In 2010, Wuxi signed 139 Internet of Things projects

When you walk into the elevator, the elevator's operating speed, power, fire, maintenance and other work status as well as the elevator number, accessible floors and elevator manufacturers, management units, maintenance units and other information through this 'elevator information management system' all Communicate to local quality inspection departments, elevator maintenance units and residential property management companies. Once the elevator fails, the system will send an alarm to the above-mentioned three-party and oriented elevator maintenance personnel in the form of a short message. When the maintenance personnel arrive at the site and remove the faults, the processing results are fed back to the system for archiving. ”
On August 10th, at the Wuxi Huishan Pioneer Park, staff members demonstrated to the reporter that this “elevator information management system” was said. Currently, 6 elevators have been installed in the Huishan Economic Development Zone. According to reports, after the installation of this system, the accident rate of elevators can be reduced by 75%, and the time for elevators to rescue people will be reduced from 30 minutes to 10 minutes.
The “elevator information management system” is an internet of things project signed by Huishan District of Wuxi City. As of the end of July, Wuxi City signed a total of 139 Internet of Things projects, a total investment of 11.1 billion yuan, covering professional park construction, R & D institutions, professional companies, project development and public service platform construction.
On August 9, the development of the Internet of Things in Wuxi ushered in a small climax. The National Sensing Information Center Sensor Network Innovation Park opened in Wuxi, China Mobile Internet of Things Institute unveiled, and the China IoT Innovation R&D Center was completed. Xinhua News Agency, Hong Kong University and other cooperative organizations signed a series of Internet of Things projects with Wuxi City.
2010 IoT Development Year 1

The English name of the Internet of Things is "TheInternetofThings", which is "Internet of Things Connected". According to Liu Haitao, president and researcher of the China Institute of Internet of Things Industry in Wuxi, the Internet of Things is the third wave of information industry after computer, Internet and mobile communication networks. The Internet of Things has a three-tier Internet of Things (IoT) architecture system for the perception, network, and application layers. The core and foundation of the Internet of Things is still the Internet, but at the same time, its user end extends and expands between items and items for information exchange and communication. Liu Haitao believes that "the Internet of Things is like a Chinese knot and needs strong alliances and complementary strengths. It needs to strengthen the integration of the sensor network's perception layer, the extension of the Internet's network layer, and the user layer with a massive user base."
On August 7, 2009, Premier Wen Jiabao proposed to build a “Perceive China” center when he visited Wuxi. On November 13, 2009, the State Council formally approved the agreement to support Wuxi to build a national sensor network innovation demonstration area (National Sensor Information Center).
One year has passed. In Wuxi, a series of IoT development plans and policies were successively introduced. The development of the Internet of Things industry with development zones and science and technology parks as the carrier formed a development trend of “one nuclear diversity”. Sixteen universities and colleges set up IoT R&D institutions in Wuxi, 26 One scientific research institute in Wuxi has established or is establishing an Internet of Things R&D enterprise and institution. There are three International Standards for Internet of Things developed by the Wuxi Institute of Internet of Things and its participation in the Chinese Academy of Sciences Microsystems.

The management of cyanobacteria in Taihu Lake from cyanobacterial treatment to home burglary has traditionally relied on the traditional “human eye search”. After the “Intelligent Management and Dispatch IoT System for Blue-green algae lakes' intelligent monitoring and warning and cyanobacterial salvaging processing” was developed, once the blue-green algae were clustered, Locations and agglomerations will be automatically sent to the salvage personnel's mobile phones, and salvage boats, vehicles and algae-transporters will be rushed to handle them at the first time. Lu Bo, general manager of Zhong Ke Yihai Hi-Tech Development Jiangsu Stock Co., Ltd., responsible for the project, said that at present, 10 cyanobacterial intellisense nodes have been established in the 18 bays area of ​​Taihu Lake, and the number of sensing nodes in the next stage will increase to 46. More than 140 kilometers along the Taihu Lake and the center of the lake where the lake is relatively severe.
At the same time, in the command and control room of Wuxi Water Conservancy Bureau's Yangwan Algae Water Separation Station, as long as the green sensory point on the big screen is clicked, the staff can not only see the "top" solar panel, the spherical buoy that houses the sensor chip and the camera. You can also learn about 40 indicators such as temperature, pH, and ammonia nitrogen at this point.
In the future home living environment, the Internet of Things will also be used extensively.
At the Smart Home Pavilion of the Expo Center China Pavilion, the reporter saw that when the guest rings the doorbell and nobody answers at home, the call will be directed to the owner's mobile phone. The owner can also open the door first. Because the camera is installed in the home, the owner can remotely “entertain” the guests. Explainers told reporters that "smart homes" also have anti-theft features. If the doors and windows are opened, the videophone in the house will be connected to the mobile phone and the voice will prompt an alarm in the home area.