AI and edge computing will be the top trend in the AI ecosystem in 2025 as the modern, efficient and secure processing of data is increasingly important.
Autonomous vehicles are set to have a significant impact by 2025. Advanced models integrating LiDAR sensors, radar, and cameras will enable real-time data processing, further enhancing safety and efficiency.
AI and IoT convergence or AIoT will drive innovation in 2025. The connected devices will be capable of analyzing real-time data to improve efficiency and reduce costs. Industries will have greater automation and more precise monitoring of operations.
Cognitive sensors, or sensors with built-in AI algorithms, will promote efficiency and accuracy in various industries. For instance, digital health care will benefit from cognitive sensors that detect vital signs and notify users in case of significant anomalies.
Neuromorphic chips designed to emulate the architecture and functioning of the human brain, will support applications such as pattern recognition, sensory processing, and robotic control. By reducing power consumption, neuromorphic chips offer faster processing in applications with distributed workloads.
Low-code development will be a significant AI trend which, when combined with AI, can help developers automate code generation and optimize application performance, making it faster and more efficient.
The democratization of AI and accessibility of development tools is fostering innovation and transforming the technological ecosystem. AI is becoming a resource that is within reach of companies of all sizes.
AI will transform the energy infrastructure sector to make it more efficient and sustainable. AI-based energy management systems will optimize resource distribution and consumption, and smart grids with machine learning algorithms will predict consumption peaks and promote integration of renewable energy sources.
Intelligent microcontrollers with built-in AI are expected to revolutionize technology. Microcontrollers equipped with AI capabilities will meet the needs of advanced applications such as wearable devices for health monitoring, industrial sensors for process control, and home automation systems.
The convergence of AI and emerging technologies such as blockchain and IoT will open up new possibilities for improving data traceability and security, optimizing asset management, and enabling new applications in smart cities and Industry 4.0.