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Emerging IoT Technologies Report 2022

For IoT Analytics Research Subscribers, March 2022
A report highlighting the current state of emerging IoT technologies, including some of the key players and latest developments for each technology.
Emerging IoT Technologies 2022

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About this Report
This report assesses the top and emerging IoT technologies across the spectrum of hardware, software, and connectivity and is an update of the previous
IoT technology assessment conducted by the IoT Analytics team in 2019. These market trends and insights are based on the views of IoT Analytics’ research
team, which has benefitted from attending >30 virtual conferences and webinars, >100 individual interviews and discussions, and individual research results
derived from different reports and models. The information in this report is updated as of March 2022.
The purpose of this document is for our readers to broaden their knowledge of the key technologies that will drive IoT forward in the next decade and to
get a high-level overview of these technologies. For ease of understanding, the technologies have been categorized as IoT hardware, IoT software
(middleware, analytics, storage, and platforms), and IoT connectivity.
All discussed insights are centered around IoT-related topics but, in many instances, expand beyond just IoT. The report includes a discussion of selected
current market developments, including market environment and forecasts, vendors, and a prediction on where these technologies will grow moving
forward. The document consists of four parts:
1. Emerging Technologies Radar (Framework and criteria to classify selected technologies and overall view on classifications—6 pages)
2. Software Technologies (Deep dive into selected software technologies and one-pagers on the most interesting technologies—21 pages)
3. Hardware Technologies (Deep dive into selected hardware technologies and one-pagers on the most interesting technologies—29 pages)
4. Connectivity Technologies (Deep dive into selected connectivity technologies and one-pagers on the most interesting technologies—15 pages)
This report is available to IoT Analytics research subscribers only. Please refer to the previous “Emerging Technologies 2019” report for further context.
Contributors: Knud Lasse Lueth, Satyajit Sinha, Mohammad Hasan, Sharmila Annaswamy, Philipp Wegner, Fernando Brügge, Edward Wilford.
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# Chapter Page # Chapter Page
1 Introduction & Overview 5-10 3 3.5 GPU
1.1 55+ Emerging IoT Technologies You Should Have on Your Radar (2022) 3.6 Security Chips
1.2 Refreshed Emerging Technologies Radar for IoT Projects (2022) 3.7 Edge Gateway
1.3 Refreshed Emerging Technologies Radar for IoT Projects (2022)—Zoom-in 3.8 FPGA
1.4 2019 Recap: Emerging Technologies Radar for IoT Projects 3.9 Intelligent Sensors
1.5 Top Movers in the Last Two Years, 2019 to 2022 3.10 ASIC
3.11 Chiplets
2 IoT Software Technologies 6-31 3.12 TinyML
2.1 Emerging Software Technologies Deep Dive (1/2) 3.13 Edge and MDCs
2.2 Emerging Software Technologies Deep Dive (2/2) 3.14 Cloud-connected Sensors
2.3 Cloud Computing 3.15 AR Technology
2.4 IoT Platforms 3.16 Edge AI Chips
2.5 Edge AI/Analytics 3.17 Neurosynaptic Chips
2.6 Containers 3.18 QRNG Chips
2.7 IoT-based Streaming Analytics 3.19 Wireless, Battery-free Sensors
2.8 Supervised ML
2.9 Cloud-native Application Design 4 IoT Connectivity Technologies 52-67
2.10 Cloud-native Data Warehouses 4.1 Emerging Connectivity Technologies Deep Dive
2.11 Real-time Database 4.2 2G/3G/4G Cellular Networks
2.12 Low-code/No-code Development Platforms 4.3 LPWAN
2.13 Unsupervised ML 4.4 eSIM
2.14 Serverless/FaaS 4.5 Mesh Network
2.15 Deep Learning 4.6 5G
2.16 IoT Marketplaces 4.7 WI-FI 6
2.17 Digital Twins 4.8 Network Virtualization
2.18 IoT Security Platforms 4.9 MQTT
2.19 IoT Edge Data & Application Platforms 4.10 OPC UA
2.20 ML Ops 4.11 Satellite IoT
4.12 TSN
4.13 Li-Fi
3 IoT Hardware Technologies 32-51
4.14 O-RAN
3.1 Emerging Hardware Technologies Deep Dive (1/2)
4.15 APL
3.2 Emerging Hardware Technologies Deep Dive (2/2)
3.3 CPU
3.4 MCU 5 Appendix 68-76

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1. Introduction & Overview

2. IoT Software Technologies
3. IoT Hardware Technologies
4. IoT Connectivity Technologies
5. Appendix

1 Introduction & Overview
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55+ Emerging IoT Technologies You Should Have on Your Radar (2022)
The 2022 Emerging IoT Technologies Radar
The analyst team at IoT Analytics handpicked 58 of the most promising technologies relevant to IoT projects globally and ranked them according
to their perceived maturity. The radar guides anyone working in IoT-type environments and projects in understanding what technologies they
should be watching, evaluating, and perhaps deploying.
Technologies taking more than a decade to move across the radar
Typical technologies depicted here take roughly 12 years to move from being “far on the horizon” to becoming so mature and widely adopted
that IoT Analytics considers them “mainstream” (in case a technology does become mainstream, which is not always the case). Cloud computing,
for example, took about 12 years from being “far on the horizon” to being considered “mainstream” (Note: AWS was first launched in 2006).
Research on 5G was initiated in 2012 and was considered “far on the horizon” at the time. It has moved to the “nearing maturity” level now and
is expected to hit “mainstream” in the 2024–2025 timeframe (also about 12 years later). One should note that some technologies do mature
quicker than others—research on 6G started in 2019.
What the radar does and does not measure
Technology maturity. The radar shows a subjective measure of maturity as put together by the analyst team at IoT Analytics. The maturity
Guidance scores are developed based on expert interviews, vendor briefings, secondary research, and conference attendances. The radar targets IoT
• Far on the horizon: No need to look into it now. practitioners that deploy IoT.
• Years Out: Follow the news but no need to action
The IoT. IoT Analytics defines the IoT as a network of internet-enabled physical objects. Objects that become internet-enabled (IoT devices)
yet.
typically interact via embedded systems, some form of network communications, and a combination of edge and cloud computing. The data
• Coming up: Take a closer look at the technology
from IoT-connected devices is often (but not exclusively) used to create novel end-user applications. Connected personal computers, tablets,
and decide if you should try it out.
and smartphones are not considered IoT, although these may be part of the solution setup. Devices connected via simple connectivity
• Nearing maturity: If you aren't adopting it now,
methods, such as RFID or QR codes, are not considered IoT devices.
your competitors might have already done it
• Fairly mature: If you haven't adopted it, you are Relevance of individual technologies. Not every technology is relevant for a given IoT context. Some technologies may only be used in
late. specific IoT settings (e.g., low-power WAN [LPWAN] for remote, low-power applications), while others are used in settings where IoT only
• Mainstream: If you haven't adopted you missed plays a minor role (e.g., cloud computing, which is also used in many non-IoT scenarios). IoT Analytics is aware that many other technologies
the train and you are very late. exist that could be highlighted on such a radar.
Source: IoT Analytics.

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Refreshed Emerging Technologies Radar for IoT Projects (2022)
55+ technologies to keep on the radar for IoT-type projects and how far they are from mainstream adoption
2-way BMI 1 CPUs
1 Cloud Computing (Brain Machine Interface)
2 MCUs
2 IoT Platforms Far on the horizon
3 GPUs
3 Containers Quantum Comp.
4 Security Chips
4 Supervised ML Automated ML Years out 5 Edge Gateway
5 IoT-based Streaming Analytics
Overview of refreshed radar: 6 Edge AI
Data Ecosystems
Wireless, battery-free Sensors 6 FPGA
Deep Learning 7 ASICs
7 Real-time Databases Coming up
Based on updates in the market and analyst 8 IoT Marketplace Serverless/FaaS 9
ML-optimized Gateways
8 Intelligent Sensors
TinyML
forecasts, we have identified 58 technologies that 9 Edge Data and Unsuperv. ML 8
7 Neurosynaptic Chips
Cloud-native Application Design
people working on IoT projects should have on App Platforms
Cloud-native Data Warehouses
Nearing maturity Edge Data Centers QRNG Chips
Chiplets Biodegradable
their radar: IoT Security Platforms 5
6
AR Technology Sensors
6
Digital Twins 4 Fairly 4 7
o 21 in IoT software MLOps
3
2 mature
8
Micro Data Centers
Cloud-connected Sensors
3
1 2 5 Edge AI Chip
o 21 in IoT hardware Low/No-code Dev Platf. 1
Cellular IoT
o 16 in IoT connectivity APL
Satellite IoT
Wi-Fi 6
LPWAN
2022 Emerging
Mesh Networks
Depending on the specific project context, some
eSIM Technologies
technologies may not be relevant, and other Network Virtualization
relevant technologies may not be shown in this 6G

OPC-UA
5G Radar for IoT
chart. MQTT
Open RAN Projects
Certain technologies are mainstream today (e.g.,
cellular IoT technologies) and are used extensively, Li-Fi See next slide for a zoom-in on the
TSN
while others are far on the horizon (e.g., 6G) and SASE technologies nearing maturity
will take years to mature, if at all.
Disclaimer: The 2022 Emerging Technologies Radar for IoT projects represents the analyst view of the IoT Analytics’ research team under the disclaimer that, depending on the
context, the classification and perception of the project may be different in reality. IoT software refers to middleware, analytics, storage, platforms, and applications. The only
Source: IoT Analytics. relevant positioning of each topic is its distance to the center. The positioning on the axes plays no role. Source: IoT Analytics Research—March 2022.
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Refreshed Emerging Technologies Radar for IoT Projects (2022)—Zoom-in
55+ technologies to keep on the radar for IoT-type projects and how far they are from mainstream adoption
Zoom-in on technologies nearing or having attained mainstream maturity

Overview of mainstream technologies:
Of the 58 technologies on the radar, only a few are

classified as nearing maturity, fairly mature, or
mainstream.
Disclaimer: The 2022 Emerging Technologies Radar for IoT projects represents the analyst view of the IoT Analytics’ research team under the disclaimer that, depending on
the context, the classification and perception of the project may be different in reality. IoT software refers to middleware, analytics, storage, platforms, and applications.
Source: IoT Analytics. The only relevant positioning of each topic is its distance to the center. The positioning on the axes plays no role. Source: IoT Analytics Research—March 2022.
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2019 Recap: Emerging Technologies Radar for IoT Projects
In 2019, the IoT Analytics team identified 43 technologies to keep on the radar for IoT-type projects, including their adoption status.
Far on the horizon
Years out
Energy Harvesting for LPD*
Overview of previous radar:
IoT Marketplaces ML-optimized Gateways
Real-time Databases Coming up
In the 2019 radar, there were 43 technologies which Neurosynaptic Chips
Serverless/FaaS
people working on IoT projects should have on their Deep Learning FPGA
radar. Superv. ML Nearing maturityDRAM Smart Sensors Quantum Comp.
IoT Security Platforms

o 14 in IoT software NANDs
ASICs Cloud-connected Sensors
Container Security
o 14 in IoT hardware Digital Twins
GPUs
Unsuperv. ML
o 15 in IoT connectivity
LPWAN
2019 Emerging
Satellite IoT
eSIM
Pub/Sub
Technologies
Li-Fi
6G
5G
Wi-Fi 6
Radar for IoT
Network Virtualization
TSN
Projects
APL
Disclaimer: The 2022 Emerging Technologies Radar for IoT projects represents the analyst view of the IoT Analytics’ research team under the disclaimer that, depending on
the context, the classification and perception of the project may be different in reality. IoT software refers to middleware, analytics, storage, platforms, and applications.
Source: IoT Analytics. The only relevant positioning of each topic is its distance to the center. The positioning on the axes plays no role. Source: IoT Analytics Research—March 2022.
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Top Movers in the Last Two Years, 2019 to 2022
XX developed from a technology that was nearing maturity in 2019 to mainstream in 2022, the biggest jump in the last three years.
Change 2019–2022
1 Technology X
2 Technology X
3 Technology X
4 Technology X
5 Cloud-connected sensors
6 eSIM
7 5G
8 Technology X
9 Technology X
10 Technology X
11 Technology X
12 Technology X
13 Technology X
14 Technology X
15 Technology X
16 Technology X
17 Technology X
18 Technology X
19 Technology X
20 Technology X
Far on the horizon Years out Coming up Nearing maturity Fairly mature Mainstream
Source: IoT Analytics. 2022 2019
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2 IoT Software Technologies
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Emerging Software Technologies Deep Dive (1/2)
This sections looks at all technologies categorized as mainstream, fairly mature, nearing maturity, or coming up.
Technology Description Classification Typical Vendor(s) or Solutions

Cloud Computing Cloud computing is the delivery of different services through the internet. These resources include
tools and applications related to data storage, servers, databases, networking, and software.
IoT Platforms IoT platforms are software tools for building and managing IoT solutions. They also simplify coding
and deploying applications for IoT solutions and enable efficient edge-to-cloud communications.
Edge AI/Analytics Edge AI is a combination of edge computing and AI. AI algorithms are processed locally, either
directly on the device or on a server near the device.
Containers A container is a standard unit of software that packages up code and all its dependencies, so the
application runs quickly and reliably from one computing environment to another.
IoT-based Streaming Streaming analytics is the processing and analysis of fast-moving live data from various sources,
Analytics including IoT devices, to raise automated, real-time actions or alerts.
Supervised ML Supervised ML is a subcategory of ML and AI. It is defined by its use of labeled datasets to train
algorithms to classify data or predict outcomes accurately.
Cloud-native Application A cloud-native application is a program designed for a cloud computing architecture. These
Design applications are run and hosted in the cloud.
Cloud-native Data A cloud-native data warehouse is a database delivered in a public cloud as a managed service that is
Warehouses optimized for analytics, scale, and ease of use.
Real-time Database A real-time database is a database system that uses real-time processing to handle workloads whose
state is constantly changing.
Low-code/No-code A low-code/no-code development platform provides a development environment to create
Development Platforms application software through a graphical user interface.
Unsupervised ML Unsupervised ML is a type of ML in which the algorithm is not provided with any pre-assigned labels
or scores for the training data.
Serverless/FaaS Function-as-a-Service, or FaaS, is a cloud computing service that allows developers to build, run, and
manage application packages as functions without having to maintain their infrastructure.
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Deep Learning Deep learning is part of a broader family of ML methods based on data representations, as opposed
to task-specific algorithms.
IoT Marketplaces An IoT marketplace is a type of application marketplace where customers can go to an online
storefront to find, purchase, and manage applications for their IoT devices.
Digital Twins A digital twin is a digital representation of a physical object, process, or service.
IoT Security Platforms An IoT security platform includes software security solutions for many layers of the IoT tech stack.
IoT Edge Data & Edge application platforms enable analytics application management at the edge. Edge data
Application Platforms platforms are software tools to manage applications running on multiple edge compute resources.
ML Ops ML Ops (also called DevOps for ML) is an engineering discipline that aims to combine ML systems
development and deployment.
Automated ML Automated machine learning is the process of automating the tasks of applying machine learning to
real-world problems.
Data ecosystems A data ecosystem is the secure connection between different stakeholders of a process (e.g.,
vendors, suppliers, etc.) that share data in a way that has clearly defined rules for data access and
privacy for everyone involved.
2-way BMI (Brain Bidirectional brain-machine interfaces (BMIs) establish a two-way direct communication link
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Cloud Computing
Overview Maturity: Mainstream
Cloud computing is the delivery of different services through the internet. These
resources include tools and applications related to data storage, servers, Recent Trends and Developments
databases, networking, and software; if an electronic device has access to the Cloud service providers (CSPs) are further fine-tuning their
web, it has access to the data and the software programs to run it. The cloud connectivity offerings and trying to simplify integration.
serves as a contact facilitator between IoT devices, allowing data to move faster
between devices.
Market Size
Overall Public Cloud Spending in $B
+XX% XX
XX
XX
+XX% XX
XX
XX XX
XX XX
2018a 2019a 2020a 2021e 2022e 2023e 2024e 2025e 2026e
Selected Major Vendors
Source: IoT Analytics; market sizing is part of the Cloud Computing for IoT Market Report 2021–2026.

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3 IoT Hardware Technologies
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Emerging Hardware Technologies Deep Dive (1/2)
CPU CPUs are electronic circuitry that execute instructions that make up a computer program.
MCU Microcontrollers are integrated circuits that contain a processor, memory, and other
peripherals.
GPUs Graphic processing unit
Security Chips Security-enhancing, low-powered modules, include various security-sensitive functions
Edge Gateways Physical devices that serve as the connection point between the cloud and controllers,
sensors, and intelligent devices.
FPGA Field programmable gate array
Intelligent Sensors Sensors that take some predefined action when they sense the appropriate input.
ASIC Application-specific integrated circuit
Chiplets Chiplets are a new design philosophy that allows multiple chips with different process
node sizes to be used in a single package or on a single substrate.
TinyML TinyML is a field of study in ML and embedded systems that explores models you can run
on small, low-powered devices, like microcontrollers.
Edge + Micro Data Edge data centers are located close to the edge of a network (where the network meets
Centers (MDCs) the endpoint layer). An MDC is for computer workloads not requiring traditional facilities.
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Cloud-connected Sensors Cloud-connected sensors use physical sensors to accumulate data and transmit them into
a cloud computing infrastructure.
AR Technology AR technology is a technology that combines virtual information with the real world.
Edge AI Chip Edge AI chipsets refer to computational chipsets focusing on AI workloads that are
typically deployed in edge environments.
Neurosynaptic Chips Brain-inspired computer chip, in which transistors simulate neurons and synapses.
QRNG Chips QRNG refers to quantum driven secure chip design which can be integrated into current
silicon design and manufacturing processes.
Wireless, Battery-free Sensors that can generate the energy that they need to function by themselves, i.e., they
Sensors do not need to be powered by an external source.
ML-optimized Gateways Controllers that are optimized for ML algorithms.
Quantum Computing Computation using quantum-mechanical phenomena, for example superposition
entanglement.
Biodegradable Sensors Biodegradable sensors are designed and developed to detect various body signals, which
can help track post-treatment prognosis.

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MCU
Overview Maturity: Mainstream
An MCU is an integrated circuit that contains a processor, memory (RAM, ROM), and other
peripherals. Recent Trends and Developments
• It processes a simple control loop forever until it breaks or otherwise stops. The rise of ultra-low-power MCU-based SoCs:
• It contains one or more CPUs (processor cores), memory, and programmable
input/output peripherals.
• MCUs are differentiated by the size of instructions, such as 4-, 8-, 16-, 32- and 64-bit
variants.
Market Size
Global Market Size for MCU ($B)
+XX% XX
XX
2020 2025
Major vendors
Source: IoT Analytics forecast.

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Cellular IoT (2G/3G/4G) Provides connectivity to IoT applications via traditional cellular networks
LPWAN Low-power, wide-area connectivity for IoT applications (e.g., Sigfox, LoRa, NB-IoT, and LTE-M)
eSIM A SIM-card embedded into mobile devices enables remote SIM provisioning, which allows storing multiple
operator profiles simultaneously and switching between them remotely.
Mesh Networks A mesh network is a group of devices that act as a single Wi-Fi network, so there are multiple sources of Wi-
Fi around your house instead of just a single router.
5G The fifth generation of cellular networks, commercially launched in 2019
Wi-Fi 6 The newest version of the Wi-Fi protocol, also known as IEE 802.11ax
Network Virtualization Abstracts network elements and resources into a logical virtual network that runs independently on top of a
physical network
MQTT MQTT is a lightweight, publish-subscribe network protocol that transports messages between devices.
OPC Unified Architecture OPC UA is a machine-to-machine communication protocol for industrial automation from the OPC
(UA) Foundation.
Satellite IoT Provides connectivity to IoT applications via satellite networks
TSN Time-Sensitive Networking is a set of standards defined by the IEEE for the time-sensitive transmission of
data over deterministic Ethernet networks.
Li-Fi Wireless communication technology that uses light to transmit data
Open RAN Open RAN (Open Radio Access Networks or O-RAN) is the disaggregation of RAN functionalities through
network virtualization and software-defined network technologies.
Advanced Physical Layer Developing industrial Ethernet standard that seeks to leverage the work of the IEEE 802.3cg (10BASE-T1L)
(APL) task force to achieve a single twisted-pair industrial Ethernet standard for hazardous areas
Secure Access Service SASE is a new security model specifically to address the security challenges of the new reality organizations
Edge (SASE) are facing.
6G The sixth generation of cellular networks
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5G
Overview Maturity: Nearing maturity
It is expected that 5G technology will be a key component of a networked society
and help realize the vision of ubiquitous connectivity, unlimited consumption, and Recent Trends and Developments
sharing of information and content across devices. It will enable the deployment Ericsson’s efforts in 5G are gaining traction, having crafted strategic
of mass-scale, cloud-centric applications and ensure flexible, efficient, and high- partnerships with key telco providers globally.
speed delivery of the services to meet future mobile data traffic.
Market Size
IoT 5G Connection (M)
XX
+XX% XX
XX
XX
XX XX XX
2020 2021F 2022F 2023F 2024F 2025F 2026F

Major vendors
Source: Ericcson Mobility Report.

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Technology Description Classification Typical Vendor(s) or Solutions

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2018a 2019a 2020a 2021e 2022e 2023e 2024e 2025e 2026e

Selected Major Vendors

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ASIC Application-specific integrated circuit

Source: IoT Analytics One-page deep-dive for each technology

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Detailed Market Reports IoT applications (non-

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• MWC Barcelona 2022 Event Report

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