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The following is from China Military Think Tank, author Zhou Jie, reproduced from Internet Information Frontier Observation.
1. Introduction
With the rapid development of information technology, the Internet of Things (IoT), as a new generation of information technology, is gradually penetrating various fields, including the military sector. Military IoT, as the deep application of IoT in the military field, is changing the form of warfare and combat methods with its unique advantages. It achieves efficient acquisition and precise utilization of military information through comprehensive perception, intelligent processing, and real-time sharing of military resources, providing powerful information support for modern warfare.The development of military IoT not only represents the innovation of military technology but also signifies profound changes in military strategy and tactics. It enables the military to acquire and analyze information more quickly and accurately during operations, leading to more scientific and rational decision-making. At the same time, the widespread application of military IoT also accelerates the development of military informatization, injecting new momentum into the modernization of the military.Therefore, conducting in-depth research and discussion on the development history, unique advantages, and military application value of military IoT is of great theoretical significance and practical value. This report will comprehensively analyze and elaborate on military IoT from these three aspects.
2. The Development History of Military IoT
The development of military IoT can be traced back to the origin of IoT technology and the driving forces of military needs. With the continuous development and improvement of IoT technology, military IoT has gradually transitioned from theory to practice, from the laboratory to the battlefield.In the embryonic stage of military IoT, the main focus was on utilizing technologies such as sensors and wireless communication to monitor military targets in real-time and collect data. For example, during the Vietnam War, the US military deployed unattended vibration sensors along the