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REPORT # Nano-752
PUBLISHED October 29, 2014
Markets for Sensors in the Industrial Internet
CATEGORIES :
- Emerging Electronics
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SUMMARY
This NanoMarkets report identifies the main business opportunities for sensors resulting from Industrial Internet deployment. This new study includes:
- An analysis of current and future sensor requirements of the Industrial Internet and how new types of sensor products will emerge to meet these needs. This assessment also analyzes the connectivity and standardization trends that NanoMarkets believes will be crucial to the market evolution of sensors for the Industrial Internet
- An assessment of the changing data gathering requirements in major industries and how these will impact the need for sensors. The networked sensor needs for both building automation and factory automation are discussed in detail in this report. In addition, we focus on the specific requirements for Industrial Internet sensors in the automotive, aerospace, smart highways, electricity, and oil and gas sectors
- Eight-year forecasts with breakouts by (1) types of sensors and (2) the industry sectors in which they are deployed. Both value and volume numbers are included in these forecasts. These forecasts take into consideration a variety of scenarios including regulatory and economic trends as well as how the deployment of Industrial Internets to smaller industrial facilities and common machine tools will impact the Industrial Internet sensor business
- An analysis of the product/market strategies of sensor firms as well as those in the monitoring equipment and other related sectors with regard to Industrial Internet opportunities. We also provide NanoMarkets’ list of the top six most influential firms in the emerging industrial Internet business.
NanoMarkets believes that this report will provide guidance to executives at sensor and monitoring firms that need to understand what the rise of the Industrial Internet will mean to them over the coming decade. The report is targeted to business development and marketing managers and we also believe that it will prove valuable to the investment community looking at the latest developments in the sensor industry and the Internet-of-Things.This report is based on NanoMarkets’ decade-long program of industry analysis for the sensor industry. Recent reports that NanoMarkets has published in this space include studies of sensors for the smart grid, IoT sensor markets, nanosensors, and low-cost sensor markets. -
TABLE OF CONTENTS
Executive SummaryE.1 Summary of Eight-Year Forecasts of Sensors in the Industrial InternetE.2 Opportunities by Industry SectorE.2.1 Sensor IndustryE.2.2 Industrial Monitoring Equipment CompaniesE.2.3 The Communications IndustryE.3 Six Companies that will Shape Sensor Opportunities in the Industrial InternetChapter One: Introduction1.1 Background to this Report1.2 Objective and Scope of this Report1.3 Methodology of this Report1.3.1 Forecasting Methodology1.4 Plan of ReportChapter Two: Sensor Products and Technologies in the Industrial Internet2.1 How Industrial Internet Expands the Need for Sensors in Factory Automation2.2 Current and Future Requirements for Sensors in the Industrial Internet2.2.1 Productivity, Efficiency and Profitability2.2.2 Inventory Management and Tracking2.2.3 Remote Maintenance and Repairs2.2.4 Safety Requirements2.3 Types of Sensors Used in the Industrial Internet2.3.1 Sensor Devices2.3.2 Monitoring Subsystems2.3.3 Readers2.3.4 Role of RFIDs in the Industrial Internet Sensing Infrastructure2.4 Specialized Sensors Products Designed for the Industrial Internet2.5 Connectivity Requirements for Sensors in the Industrial Internet2.5.1 Connectivity for Industrial Intranets2.5.2 Sensors and Industrial Intranets2.5.3 Extensions to the Internet2.6 Standardization Efforts for Industrial Internet Sensors2.7 Key Points from this ChapterChapter Three: Markets and Forecasts for Sensors in the Industrial Internet3.1 Critical Markets for Industrial Internet Sensors3.2 Factory Automation3.2.1 Key Trends and Requirements for Industrial Internet Sensors in Factory Automation3.2.2 Eight-Year Forecast of Industrial Internet Sensors in Factory Automation, by Type of Sensor3.3 Industrial and Commercial Building Automation3.3.1 Key Trends and Requirements for Industrial Internet Sensors in Building Automation3.3.2 Eight-Year Forecast of Industrial Internet Sensors in Building Automation, by Type of Sensor3.4 Transportation3.4.1 Automotive3.4.2 Aerospace3.4.3 Public Transportation and Smart Highways3.4.4 Eight-Year Forecast of Industrial Internet Sensors in Transportation, by Type of Sensor3.4.5 Eight-Year Forecast of Industrial Internet Sensors in Transportation, by End User Type3.5 Energy3.5.1 Electricity3.5.2 Oil and Gas3.5.3 Public Transportation and Smart Highways3.5.4 Eight-Year Forecast of Industrial Internet Sensors in the Energy Sector, by Type of Sensor3.5.5 Eight-Year Forecast of Industrial Internet Sensors in the Energy Sector, by End User Type3.6 Key Points from this ChapterAcronymsAbout the Research Team
