The degree of localization of IoT sensor chips reaches 30% after three years

September 10, director of the China Research Center Xiaofei sensing industry in 2010 Fifth Hong Kong and Guangdong Radio Frequency Identification (RFID) Technology Application Summit Forum, said that as the basis of units of things, currently the sensor chip is not doing well, 90% of the chips are imported. He predicted that the situation of relying mainly on imports in the next few years could not be reversed, but domestic chips could reach 30% after three years.

He said that foreign companies entering China to invest will bring technology and talents to disseminate, which will be conducive to localization; chips will be integrated into national development strategies; national investment and investment will also reduce the distance with foreign countries and accelerate domestic production. Change.

He also said that the current domestic lack of Internet of Things leading enterprises. As of the end of July , there are about 30 listed companies related to the Internet of Things in China, but only business connections. The highest income of related businesses is only RMB 170 million, which only accounts for a small part of the turnover.

According to the information provided by the conference, according to the market survey conducted by the GSII , 80% of the world's leading sensor manufacturers have entered the Chinese market. In 2009 , the global sensor market capacity was approximately 53 billion U.S. dollars, and it is estimated that the world sensor market in 2010 will reach more than US$ 66 billion.

The GSII believes that the main drivers for the growth in the demand of China's sensor market from 2009 will come from industrial electronics, automotive electronics, communications electronics, consumer electronics and specialized electronic devices. Industrial electronic equipment and automotive electronics are the fastest-growing industries in China's electronic information industry, and they are also the areas in which sensors are most used. GSII estimates that in 2010 China's automotive sensor market will exceed US$ 1.5 billion in sales.

In recent years, the Chinese automobile industry has continued to grow at a high speed. In 2009 , the Chinese automobile market developed rapidly, with annual production and sales of 13.64 million vehicles. Recently, the China Association of Passenger Vehicles forecast that production and sales in 2010 will reach 17 million vehicles, maintaining a 21% growth rate. At present, an ordinary car is equipped with about a few hundred sensors, and there are even more than 200 luxury car sensors. The application of sensors to the sensors accounts for about one-third of the entire sensor market.