By 2025, the Internet of Things (IoT), as a core engine of the digital economy, is rapidly penetrating smart homes, industrial automation, smart cities, and other fields. The number of connected IoT devices worldwide is expected to exceed 30 billion, driving wireless connectivity technology to upgrade towards high speed, low latency, and high stability. Wi-Fi, with its flexible deployment, low cost, and wide compatibility, has become a key connectivity technology in the IoT era. The advancement of Wi-Fi 6/7 standards, in particular, further meets the demands of massive device concurrency and low power consumption.
However, the increasing complexity of IoT scenarios poses new challenges to Wi-Fi technology: device fragmentation leads to a fragmented ecosystem, spectrum resource constraints, and increased pressure to optimize energy consumption. How to achieve cross-brand interoperability through standardized protocols? How to balance performance and power consumption? How to build comprehensive coverage from home to industrial environments? These are key industry concerns.
Sponsor: WiFi Alliance, CSA Connectivity Standards Alliance, Shenzhen Internet of Things Industry Association
Organizer: Shenzhen Ulinkmedia Co., Ltd.
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