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2030 年农业物联网市场预测:按组件、应用和农场类型分類的全球分析Agriculture IoT Market Forecasts to 2030 - Global Analysis By Farm Type (Large, Small Farms and Mid Size) Component (Hardware, Softwar, Connectivity & Services and Other Components), Application and by Geography |
根据Stratistics MRC预测,2023年全球农业物联网市场规模将达到144.6亿美元,预计2030年将达到349.7亿美元,预测期内年复合成长率为13.4%。
「农业物联网」(Internet of Things)一词是指利用感测器、摄影机等技术将与农业相关的各个方面和行为转化为资料的过程。农业物联网的使用可以根据天气、湿度、植物健康、矿物质状况、化学品应用、昆虫存在等变数产生大量资料。巨量资料工程师可以使用软体演算法获得各种粒度的农场洞察。
总部位于加拿大的联合国机构粮食及农业组织的资料显示,全球粮食产量必须增加70%,才能跟上不断增长的世界人口的需求,预计2050年,世界人口将达到96亿。因此,对食品的需求不断增长正在推动农业物联网市场的发展。
VRT(可变速率技术)市场的扩大将有利于农业物联网。各国政府对智慧农业技术也抱持浓厚的兴趣。农业物联网得到了政府的大力支持。农业物联网的成本效益以及各种政府补贴正在吸引更多的最终用户。所有这些因素都可能在预测期内为农业物联网市场带来显着收益。
农业物联网企业面临的关键问题是资料集中。农业资料管理在业务上不规范,给业务带来了困难。为了确保业务的同质性,产业必须标准化资料管理系统。许多农民和生产者不知道如何有效地将资料用于决策。为农民和生产者提供正确的资料管理工具和方法至关重要,以便他们能够正确捕获、管理、处理和利用资料。
无人机(UAV)和无人机正迅速从战区转向农业领域,因为它们可以拍摄高精度的航空照片,并且一次飞行可以覆盖数百公顷的大面积区域。与用于监控的无人机相比,用于农业的无人机更便宜,并且具有更先进的感测器和影像处理能力,使农民能够提高作物生产力并减少资源浪费,从而获得新的机会。因此,无人机(UAV)和无人机的使用预计将为市场扩张开闢可能性。
巨大的初始用途兴趣是农业物联网产业扩张的主要障碍之一。目前,新兴经济体的大多数牧场主和已开发国家较不富裕的农民买不起农村物联网工具和设备。精准栽培需要大量的初始投资以及熟练的人员来操作 GPS、无人机、GIS、VRT 和卫星技术。
农场物联网硬体和相关零件的生产设施的能力受到世界各地工厂关闭以及受 COVID-19 影响的各国社会流动受到严格限制的影响。此外,COVID-19 预计将减缓下一代农业物联网硬体解决方案的开发和部署。所有这些因素都略微缩小了农业物联网市场规模。随着供应链中断,原材料和其他商品越来越多地从当地供应商购买,以确保稳定的供应。
预计精准水产养殖领域在预测期内将是最大的。主要要素是农业物联网市场在农场监控应用中的快速扩张以及对渔业活动即时追踪的需求不断增长。此外,政府对全球淡水养殖生产的支持不断增加,对技术进步和产品创新的投资也在增加。
预计小型水产养殖领域在预测期内的年复合成长率最高。物联网技术的进步使小农户能够获得以前只有大型农业企业才能使用的先进工具和解决方案。此外,小型农场可以安装物联网设备和感测器来即时追踪各种资料,包括作物健康、土壤湿度、温度、湿度等。因此,农民可以使用云端基础的系统来通讯这些资料,并利用它来做出有关灌溉、肥料和害虫管理的更明智的决策。
预计北美在预测期内将占据最大份额。这是由于人们强烈偏好先进的机械硬体和机器人框架来提高农业效率。此外,市场竞争广泛的用途和早期采用物联网等现代创新技术是推动当地商业部门向前发展的两大力量。
预计亚太地区在预测期内复合年复合成长率最高。人们对该地区兴趣的增加通常是由于有关现代园艺创新的更多值得注意的资讯以及支持农场数位化的良好非正式法规的实施。此外,随着都市化的加速和对粮食安全的需求增加,人们对先进农业的兴趣将会增加,导致附近园艺区提出物联网提案。此外,更多资金带来的消费者对选择的需求不断增加,有助于预测期内区域市场的成长。
According to Stratistics MRC, the Global Agriculture Iot Market is accounted for $14.46 billion in 2023 and is expected to reach $34.97 billion by 2030 growing at a CAGR of 13.4% during the forecast period. The term "agriculture IoT" (Internet of Things) refers to the process of turning every aspect and action associated with farming into data using sensors, cameras, and other technology. With the use of the IoT for agriculture, massive data sets may be generated from weather, moisture, plant health, mineral status, chemical applications, insect presence, and many other variables. Using software algorithms, big data engineers can then draw insights about the farm at different granularities.
According to data from The Food and Agricultural Organization, a Canada-based body of the United Nations, global food production will need to increase by 70% to meet the growing global population growth that is expected to reach 9.6 billion by 2050. Therefore, an increase in demand for food is driving the agriculture IoT market.
The expansion of the VRT (variable rate technique) market will be advantageous for the IoT in agriculture. Governments are also keenly interested in smart farming technologies. IoT in agriculture is receiving strong government support. More end users are attracted by numerous different government subsidies as well as the cost advantages of IoT in agricultural practices. All of these components will result in a significant IoT in agriculture market profit throughout the course of the projection term.
A significant issue facing the agriculture IoT business is data aggregation. Managing agricultural data is not standardized in the business, which makes it challenging for growers to do their jobs. To guarantee operational homogeneity, the industry must standardize its data management system. Many farmers or growers are not aware of how data can be used effectively for decision-making. For them to properly obtain, manage, process, and utilize data, it is crucial to offer farmers and growers the appropriate data management tools and methodologies.
Unmanned aerial vehicles (UAVs) or drones are swiftly transitioning from combat zones to agricultural fields because they can take aerial photos that are extremely accurate and cover large areas in a single flight-up to hundreds of hectares or acres. Drones used for agriculture are less expensive than those used for surveillance, and they have more sophisticated sensors and imaging capabilities that give farmers new opportunities to boost crop productivity and cut resource waste. Thus, it is anticipated that the use of unmanned aerial vehicles (UAVs) or drones will open up potential for market expansion.
The interest in huge initial uses is one of the primary obstacles to the expansion of the farming IoT industry. Currently, the majority of ranchers in emerging economies as well as less well-off farmers in industrialized countries cannot afford rural IoT tools and equipment. Accuracy cultivation needs a competent crew to operate GPS, drones, GIS, VRT, and satellite technology, in addition to a substantial initial financial investment.
The functioning of production facilities for farm IoT hardware and related components was impacted by the closure of factories around the world as well as stringent limitations on social movement in various COVID-19-affected countries. In addition, COVID-19 is anticipated to have slowed down the development and deployment of next-generation agriculture IoT hardware solutions. All of these elements caused the market size for farm IoT to slightly decline. Because of the disturbances in the supply chain, raw materials and other commodities are now being purchased from local vendors to assure a steady supply.
During the forecast period, the precision aquaculture segment is anticipated to be the largest. The primary factor is the rapid expansion of the agriculture IoT market in aquaculture farm monitoring applications and the rising demand for real-time tracking of fishing activity. Additionally, there is growing government support for freshwater aquaculture production on a global scale, as well as growing investments in technology advancements and product innovations.
The sector of small farms is predicted to experience the highest CAGR during the projection period. Small-scale farmers have access to sophisticated tools and solutions that were previously only available to larger agricultural enterprises due to the advances of IoT technologies. Additionally, on small farms, IoT gadgets and sensors can be installed to track a variety of data in real-time, including crop health, soil moisture, temperature, and humidity. Therefore, farmers can use cloud-based systems to communicate this data and use it to make smart decisions about irrigation, fertilizer, and pest management.
During the forecast period, it is expected that North America have the largest share, due to a strong preference for mechanically advanced hardware and robot frameworks to improve farm efficiency. Additionally, leading market competitors' extensive specialized uses and early adoption of contemporary innovations like the Internet of Things are two major forces advancing the local business sector.
Asia Pacific is projected to have the highest CAGR over the forecast period. The growing interest in this area is typically due to more notable information on modern horticultural innovation and the implementation of excellent unofficial regulations to support ranch digitalization. Furthermore, as urbanization increases and the need for greater food security grows, interest in advanced agriculture will increase, leading to IoT proposals in nearby horticulture regions. Additionally, increasing consumer demand for choices brought on by more money has contributed to the regions market growth during the predicted term.
Some of the key players in Agriculture IoT market include: Ag Leader Technology, Agco Corporation , Cisco Systems, Inc., Climate Corporation ,Farmers Edge Inc., FluroSat, Hexagon AB,IBM Corporation, Precision Planting LLC, Raven Industries Inc.,SAP SE, Taranis, Telit Communications PLC, The Toro Company, Topcon Corporation and Trimble Inc.
In April 2022, Exact Rate, an on-planter technology that fertilises new crops twice as quickly as before and reduces the number of fertiliser tank refills needed during planting, was updated by Deere & Company.
In February 2022, DeLaval added the RC550 and RC700 to their selection of robots. These machines were developed to improve cow comfort and hoof health on solid surfaces. Thanks to their unique rotational dung intake mechanism, the collector can handle any kind of manure and doesn't need any additional water.
Table Note: Tables for North America, Europe, APAC, South America, and Middle East & Africa Regions are also represented in the same manner as above.