2020 Industrial Technology Trends

Industrial Tech 2020 Forecast


2020 Industrial Technology Forecast

 

As we come ever so closer to the year 2020, there have been nigh countless changes and noteworthy highs and lows for the industries that run the world.

Truly, there is nothing permanent in the world but change, especially with the surge of ground-breaking technology and automations, palm-sized smart gadgets that give you a ton of features and capabilities, and app and software with internet access.

Once a thing only conceptualized in works of science-fiction, technology in any form is what more than half of the world’s populace are dependent on. This is most expressly true for the technology industry.

These are the top 8 trends that techpreneurs, engineers and tech experts discovered which will surely dominate the 2020 technology sphere.

Hyperautomation

Hyperautomation revolves around the application of cutting-edge technologies, including artificial intelligence (AI) and machine learning (ML), to progressively and swiftly automate processes and enhance human skill.

Multiexperience

Multiexperience may replace technology-literate people with people-literate Industrial Technology and the traditional idea of a computer evolves from a single point of interaction to include multisensory and multitouchpoint interfaces like wearables and advanced computer sensors.

Democratization

Democratization of Industrial Technology signifies offering people with easy access to practical business know-how without extensive and costly training. It revolves around 4 key pillars—application development, data and analytics, design and knowledge.

Human augmentation

Human augmentation is the use of technology to enhance a person’s cognitive and physical experiences. Not unlike cyborgs of various works of fiction, the individuals find themselves enhanced by Industrial Technology to normalize an anomaly in the body or correct an injury brought about by an unfortunate incident.

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Transparency and traceability

While Industrial Technology was firstly created by man to connect the world, it has now created a culture of mistrust and privacy breaching. As consumers gain more knowledge about how their data is being collected and utilized by big companies and the government, organizations are also recognizing the increasing accountability of storing and gathering the data.

The empowered edge

Edge computing is a topology where information processing and content collection and delivery are near the sources of the information, with the idea that keeping information traffic local and distributed will reduce inactivity.

The distributed cloud

Distributed cloud refers to the distribution of public cloud services to locations outside the cloud provider’s physical data centers, but which are still controlled by the provider. In distributed cloud, the cloud provider is responsible for all aspects of cloud service architecture, delivery, operations, governance and updates.

AI security

Advancing technologies such as hyperautomation and autonomous items offer transcendent prospects in the world in regards to business. However, they also create security susceptibilities in new potential points of attack.

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Robert Bagatsing
Managing Editor and Founder of GineersNow based in Dubai and Manila. Survived marketing at Harvard, Management at AIM and proud Bedan.

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