Wireless Sensor Network Markets, 2019-2024: Focus on Short-range WSNs (e.g. 802.15.4, BLE, WiFi and others) & LPWANs (Sigfox, LoRa, NB-IoT, LTE-M) - ResearchAndMarkets.com

Relentless advances in wireless sensor networks (WSN) have resulted in billions of connected Internet of Things (IoT) devices today.

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Relentless advances in wireless sensor networks (WSN) have resulted in billions of connected Internet of Things (IoT) devices today.
The author has covered these developments and their impact on the evolving IoT ecosystem for the past 15 years.
Compared with consumer IoT, enterprise applications are more diverse with demand for both short-range and long-range WSN technologies.
By 2024, global revenues for drop-in WSN modules and chipsets will reach $9.8 billion up from $4.1 billion in 2018.

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Relentless advances in wireless sensor networks (WSN) have resulted in billions of connected Internet of Things (IoT) devices today. More than 1 billion annual WSN chipsets were sold worldwide last year due to breakthroughs such as wireless mesh networking, Low Power Wide Area Networks (LPWAN), multi-protocol devices, IP-addressable end nodes and cloud development/device management platforms.

The author has covered these developments and their impact on the evolving IoT ecosystem for the past 15 years.

In this report, the author focuses on two primary WSN market landscapes:

Short-range WSNs (e.g. 802.15.4, BLE, WiFi and others)
LPWANs including Sigfox, LoRa, NB-IoT, LTE-M and others

Short-range WSN will continue to have the biggest impact on consumer markets including the smart home, media centre, health, fitness and wearables. Compared with consumer IoT, enterprise applications are more diverse with demand for both short-range and long-range WSN technologies.

By 2024, global revenues for drop-in WSN modules and chipsets will reach $9.8 billion up from $4.1 billion in 2018. Enterprise applications will make up 32% of the chipset unit shipments and 55% of the revenues by this time due to higher chipset and module average sale prices (ASPs) compared to consumer applications.

Based on thousands of interviews and surveys with executives across the whole IoT value chain, this report analyzes 45 WSN market segments including the current market forces, technology dynamics, market size and value system from chip to end user. Targeted at IoT developers, wireless component suppliers and IoT platform providers, this report is the product of the author's ongoing research on WSN for the past 15 years.

Key Topics Covered:

1. Executive Summary

Report Scope
Methodology

2. The WSN Ecosystem

3. WSN Market Landscapes

4. Short Range WSN

Fixed Wireless Sensor Networks
Wireless Mesh Sensor Networks
Mobile Sensing

5. Long Range WSN

Low Power Wide Area Networks

6. Total Potential Market Sizing

7. Industrial WSN Survey Results

8. General WSN

Adoption Stage
Growing Deployments, Expanding Network Sizes
Fastest Growing Applications
WSN Protocols Used
Wireless Standards & Mesh Adoption
Most Important Features
Satisfaction with Current WSN Systems
Future WSN Applications
Adoption Inhibitors
Innovation Areas
Strategic Investments
Equipment Costs

9. Low Power Wide Area Networks

LPWAN Status
Product Development
LPWAN Applications
LPWAN Impact
Future Projections
LPWAN Challenges

10. IoT Cloud Platforms

IoT Platforms Used
IoT Benefits
Data Analytics Experience
Planned IoT Platforms
Data Analytics Barriers
Surveyed Organizations

11. Technology Dynamics

Summary

12. WSN Technologies & Standards

13. Short-Range WSN Technologies

IEEE 802.15.4
Wi-SUN Alliance
Industrial WSN Standards
WirelessHART
ISA100.11a
WIA-PA
Zigbee
Zigbee PRO 2017
Zigbee 3.0
Dotdot
The Thread Group
WiFi
Bluetooth Low Energy
Bluetooth 5
Bluetooth Mesh
Bluetooth Beacons
iBeacons
EddyStone
Z-Wave
EnOcean
Others

14. Low Power Wide Area Network Technologies

Cellular Based LPWAN Technologies
3GPP
LTE-M
NB-IoT
Non-Cellular LPWAN Technologies
Sigfox
LoRa Alliance
Weightless SIG
ETSI's Low Throughput Networks (LTN)

15. IP Smart Object Technologies

IETF Standards
OpenSpecWorks
Open Source WSN Initiatives
IoT Software Frameworks
Open Connectivity Foundation (OCF)
UPnP+ Initiative
Mozaiq Operations

16. Market Size Forecasts

Methodology
WSN Chipset Units, Moderate & Aggressive
WSN Chipset/Module Revenues, Moderate & Aggressive
WSN Chipset Units by Landscape
WSN Chipset Units by Market Segment
WSN Chipset/Module Revenues by Market Segment
WSN Chipsets by Application
WSN Chipset/Module Revenues by Application
WSN Chipsets by Geography
WSN Chipsets by Technology
WSN Module/Chipset OEM Equivalent ASP by Market
WSN Module/Chipset OEM Equivalent ASP by Technology
WSN Chipsets by Topology
WSN Chipsets by Frequency
WSN Chipsets by IP Addressability
WSN Chipsets by Product Design
WSN Drop-In Module & Chipset Revenues

17. Target Markets

18. Smart Home

Summary
Value System
Market Size Forecasts
WSN Chipset Units - Moderate & Aggressive
WSN Chipset/Module Revenues - Moderate & Aggressive
WSN Chipset Units by Application
WSN Chipsets by Technology
WSN Drop-in Module & Chipset Revenues (Excel file, Multi-user license)
WSN Chipsets by Geography (Excel file, Multi-user license)

19. Media Center

20. Buildings

21. Advanced Metering/Distributed Energy Resources

22. Industrial, Logistics, Agriculture

23. Smart Cities

24. Health & Wellness

25. Sports, Fitness & Other Wearables

26. Retail, Connected Cars, Bike Sharing, Others

27. The Competitive Landscape

Chipsets
Product Segmentation
Network Stacks & Modules
Product Segmentation
Network Infrastructure & IoT Platform

Surveyed/analyzed companies include:

ABB
Aclara
Actility
Acuity Brands
ADT
Alarm.com
Altair
Amazon
AMX
Analog Devices
Anaren
ANS
ARM
Arrayent
Assa Abloy
AT&T
ATIM
Atmosphere IoT
Ayla Networks
Belkin
Bosch
C3 IoT
Casambi
CEL
CentraLite
Centrica Hive
Cisco
Cobject
Comcast
Computime
Control4
Cree
Crestron
Cumulocity
Cypress
D-Link
Daintree
Decawave
Develco
Dialog
Digi
Digital Lumens
Distech Controls
Dynastream
E-Senza
Eaton
Echelon
Ecobee
EcoFactor
Electric Imp
Electrolux
EM Microelectronic
Embit
Emerson
Enlighted
EnOcean
Ericsson
Espressif
Essence Group
Fagerhult
Fanstel
Fujitsu
Gemalto
General Electric
GEO
Golden Power
Gooee
Google
Google Nest
Greenvity
GreenWave Systems
Haier Group
Helium
Hitachi
Honeywell
HP
Huawei
Hubbell
IBM
Idosens
IFTTT
IMST
Ingenu
Ingersoll Rand
InsightSIP
Insteon (SmartLabs)
Intent Technologies
Invisible Systems
IoTA
IVT
Johnson Controls
Kerlink
Kwikset
Laird
Lapis
LEEDARSON
Legrand
Leviton
LG
Libelium
Linear
Link Labs
Lutron
M2M Spectrum
Marvell
Maxim
MediaTek
Mesh Systems
Microchip
Microsemi
Microsoft
Millennial Net
Mitsubishi
MultiTech
Murata
Muzzley
myDevices
Nanotron
NEMEUS
Netatmo
NetVox
Nivis
NKE Watteco
Nokia
Nordic Semiconductor
Nortek
NXP
Oceasoft
ON Semiconductor
Onzo
OrbiWise
OSRAM
Panasonic
Philips
PTC/ThingWorx
Qorvo
Qualcomm
Quectel
Rachio
Radiocrafts
Raytac
Redpine
relayr
Renesas
RF Digital (AMS)
RF Solutions
RF Technologies
Roc-Connect
Sagemcom
Samsung
Samsung SmartThings
Satechi
Schneider
Seed Development
Semtech
Senet
Sengled
Sequans
Sharp
Siemens
Sierra Wireless
Sigfox
Silicon Labs
Silvair
Skyley
Softing
Sony
Stack Lighting
Stanley Black & Decker
STMicro
Synapse
Taiyo Yuden
TD Next
TDK Corp
Technicolor
Telit
Tendril
The Button Corporation
There Corporation
ThinkEco
TI
Toshiba
Tridium
u-blox
UBEC
Universal Electronics
UTC
Vivint
Whirlpool
Wink
Wirepas
Wisol
Wistron Neweb
Wrth Elektronik
Xiaomi
Yale Security
Yokogawa
Zuli
Zumtobel

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