Demand for IoT-enabled solutions in India is rising sharply, driven by the need for automation, enhanced efficiency, and real-time decision-making across sectors. As businesses increasingly adopt digital systems and consumers embrace smart technologies, IoT is becoming an essential part of India’s economic modernization. The IoT Industry IoT Industry report demand highlights growing interest from enterprises, government authorities, and households seeking connected systems to improve daily operations and productivity.

The India IoT market size has reached USD 49.04 billion in 2024 and is projected to surge to USD 351.27 billion by 2035, registering 19.6% CAGR, according to MRFR. This rising demand is being driven by a variety of factors across multiple industries.

Businesses across India are increasingly relying on IoT for operational automation, asset monitoring, quality control, and predictive maintenance. Manufacturing plants, logistics companies, energy providers, and utility operators are deploying IoT to reduce downtime, optimize resources, and improve reliability.

Demand is also rising in the retail industry. Smart shelves, automated checkout systems, customer analytics, and inventory tracking tools help retailers deliver efficient and personalized service. With online commerce growing rapidly, IoT also supports better warehouse and supply chain management.

In the healthcare sector, demand for connected medical devices, remote monitoring systems, and telemedicine platforms continues to rise. IoT solutions enable early diagnosis, improved patient monitoring, and enhanced hospital efficiency. As digital health becomes mainstream, IoT demand will grow further.

Smart city projects are also fueling IoT demand. Government agencies are deploying connected solutions for traffic monitoring, public safety, energy conservation, and waste management. These initiatives enhance quality of life and urban sustainability.

Demand for smart home technologies is also increasing rapidly. Consumers are adopting smart lighting, connected appliances, smart locks, security systems, and voice-controlled devices for convenience, safety, and energy savings.

Agriculture demand remains strong as farmers adopt IoT systems for soil analysis, automated irrigation, crop monitoring, and livestock tracking. These solutions help improve agricultural productivity and resource management.

5G connectivity is a major enabler of rising demand. High-speed, low-latency networks support real-time applications, making IoT systems more reliable and scalable for businesses.

While cybersecurity remains a concern, improved security solutions are helping build trust among consumers and enterprises, further boosting IoT adoption.

Overall, demand for IoT solutions in India continues to rise as digital innovation accelerates across industries, supported by strong government initiatives and expanding connectivity.

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