The 19th Asian Games in Hangzhou 2023 integrates all-scenario IoT technology

The 19th Asian Games in Hangzhou 2023 integrates all-scenario IoT technology. In 2023, full-scenario IoT technology will help the intelligent construction and management of the Asian Games

The 19th Asian Games in Hangzhou 2023 integrates all-scenario IoT technology

Keyword: passive Internet of Things

In 2023, Hangzhou ushered in the highly anticipated 19th Asian Games, the largest multi-sport event in Asia and the most important international sports event held by Hangzhou to date.

At this moment of global attention, Hangzhou gives full play to its advantages in scientific and technological innovation, and perfectly integrates wisdom and sports through the application of passive Internet of Things technology, bringing a feast of science and technology and sports to this Asian Games.

The 19th Asian Games in Hangzhou 2023 integrates all-scenario IoT technology

In 2023, Hangzhou ushered in the highly anticipated 19th Asian Games, the largest multi-sport event in Asia and the most important international sports event held by Hangzhou to date.

2023 Internet of Things New Topic: Passive Internet of Things.

Passive IoT, as an important branch of the Internet of Things, refers to sensors and communication devices that do not rely on external energy supplies such as batteries.

Compared with the traditional active Internet of Things, passive IoT has lower cost, longer service life and a wider range of application scenarios, which makes it an ideal choice for the intelligent construction of this Asian Games.
As an important partner of the Hangzhou Asian Games, Zhejiang Mobile has played a key role in intelligent construction and management, and its application of all-scenario IoT technology has brought excellent experience and efficient management to the Asian Games.

All-scenario IoT technology is an innovative IoT capability built on 5G-A networks, which realizes real-time monitoring and data transmission of items, devices, and environments through passive IoT tags.

Compared with traditional RFID technology, passive IoT tags do not rely on external power supplies, and have ultra-long coverage capabilities and high-precision positioning capabilities, making them widely used in many industries.
These small tags are able to communicate with base stations more than 200 meters outdoors and are up to 99% accurate in tag identification. This means that passive IoT tags can quickly identify and transmit data without power connection, greatly improving the efficiency and convenience of intelligent management.
The cockpit of the Asian Games Village E-sports Center, the Hangzhou E-sports Center in China, also uses passive IoT technology.

In combination with various environmental sensors, passive IoT tags report environmental information in real time, especially ambient temperature and humidity data. This provides venue managers with the ability to monitor the environment in real time and quickly take adjustments to ensure that athletes and spectators participate in the game in a comfortable environment.
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In addition to venue management, passive IoT technology has also shown strong application potential in the logistics field.

Zhejiang Mobile cooperated with YTO Logistics to use passive IoT tags to track logistics vehicles and warehouses and inventory assets. Through cellular networks and passive IoT tags, real-time management and theft prevention of valuable assets such as vehicles and e-bikes is achieved. This intelligent logistics management not only improves logistics efficiency, but also improves the safety of assets and escorts the operation of the Asian Games.

The successful application of all-scenario IoT technology fully demonstrates Zhejiang Mobile's leading position and innovation strength in the field of Internet of Things. It has brought a smarter, more efficient and safer management experience to this Asian Games, and also set a shining example for the intelligent development of large-scale sports events in the future.

With the continuous advancement and innovation of Internet of Things technology, we can foresee that future international sports events will be more intelligent and efficient.

The wide application of all-scenario IoT technology will bring more convenient and enjoyable experiences to athletes, spectators and organizers, and will certainly help Hangzhou, a dynamic city, show stronger leadership and influence in the construction of global smart cities.

The Hangzhou Asian Games is undoubtedly a grand event of exploration and innovation, and we look forward to the city continuing to show more surprises and wonders.