Why not the opposite, Chinese and Australian introducing African IoT systems in their countries?
It is believed that the Internet of Things will have reached mainstream adoption in Africa in the next two to five years. The expectation is that in Africa, the Internet of Things will “radically improve agricultural outputs, increase efficiencies at understaffed and overworked hospitals, and help reduce the traffic accidents
Any ideas about IoT in Africa to export to the rest of the world?
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The adoption of IoT in South Africa is steadily gathering speed, and with the introduction of Vodacom’s Narrowband IoT networks, South Africans will begin to see the benefits of the Internet of Things at both a consumer and at a business level.
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The Internet of Things (IoT)
Forecasts by Africa Analysis shows that the IoT installed base in South Africa will reach 35 million by 2020.
Let's take a look at ioT start-ups here in Africa that are chaning the game:
UjuziKilimo
This Kenya-based start-up uses Big Data analytics to provide useful insights on farming trends and productivity based on the accurate data that is generated.
Hardware elements of the solution include an electronic sensor placed in the ground, which alerts and gives farmers guidance, via SMS, on real-time soil conditions. .
Illuminum Greenhouse
develops innovative solutions for the agricultural sector by building greenhouses.
Giraffe
is a mobile recruitment platform that aims to make finding employment for job seekers in South Africa quick, cheap and easy.