in the next 5 years.

11. Though the mass adoption of smart devices is expected in the long run, most of the
consumers (87%) aren’t aware of the meaning of “The Internet of Things.”

12. These innovations will bring a lot of savings in homes. Smart kitchens alone will
contribute minimum 15% savings in the F&B industry by 2020.

13. The wearable devices market is growing at an exponential rate. In 2016, 28.3 million
units of IoT devices made it to the market. According to IDC forecasts, this number will
rise to 82.5 million by 2020, showcasing a 31% growth.

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