Digital application scenarios are broad and evolving, and there are many unaddressed areas and opportunities. Here are some of the unaddressed application scenarios for digitization:
Environmental monitoring and sustainable development: digital technologies can be used to monitor environmental factors such as atmospheric quality, water quality, soil health, etc., to help society better understand and respond to climate change and sustainable development issues.
Cultural preservation and heritage management: digitization can be used to preserve cultural heritage, including the digital preservation of ancient artifacts, documents, architecture and languages.
Agriculture and food production: digital technologies can improve the efficiency and sustainability of agricultural production, such as the use of Internet of Things (IoT) sensors to monitor farmland, precision farming and smart agricultural machinery.
Aging population care: As the aging population increases, digital technologies can be used to provide better care and monitoring of the elderly, including remote medical monitoring and social interaction.
Aerospace: digitalization has a wide range of applications in aerospace, but still has future potential, including smart satellites, space tourism and space resource development.
New types of education: The future of digital education may include more advanced virtual reality learning, personalized education and global online courses.
Social interaction and virtual socialization: digital technologies will continue to change the way people socialize, with the possibility of more advanced virtual social platforms and social experiences.
Life sciences and medical research: digitalization has huge potential for genomics, proteomics and drug discovery, potentially driving personalized medicine and new drug development.
Wearable technology: The future of wearables may go beyond smartwatches and eyewear to include smarter clothing and body implants.
Smart cities: Digitalization will continue to play a key role in urban planning and management, including traffic management, energy efficiency and urban planning.
This is just a small selection of unaddressed digital application areas, and as technology continues to evolve and innovate, digitization will continue to permeate all sectors, creating new opportunities and challenges.