スマートホーム 2019-2024年：戦略機会、ビジネスモデル＆競合背景
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主な掲載内容
市場ごとの予測
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スマートエンターテインメント
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スマートホーム自動化＆モニタリング
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スマートメータリング
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Overview
Juniper’s latest Smart Homes research paints a comprehensive picture of the current and future smart home landscape; providing vital insights as well as detailed forecasts into 5 key smart home segments:
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Smart Entertainment
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Smart Home Automation & Monitoring
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Smart Metering
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Connected Appliances
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Connected Health & Fitness
The research investigates the current drivers of smart home adoption pushing the space forward, such as the dominance of voice assistants and the rise of smart security. Juniper also looks into the main limitations and challenges the field faces, with interoperability, security and privacy issues being the main hurdles to smart home development.
Readers will also be provided with valuable insights into vendors’ strategies and a fine-grained analysis of the current competitive landscape, supported by interviews with key vendors in the field.
The research suite comprises of:
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Deep Dive Strategy & Competition (PDF)
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Deep Dive Data and 5-Year Forecasting (PDF & Excel)
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Executive Summary & Core Findings (PDF)
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12 months' access to harvest online data platform
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Market Analysis: Detailed analysis of each smart home segment coupled with insights of market trends, limitations and future outlook. Alongside the Juniper Phased Evolution model, analyses are broken down according to:
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Segment landscape
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Key market drivers
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Limitations, challenges and opportunities
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Future outlook
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Business Model Analysis: Comparison of current and developing business models in the smart home space, including an analysis of:
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Smart home investment
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Subscription, hardware sales or hybrid business models
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New monetisation opportunities
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Emerging expansion areas
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Juniper Leaderboard: 15 leading smart home vendors compared, scored and positioned on the Juniper Leaderboard matrix, including:
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Alphabet
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Amazon
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Apple
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August
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Brilliant
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Deutsche Telekom
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Hive
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Honeywell
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Neos
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Rachio
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Roost
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Samsung
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Signify
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Vivint
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TP-Link
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Juniper Disruptors & Challengers Quadrant: Analysis and positioning of 19 leading smart home start-ups; paving the way for the future of the smart home.
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Interviews: Leading vendors interviewed include:
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ALTR
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Amazon
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Deutsche Telekom
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Neos
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Ring
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Roost
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Signify
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Vecap
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Vivint
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Benchmark Industry Forecasts: Data projections for:
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Installed base
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User penetration
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Hardware shipments
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Product and services revenue
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How will each smart home segment develop over the next 5 years?
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What are the main limitations and challenges in the field? How are vendors addressing these?
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What investments and monetisation opportunities are occurring in the field and how are these impacting the market?
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Which smart home segment will generate the most revenue by 2024?
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Which region and country will generate the most, and least, revenue by 2024?
Interviewed: ALTR, Amazon, Deutsche Telekom, Neos, Ring, Roost, Signify, Vecap, Vivint Smart Home.
Profiled: Alphabet, Amazon, Apple, August, Brilliant, Deutsche Telekom, Hive, Honeywell, Neos, Rachio, Roost, Samsung, Signify, TP-Link, Vivint Smart Home.
Case Studied: British Gas, Deutsche Telekom.
Included in Disruptors & Challengers Quadrant: Awair, Canary, Chameleon, Cocoon, Deako, Innit, IOTAS, Keen Home, Latch, Livin Life, Loxone, Minut, Mui, Notion, Nucleus, Rokid, Smartfrog, tado°, Zorachka.
Mentioned: Abbott, ADT, Aeotec, Alarm.com, AlertMe, Alibaba, American Heart Association, Argosy, Arlo Technologies, Arloid, Armed Forces Insurance, Asaii, Assa Abloy, AT&T, Atmel, Aviva, AV-TEST, Baidu, Bankers Insurance Group, Beko, Belkin International, Bell, Biotronik, Bitron Video, Blink, BMW, Bosch, Bose, Boston Scientific, Bragi, BSH Home Appliances, BT, Buoy Labs, Centrica, CommerceFlow, Control4, Cosmote, Country Financial, Creston, Cujo AI, DAO (Decentralized Autonomous Organisation), Department for Veteran Affairs, Desjardins, Deutsche Bundespost, D-Link, DoorBird, Dyson, E.on, ecobee, Edison Foundation, EE, eero, Electrolux, Elgato, Eni, Enlighted, Erie, Ernst & Young, eww-Gruppe, eZLO, Fibaro, Financial Conduct Authority, Flo, Florida Power & Light, Forbes, Ford, FortrezZ, Foxconn InterConnect Technology, Garageio, Gardena, GE, Google, Grohe, Hellman & Friedman, HomeAdvisor, Horizon Robotics, HTC, Huawei, IBM, iFlytek, IFTTT, IKEA, Intel, Intellivision, Internet Retailer, IQiyi, iRobot, Jabra, JBL, Johnson Controls International, Ketra, Kohler, KPN, Kwikset, Legrand, Lenovo, LG, Liberty Mutual, LifeShield, LiFi Labs, LIFX, Lightwave, Limelight, Logitech, Lutron, Lux Products, Medtronic, Microsoft, MiOS, Mirror, Motorola, Munich Re, Music Unlimited, Nanoleaf, Netatmo, Netflix, Netgear, Nettalliansen, Ni, Nice SpA, Nortek, NVIDIA, O2, OhmConnect, OnePoll, Onkyo, OSRAM, Ozmo Devices, PC Mag, Peloton, Petcube, Philips, PrimeLocation, Property Software Group, QQ Music, Radix Labs, Razer, Resideo Technologies, Rojo, SambaNova Systems, Sensative, Sense, shopkick, Siemens, SimpleHuman, SimpliSafe, Six Apart, Sky, Skybell, Slovak Telekom, Smartvue, Smoke Detective, Somfy, Sonos, Sony, Southern California’s Edison, SpareBank 1, Spotify, Starry, Stringify, Swisscom, Telefonica, Tencent, Texas Oncor, The Weather Company, Tidal, TM, T-Mobile, Tonal, Tuya Smart, Ultimate Eats, USAA, uSwitch, visiblebody.com, Vodafone, Volkswagen, Walmart, Wemo, Whirlpool, Willis Towers Watson, Wink, Wiz, World Economic Forum, Xiaomi, Ximalaya, Yale, YouTube, Zoopla, ZPG, Zubie, ZWave Alliance.
Data & Interactive Forecast
Juniper’s Smart Homes forecast suite includes projections in terms of take-up, device installed base and revenues.
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Segment-specific forecasts include:
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Smart Entertainment
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Smart Home Automation & Monitoring
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Smart Metering
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Connected Health
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Connected Vehicles
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Connected Appliances
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Regional splits for 8 key regions, as well as country level data splits are given for:
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Canada
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China
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Denmark
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Germany
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Japan
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Norway
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Portugal
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Spain
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Sweden
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South Korea
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UK
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US
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Interactive Scenario Tool allowing users to manipulate Juniper’s data for 20 different metrics.
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Access to the full set of forecast data of 113 tables and over 19,000 datapoints.
Juniper Research’s highly granular interactive Excels enable clients to manipulate Juniper’s forecast data and charts to test their own assumptions using the Interactive Scenario Tool, and compare selected markets side by side in customised charts and tables. IFxls greatly increase clients’ ability to both understand a particular market and to integrate their own views into the model.
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目次
Table of Contents
1. Deep Dive Strategy & Competition
1. Smart Home Market Landscape
1.1 Introduction . 7
Figure 1.1: Interest in Smart Homes, UK Survey Findings, 2018 . 7
Figure 1.2: Smart Home Ecosystem . 8
1.2 Current State of the Smart Home Market . 8
1.2.1 Smart Entertainment. 8
Figure 1.3: Number of Voice Assistant-enabled Speakers, Installed Base per
annum (m), 2014-2019 . 8
Figure 1.4: Top 3 Entertainment Platforms . 9
1.2.2 Smart Home Automation & Monitoring. 9
Figure 1.5: Domestic Aide Robots Installed Base (m), 2016-2019 . 10
1.2.3 Smart Metering . 10
Figure 1.6: Smart Meter Adoption in Europe and China, 2016-2018 . 10
i. Benefits for the User . 10
ii. Benefits for the Energy Supplier . 11
iii. Regulatory & Legislative Drivers . 11
iv. Constraints on Further Smart Meter Rollout . 12
1.2.4 Connected Vehicles . 13
i. Voice Assistants . 13
ii. Car-to-home Connectivity Hubs . 13
Figure 1.7: SmartThings Dashboard in a BMW i3 . 13
iii. Merging Smart Home & Smart Car Data . 14
iv. Parental Control . 14
v. V2G (Vehicle to Grid) . 14
Figure 1.8: Example of a V2G System . 14
1.2.5 Connected Appliances . 15
1.2.6 Connected Health & Fitness . 15
i. Connected Health . 15
ii. Connected Fitness . 16
Figure 1.9: Tonal Smart Gym . 16
1.3 Smart Homes Drivers & Trends . 17
1.3.1 Voice Assistants Everywhere . 17
Figure 1.10: Digital Voice Assistants in Use, Billions, 2018 & 2023 . 17
i. Voice Assistant Leaders . 17
Figure 1.11: Leader Ranking in the Voice Assistant Area . 17
ii. Chinese Voice Assistants on the Rise . 19
iii. Voice Assistants & Connected Devices . 20
iv. Voice Assistant Drawbacks . 20
v. Voice Assistant Trends . 20
1.3.2 Smart Home Security & Safety on the Rise . 21
Figure 1.12: Levels of Trust in House Security, Survey Findings, 2018 . 21
i. Smart Alarms . 22
ii. Smart Security Cameras . 22
iii. Smart Doorbells . 22
iv. Smart Detectors & Sensors . 22
1.3.3 Internet & Smart Devices . 23
Figure 1.13: Residential Broadband Subscribers, Smartphones Installed Base &
Wearables Installed Base, (m), 2016-2019 . 23
1.3.4 Costs & Energy Savings . 23
1.3.5 Assisted Living . 24
1.4 Juniper Phased Evolution Model for the Smart Home Market . 25
Figure 1.14: Juniper Phased Evolution Model for the Smart Home . 25
1.4.1 Future Outlook . 25
1.5 Limitations & Challenges . 26
1.5.1 Lack of Interoperability . 26
i. Definitions & Issues . 26
Figure 1.15: Interoperability in the Smart Home . 27
ii. One System to Rule Them All . 27
Figure 1.16: Examples of Smart Home Hubs . 27
1.5.2 Security & Privacy Issues . 28
i. Addressing Consumer Concerns . 28
Figure 1.17: Levels of Concern Regarding Smart Home Security, Survey
Findings, 2018 . 28
ii. Vendors’ Actions . 28
1.5.3 Devices’ Inherent Limitations . 29
2. Vendor Strategies
2.1 Investments . 32
2.1.1 Investments on the Rise. 32
Figure 2.1: Smart Home Funding & Deals, 2014-2019 . 32
Figure 2.2: Smart Home Funding Breakdown, 2018/2019 . 33
Figure 2.3: Smart Home Funding, Split by Segment (%) 2018/2019 . 33
Figure 2.4: Smart Home Funding, Split by Country (%), 2018/2019 . 34
Figure 2.5: Investors in the Smart Home Market . 34
2.1.2 Rapid Rate of Acquisitions . 35
Table 2.6: Main Transactions in the Smart Home Market, 2018-2019 to Date . 36
2.2 Smart Home Monetisation Models . 37
2.2.1 Hardware Sales . 37
i. Benefits of a One-Off Purchase Model . 37
ii. Constraints of a One-Off Purchase Model . 37
2.2.2 Subscription Services . 37
i. Benefits of the Subscription Model . 37
ii. Constraints of the Subscription Model . 38
2.2.3 Hybrid Services . 38
i. Benefits of the Hybrid Model . 39
ii. Constraints of the Hybrid Model. 39
2.3 New Monetisation Opportunities . 39
2.3.1 The Operator Opportunity . 39
Figure 2.7: Operator Routes to Smart Home Market . 39
i. Challenge to Operator Smart Home Engagement . 40
ii. Juniper’s View . 40
Case Study: Deutsche Telekom Smart Home Platform . 41
2.3.2 The Utility Opportunity . 42
Figure 2.8: Utilities Routes to Smart Home Market . 42
Figure 2.9: Deployment Examples for Utilities . 43
i. Challenges to Adoption . 43
Case Study: British Gas . 44
ii. Juniper’s View . 44
2.3.3 The eCommerce Opportunity . 45
Figure 2.10: How Smart Speakers Owners Use their Devices, Survey Findings, 2017 . 45
i. Challenges to Adoption . 45
2.3.4 The Insurance Opportunity . 46
Figure 2.11: Virtuous Cycle of Early Water Leak Detection . 46
i. Challenges to Adoption . 46
2.4 Expansion Opportunities . 48
2.4.1 Partnerships More Important Than Ever . 48
2.4.2 Cheaper Devices on the Rise. 48
Figure 2.12: IKEA’s Symfonisk Product Range . 49
2.4.3 Blockchain to Boost Privacy & Security . 49
i. Blockchain Deployments in the Smart Home . 50
Figure 2.13: Arloid Platform Steps . 50
ii. Challenges Lying Ahead . 51
3. Smart Home Competitive Landscape
3.1 Smart Home Start-ups: Disruptors & Challengers . 53
3.1.1 Introduction . 53
Figure 3.1: Juniper Smart Home Disruptors & Challengers Quadrant . 53
3.1.2 Disruptors . 54
Figure 3.2: Rokid’s Smart Products . 54
3.1.3 Nascent Players . 55
Figure 3.3: Smartfrog Camera & App . 55
3.1.4 Catalyst Players . 56
Figure 3.4: Cocoon Camera . 57
Figure 3.5: Glow & Awair Devices. 59
3.1.5 Embryonic Players. 60
Figure 3.6: Livin Life Plus . 61
Figure 3.7: Mui Smart Home Hub . 62
3.2 Vendor Analysis & Leaderboard . 63
3.2.1 Introduction . 63
3.2.2 Stakeholder Assessment Criteria . 63
Table 3.8: Smart Homes Player Capability Criteria . 64
Figure 3.9: Smart Homes Stakeholder Leaderboard . 65
Table 3.10: Smart Homes Leaderboard Scoring . 66
3.2.3 Vendor Groupings . 67
i. Established Leaders . 67
ii. Leading Challengers. 67
iii. Disruptors & Emulators . 69
3.2.4 Limitations & Interpretation . 69
3.3 Movers & Shakers . 71
3.4 Vendor Profiles . 73
3.4.1 Alphabet . 73
i. Corporate . 73
Table 3.11: Alphabet Financial Snapshot ($bn) 2014-2018 . 73
ii. Geographic Spread . 73
iii. Key Clients & Strategic Partnerships . 73
iv. High Level View of Offerings . 74
v. Juniper’s View: Key Strengths & Strategic Development Opportunities . 74
3.4.2 Amazon . 75
i. Corporate . 75
Table 3.12: Amazon: Key Financial Data ($bn) 2015-2018 . 75
ii. Geographic Spread . 76
iii. Key Clients & Strategic Partnerships . 76
iv. High Level View of Offerings . 76
v. Juniper’s View: Key Strengths & Strategic Development Opportunities . 77
3.4.3 Apple . 78
i. Corporate . 78
Table 3.13: Apple: Key Financial Data ($bn) 2014-2018 . 78
ii. Geographic Spread . 78
iii. Key Clients & Strategic Partnerships . 78
iv. High Level View of Offerings . 78
v. Juniper’s View: Key Strengths & Strategic Development Opportunities . 79
3.4.4 August. 79
i. Corporate . 79
Table 3.14: Assa Abloy Key Financial Data ($bn) 2015-2018 . 79
ii. Geographic Spread . 79
iii. Key Clients & Strategic Partnerships . 79
iv. High Level View of Offerings . 79
v. Juniper’s View: Key Strengths & Strategic Development Opportunities . 80
3.4.5 Brilliant. 80
i. Corporate . 80
Table 3.15: Brilliant Funding Round . 80
ii. Geographic Spread . 81
iii. Key Clients & Strategic Partnerships . 81
iv. High Level View of Offerings . 81
v. Juniper’s View: Key Strengths & Strategic Development Opportunities . 81
3.4.6 Deutsche Telekom . 81
i. Corporate . 81
Table 3.16: Deutsche Telekom Key Financial Data ($bn) 2016-2018 . 82
ii. Geographic Spread . 82
iii. Key Clients & Strategic Partnerships . 82
iv. High Level View of Offerings . 82
v. Juniper’s View: Key Strengths & Strategic Development Opportunities . 83
3.4.7 Hive . 84
i. Corporate . 84
Table 3.17: Centrica Hive Key Financial Data ($m) 2016-2018 . 84
ii. Geographic Spread . 84
iii. Key Clients & Strategic Partnerships . 84
iv. High Level View of Offerings . 84
v. Juniper’s View: Key Strengths & Strategic Development Opportunities . 85
3.4.8 Honeywell . 86
i. Corporate . 86
Table 3.18: Honeywell Key Financial Data ($bn) 2015-2018 . 86
ii. Geographic Spread . 86
iii. Key Clients & Strategic Partnerships . 86
iv. High Level View of Offerings . 86
v. Juniper’s View: Key Strengths & Strategic Development Opportunities . 87
3.4.9 Neos . 87
i. Corporate . 87
Table 3.19: Aviva Key Financials, 2016-2018, ($bn) . 87
ii. Geographic Spread . 87
iii. Key Clients & Strategic Partnerships . 88
iv. High Level View of Offerings . 88
v. Juniper’s View: Key Strengths & Strategic Development Opportunities . 88
3.4.10 Signify . 89
i. Corporate . 89
Table 3.20: Signify Key Financial Data (m?), 2016-2018 . 89
ii. Geographic Spread . 90
iii. Key Clients & Strategic Partnerships . 90
iv. High Level View of Offerings . 90
v. Juniper’s View: Key Strengths & Strategic Development Opportunities . 90
3.4.11 Rachio . 91
i. Corporate . 91
ii. Geographic Spread . 91
Table 3.21: Rachio Funding Rounds . 91
iii. Key Clients & Strategic Partnerships . 91
iv. High Level View of Offerings . 91
v. Juniper’s View: Key Strengths & Strategic Development Opportunities . 92
3.4.12 Roost . 92
i. Corporate . 92
Table 3.21: Roost Funding Rounds . 92
ii. Geographic Spread . 93
iii. Key Clients & Strategic Partnerships . 93
iv. High Level View of Offerings . 93
v. Juniper’s View: Key Strengths & Strategic Development Opportunities . 93
3.4.13 Samsung . 94
i. Corporate . 94
Table 3.22: Samsung Electronics: Key Financial Data ($bn), 2015-2018 . 94
ii. Geographic Spread . 94
iii. Key Clients & Strategic Partnerships . 94
iv. High Level View of Offerings . 94
v. Juniper’s View: Key Strengths & Strategic Development Opportunities . 95
3.4.14 Vivint Smart Home . 95
i. Corporate . 95
Table 3.23: Vivint Key Financial Data ($m) 2015-2018 . 95
ii. Geographic Spread . 96
iii. Key Clients & Strategic Partnerships . 96
iv. High Level View of Offerings . 96
v. Juniper’s View: Key Strengths & Strategic Development Opportunities . 96
3.4.15 TP-Link . 97
i. Corporate . 97
ii. Geographic Spread . 97
iii. Key Clients & Strategic Partnerships . 97
iv. High Level View of Offerings . 97
v. Juniper’s View: Key Strengths & Strategic Development Opportunities . 98
2. Deep Dive Data & Forecasting
1. Introduction to Smart Homes
1.1 Introduction . 5
Figure 1.1: Smart Home Ecosystem . 5
2. Smart Home Market Summary
2.1 Smart Home Market Forecast Summary . 7
2.1.1 Introduction . 7
2.1.2 Residential Gateways . 8
Figure & Table 2.1: Total Number of Residential Gatew ays (m) Split by 8 Key
Regions 2019-2024 . 8
2.1.3 Smart Home Devices & Systems . 9
Figure & Table 2.2: Total Smart Home Devices & Systems Base (m) Split by
Device Category 2019-2024 . 9
2.1.4 Smart Home Annual Spend: Split by Segments .10
Figure & Table 2.3: Total Smart Home Annual Spend (Services & Hardw are) ($m)
Split by 5 Smart Home Market Segments 2019-2024 . 10
2.1.5 Smart Home Annual Spend: Split by Region .11
Figure & Table 2.4: Total Smart Home Annual Spend (Services & Hardw are) ($m)
Split by 8 Key Regions 2019-2024. 11
3. Smart Entertainment Market Forecasts
3.1 Smart Entertainment in the Connected Home .13
3.1.1 Introduction .13
Figure 3.1: Top 3 Entertainment Platforms . 13
3.1.2 Forecast Methodology .14
Figure 3.2: Smart Home Entertainment Forecast Methodology .15
3.1.3 Connected CE (Consumer Electronics) Device Installed Base .16
Figure & Table 3.3: Total Connected CE Device Installed Base (m) Split by 8 Key
Regions 2019-2024.16
3.1.4 Smart Home Entertainment Subscription Revenue.17
Figure & Table 3.4: Smart Home Entertainment Subscription Revenue ($m) Split
by 8 Key Regions 2019-2024.17
3.1.5 Smart Home Pay Per View/Download/Rental Model Revenues.18
Figure & Table 3.5: Total Revenues f rom Smart Home Pay per
View/Download/Rental Model ($m) Split by 8 Key Regions 2019-2024 .18
3.1.6 Total Smart Home Entertainment Service Revenue .19
Figure & Table 3.6: Total Smart Home Entertainment Service Revenue ($m) Split
by 8 Key Regions 2019-2024.19
4. Smart Home Monitoring Market Forecasts
4.1 Smart Home Automation & Monitoring .21
4.1.1 Introduction .21
4.1.2 Smart Home Automation & Monitoring Market Forecast Methodology .21
Figure 4.1: Smart Home Automation & Monitoring Forecast Methodology.22
4.1.3 Households Using Smart Automation/Monitoring Services .23
Figure & Table 4.2: Number of Households that Use Smart Home
Automation/Monitoring Services (m) Split by 8 Key Regions 2019-2024 .23
4.1.4 Number of Home Automation/Monitoring Subscriptions .24
Figure & Table 4.3: Number of Households w ith Smart Home
Automation/Monitoring Subscriptions (m) Split by 8 Key Regions 2019-2024.24
4.1.5 Smart Home Automation/Monitoring Subscription Revenues.25
Figure & Table 4.4: Smart Home Automation/Monitoring Subscription Revenues
($m) Split by 8 Key Regions 2019-2024 . 25
4.1.6 Smart Home Automation/Monitoring Units: One-off Purchase Model .26
Figure & Table 4.5: Total Connected Smart Home Automation/Monitoring Units in
Service (m) Split by 8 Key Regions 2019-2024 . 26
4.1.7 Smart Home Automation Hardware Spend.27
Figure & Table 4.6: Smart Home Automation Hardw are Spend ($m) Split by 8 Key Regions 2019-2024 . 27
4.1.8 Smart Home Automation Hardware & Monitoring Services Spend .28
Figure & Table 4.7: Smart Home Automation Hardw are & Monitoring Services
Spend ($m) Split by 8 Key Regions 2019-2024 . 28
5. Smart Metering Market Forecasts
5.1 Smart Metering .30
5.1.1 Drivers behind Rollouts .30
5.1.2 Forecasting Methodology .30
Figure 5.1: Smart Metering Forecast Methodology . 31
5.1.3 Smart Meter Installed Base .32
Figure & Table 5.2: Smart Meter Installed Base (m) Split by 8 Key Regions 2019-2024 . 32
5.1.4 Service Revenue from Smart Metering .33
Figure & Table 5.3: Total Service Revenue f rom Smart Metering ($m) Split by 8
Key Regions 2019-2024 . 33
6. Connected Health Market Forecasts
6.1 Healthcare & mHealth Services.35
6.1.1 Introduction .35
Figure 6.1: Smart Home Digital Health Methodology .36
6.2 Connected Health .37
6.2.1 Number of Individuals Adopting Remote Patient Monitoring 37
Figure & Table 6.2: Number of Individuals Adopting Remote Patient Monitoring
(Cardiac Outpatients & Chronic Diseases) (m) Split by 8 Key Regions 2019-2024.37
6.2.2 Total Digital Healthcare Monitoring Devices .38
Figure & Table 6.3: Total Digital Healthcare Monitoring Devices (m) Split by 8 Key
Regions 2019-2024.38
6.2.3 Total Annual Service Revenue for Digital Healthcare Monitoring .39
Figure & Table 6.4: Total Annual Service Revenue for Digital Healthcare
Monitoring ($m) Split by 8 Key Regions 2019-2024 .39
7. Connected Appliances Market Forecasts
7.1 Smart Appliances.41
7.1.1 Introduction .41
Figure 7.1: Connected Appliance Forecast Methodology.42
7.1.3 Number of Connected Appliances .43
Figure & Table 7.2: Total Number of Connected Appliances (m) Split by 8 Key
Regions 2019-2024.43
7.1.4 Connected Appliances Consumer Spend .44
Figure & Table 7.3: Total Consumer Spend on Connected Appliances ($m) Split
by 8 Key Regions 2019-2024.44
7.1.5 Number of Smart Refrigerators/Freezers .45
Figure & Table 7.4: Number of Smart Ref rigerators/Freezers (m), Split by 8 Key
Regions 2019-2024.45
7.1.6 Smart Refrigerators/Freezers Consumer Spend .46
Figure & Table 7.5: Total Consumer Spend (Hardw are & eCommerce) f rom Smart
Ref rigerators/Freezers ($m) Split by 8 Key Regions 2019-2024. 46
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Summary
このレポートはスマートホーム市場を調査し、市場規模や競合背景、5年間の市場予測などを掲載しています。
主な掲載内容
市場ごとの予測
-
スマートエンターテインメント
-
スマートホーム自動化＆モニタリング
-
スマートメータリング
-
コネクテッド医療
-
コネクテッド車両
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コネクテッド家電（つながる家電）
Overview
Juniper’s latest Smart Homes research paints a comprehensive picture of the current and future smart home landscape; providing vital insights as well as detailed forecasts into 5 key smart home segments:
-
Smart Entertainment
-
Smart Home Automation & Monitoring
-
Smart Metering
-
Connected Appliances
-
Connected Health & Fitness
The research investigates the current drivers of smart home adoption pushing the space forward, such as the dominance of voice assistants and the rise of smart security. Juniper also looks into the main limitations and challenges the field faces, with interoperability, security and privacy issues being the main hurdles to smart home development.
Readers will also be provided with valuable insights into vendors’ strategies and a fine-grained analysis of the current competitive landscape, supported by interviews with key vendors in the field.
The research suite comprises of:
-
Deep Dive Strategy & Competition (PDF)
-
Deep Dive Data and 5-Year Forecasting (PDF & Excel)
-
Executive Summary & Core Findings (PDF)
-
12 months' access to harvest online data platform
-
Market Analysis: Detailed analysis of each smart home segment coupled with insights of market trends, limitations and future outlook. Alongside the Juniper Phased Evolution model, analyses are broken down according to:
-
Segment landscape
-
Key market drivers
-
Limitations, challenges and opportunities
-
Future outlook
-
Business Model Analysis: Comparison of current and developing business models in the smart home space, including an analysis of:
-
Smart home investment
-
Subscription, hardware sales or hybrid business models
-
New monetisation opportunities
-
Emerging expansion areas
-
Juniper Leaderboard: 15 leading smart home vendors compared, scored and positioned on the Juniper Leaderboard matrix, including:
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Alphabet
-
Amazon
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Apple
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August
-
Brilliant
-
Deutsche Telekom
-
Hive
-
Honeywell
-
Neos
-
Rachio
-
Roost
-
Samsung
-
Signify
-
Vivint
-
TP-Link
-
Juniper Disruptors & Challengers Quadrant: Analysis and positioning of 19 leading smart home start-ups; paving the way for the future of the smart home.
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Interviews: Leading vendors interviewed include:
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ALTR
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Amazon
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Deutsche Telekom
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Neos
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Signify
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Vivint
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How will each smart home segment develop over the next 5 years?
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What are the main limitations and challenges in the field? How are vendors addressing these?
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What investments and monetisation opportunities are occurring in the field and how are these impacting the market?
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Which smart home segment will generate the most revenue by 2024?
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Which region and country will generate the most, and least, revenue by 2024?
Interviewed: ALTR, Amazon, Deutsche Telekom, Neos, Ring, Roost, Signify, Vecap, Vivint Smart Home.
Profiled: Alphabet, Amazon, Apple, August, Brilliant, Deutsche Telekom, Hive, Honeywell, Neos, Rachio, Roost, Samsung, Signify, TP-Link, Vivint Smart Home.
Case Studied: British Gas, Deutsche Telekom.
Included in Disruptors & Challengers Quadrant: Awair, Canary, Chameleon, Cocoon, Deako, Innit, IOTAS, Keen Home, Latch, Livin Life, Loxone, Minut, Mui, Notion, Nucleus, Rokid, Smartfrog, tado°, Zorachka.
Mentioned: Abbott, ADT, Aeotec, Alarm.com, AlertMe, Alibaba, American Heart Association, Argosy, Arlo Technologies, Arloid, Armed Forces Insurance, Asaii, Assa Abloy, AT&T, Atmel, Aviva, AV-TEST, Baidu, Bankers Insurance Group, Beko, Belkin International, Bell, Biotronik, Bitron Video, Blink, BMW, Bosch, Bose, Boston Scientific, Bragi, BSH Home Appliances, BT, Buoy Labs, Centrica, CommerceFlow, Control4, Cosmote, Country Financial, Creston, Cujo AI, DAO (Decentralized Autonomous Organisation), Department for Veteran Affairs, Desjardins, Deutsche Bundespost, D-Link, DoorBird, Dyson, E.on, ecobee, Edison Foundation, EE, eero, Electrolux, Elgato, Eni, Enlighted, Erie, Ernst & Young, eww-Gruppe, eZLO, Fibaro, Financial Conduct Authority, Flo, Florida Power & Light, Forbes, Ford, FortrezZ, Foxconn InterConnect Technology, Garageio, Gardena, GE, Google, Grohe, Hellman & Friedman, HomeAdvisor, Horizon Robotics, HTC, Huawei, IBM, iFlytek, IFTTT, IKEA, Intel, Intellivision, Internet Retailer, IQiyi, iRobot, Jabra, JBL, Johnson Controls International, Ketra, Kohler, KPN, Kwikset, Legrand, Lenovo, LG, Liberty Mutual, LifeShield, LiFi Labs, LIFX, Lightwave, Limelight, Logitech, Lutron, Lux Products, Medtronic, Microsoft, MiOS, Mirror, Motorola, Munich Re, Music Unlimited, Nanoleaf, Netatmo, Netflix, Netgear, Nettalliansen, Ni, Nice SpA, Nortek, NVIDIA, O2, OhmConnect, OnePoll, Onkyo, OSRAM, Ozmo Devices, PC Mag, Peloton, Petcube, Philips, PrimeLocation, Property Software Group, QQ Music, Radix Labs, Razer, Resideo Technologies, Rojo, SambaNova Systems, Sensative, Sense, shopkick, Siemens, SimpleHuman, SimpliSafe, Six Apart, Sky, Skybell, Slovak Telekom, Smartvue, Smoke Detective, Somfy, Sonos, Sony, Southern California’s Edison, SpareBank 1, Spotify, Starry, Stringify, Swisscom, Telefonica, Tencent, Texas Oncor, The Weather Company, Tidal, TM, T-Mobile, Tonal, Tuya Smart, Ultimate Eats, USAA, uSwitch, visiblebody.com, Vodafone, Volkswagen, Walmart, Wemo, Whirlpool, Willis Towers Watson, Wink, Wiz, World Economic Forum, Xiaomi, Ximalaya, Yale, YouTube, Zoopla, ZPG, Zubie, ZWave Alliance.
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Table of Contents
Table of Contents
1. Deep Dive Strategy & Competition
1. Smart Home Market Landscape
1.1 Introduction . 7
Figure 1.1: Interest in Smart Homes, UK Survey Findings, 2018 . 7
Figure 1.2: Smart Home Ecosystem . 8
1.2 Current State of the Smart Home Market . 8
1.2.1 Smart Entertainment. 8
Figure 1.3: Number of Voice Assistant-enabled Speakers, Installed Base per
annum (m), 2014-2019 . 8
Figure 1.4: Top 3 Entertainment Platforms . 9
1.2.2 Smart Home Automation & Monitoring. 9
Figure 1.5: Domestic Aide Robots Installed Base (m), 2016-2019 . 10
1.2.3 Smart Metering . 10
Figure 1.6: Smart Meter Adoption in Europe and China, 2016-2018 . 10
i. Benefits for the User . 10
ii. Benefits for the Energy Supplier . 11
iii. Regulatory & Legislative Drivers . 11
iv. Constraints on Further Smart Meter Rollout . 12
1.2.4 Connected Vehicles . 13
i. Voice Assistants . 13
ii. Car-to-home Connectivity Hubs . 13
Figure 1.7: SmartThings Dashboard in a BMW i3 . 13
iii. Merging Smart Home & Smart Car Data . 14
iv. Parental Control . 14
v. V2G (Vehicle to Grid) . 14
Figure 1.8: Example of a V2G System . 14
1.2.5 Connected Appliances . 15
1.2.6 Connected Health & Fitness . 15
i. Connected Health . 15
ii. Connected Fitness . 16
Figure 1.9: Tonal Smart Gym . 16
1.3 Smart Homes Drivers & Trends . 17
1.3.1 Voice Assistants Everywhere . 17
Figure 1.10: Digital Voice Assistants in Use, Billions, 2018 & 2023 . 17
i. Voice Assistant Leaders . 17
Figure 1.11: Leader Ranking in the Voice Assistant Area . 17
ii. Chinese Voice Assistants on the Rise . 19
iii. Voice Assistants & Connected Devices . 20
iv. Voice Assistant Drawbacks . 20
v. Voice Assistant Trends . 20
1.3.2 Smart Home Security & Safety on the Rise . 21
Figure 1.12: Levels of Trust in House Security, Survey Findings, 2018 . 21
i. Smart Alarms . 22
ii. Smart Security Cameras . 22
iii. Smart Doorbells . 22
iv. Smart Detectors & Sensors . 22
1.3.3 Internet & Smart Devices . 23
Figure 1.13: Residential Broadband Subscribers, Smartphones Installed Base &
Wearables Installed Base, (m), 2016-2019 . 23
1.3.4 Costs & Energy Savings . 23
1.3.5 Assisted Living . 24
1.4 Juniper Phased Evolution Model for the Smart Home Market . 25
Figure 1.14: Juniper Phased Evolution Model for the Smart Home . 25
1.4.1 Future Outlook . 25
1.5 Limitations & Challenges . 26
1.5.1 Lack of Interoperability . 26
i. Definitions & Issues . 26
Figure 1.15: Interoperability in the Smart Home . 27
ii. One System to Rule Them All . 27
Figure 1.16: Examples of Smart Home Hubs . 27
1.5.2 Security & Privacy Issues . 28
i. Addressing Consumer Concerns . 28
Figure 1.17: Levels of Concern Regarding Smart Home Security, Survey
Findings, 2018 . 28
ii. Vendors’ Actions . 28
1.5.3 Devices’ Inherent Limitations . 29
2. Vendor Strategies
2.1 Investments . 32
2.1.1 Investments on the Rise. 32
Figure 2.1: Smart Home Funding & Deals, 2014-2019 . 32
Figure 2.2: Smart Home Funding Breakdown, 2018/2019 . 33
Figure 2.3: Smart Home Funding, Split by Segment (%) 2018/2019 . 33
Figure 2.4: Smart Home Funding, Split by Country (%), 2018/2019 . 34
Figure 2.5: Investors in the Smart Home Market . 34
2.1.2 Rapid Rate of Acquisitions . 35
Table 2.6: Main Transactions in the Smart Home Market, 2018-2019 to Date . 36
2.2 Smart Home Monetisation Models . 37
2.2.1 Hardware Sales . 37
i. Benefits of a One-Off Purchase Model . 37
ii. Constraints of a One-Off Purchase Model . 37
2.2.2 Subscription Services . 37
i. Benefits of the Subscription Model . 37
ii. Constraints of the Subscription Model . 38
2.2.3 Hybrid Services . 38
i. Benefits of the Hybrid Model . 39
ii. Constraints of the Hybrid Model. 39
2.3 New Monetisation Opportunities . 39
2.3.1 The Operator Opportunity . 39
Figure 2.7: Operator Routes to Smart Home Market . 39
i. Challenge to Operator Smart Home Engagement . 40
ii. Juniper’s View . 40
Case Study: Deutsche Telekom Smart Home Platform . 41
2.3.2 The Utility Opportunity . 42
Figure 2.8: Utilities Routes to Smart Home Market . 42
Figure 2.9: Deployment Examples for Utilities . 43
i. Challenges to Adoption . 43
Case Study: British Gas . 44
ii. Juniper’s View . 44
2.3.3 The eCommerce Opportunity . 45
Figure 2.10: How Smart Speakers Owners Use their Devices, Survey Findings, 2017 . 45
i. Challenges to Adoption . 45
2.3.4 The Insurance Opportunity . 46
Figure 2.11: Virtuous Cycle of Early Water Leak Detection . 46
i. Challenges to Adoption . 46
2.4 Expansion Opportunities . 48
2.4.1 Partnerships More Important Than Ever . 48
2.4.2 Cheaper Devices on the Rise. 48
Figure 2.12: IKEA’s Symfonisk Product Range . 49
2.4.3 Blockchain to Boost Privacy & Security . 49
i. Blockchain Deployments in the Smart Home . 50
Figure 2.13: Arloid Platform Steps . 50
ii. Challenges Lying Ahead . 51
3. Smart Home Competitive Landscape
3.1 Smart Home Start-ups: Disruptors & Challengers . 53
3.1.1 Introduction . 53
Figure 3.1: Juniper Smart Home Disruptors & Challengers Quadrant . 53
3.1.2 Disruptors . 54
Figure 3.2: Rokid’s Smart Products . 54
3.1.3 Nascent Players . 55
Figure 3.3: Smartfrog Camera & App . 55
3.1.4 Catalyst Players . 56
Figure 3.4: Cocoon Camera . 57
Figure 3.5: Glow & Awair Devices. 59
3.1.5 Embryonic Players. 60
Figure 3.6: Livin Life Plus . 61
Figure 3.7: Mui Smart Home Hub . 62
3.2 Vendor Analysis & Leaderboard . 63
3.2.1 Introduction . 63
3.2.2 Stakeholder Assessment Criteria . 63
Table 3.8: Smart Homes Player Capability Criteria . 64
Figure 3.9: Smart Homes Stakeholder Leaderboard . 65
Table 3.10: Smart Homes Leaderboard Scoring . 66
3.2.3 Vendor Groupings . 67
i. Established Leaders . 67
ii. Leading Challengers. 67
iii. Disruptors & Emulators . 69
3.2.4 Limitations & Interpretation . 69
3.3 Movers & Shakers . 71
3.4 Vendor Profiles . 73
3.4.1 Alphabet . 73
i. Corporate . 73
Table 3.11: Alphabet Financial Snapshot ($bn) 2014-2018 . 73
ii. Geographic Spread . 73
iii. Key Clients & Strategic Partnerships . 73
iv. High Level View of Offerings . 74
v. Juniper’s View: Key Strengths & Strategic Development Opportunities . 74
3.4.2 Amazon . 75
i. Corporate . 75
Table 3.12: Amazon: Key Financial Data ($bn) 2015-2018 . 75
ii. Geographic Spread . 76
iii. Key Clients & Strategic Partnerships . 76
iv. High Level View of Offerings . 76
v. Juniper’s View: Key Strengths & Strategic Development Opportunities . 77
3.4.3 Apple . 78
i. Corporate . 78
Table 3.13: Apple: Key Financial Data ($bn) 2014-2018 . 78
ii. Geographic Spread . 78
iii. Key Clients & Strategic Partnerships . 78
iv. High Level View of Offerings . 78
v. Juniper’s View: Key Strengths & Strategic Development Opportunities . 79
3.4.4 August. 79
i. Corporate . 79
Table 3.14: Assa Abloy Key Financial Data ($bn) 2015-2018 . 79
ii. Geographic Spread . 79
iii. Key Clients & Strategic Partnerships . 79
iv. High Level View of Offerings . 79
v. Juniper’s View: Key Strengths & Strategic Development Opportunities . 80
3.4.5 Brilliant. 80
i. Corporate . 80
Table 3.15: Brilliant Funding Round . 80
ii. Geographic Spread . 81
iii. Key Clients & Strategic Partnerships . 81
iv. High Level View of Offerings . 81
v. Juniper’s View: Key Strengths & Strategic Development Opportunities . 81
3.4.6 Deutsche Telekom . 81
i. Corporate . 81
Table 3.16: Deutsche Telekom Key Financial Data ($bn) 2016-2018 . 82
ii. Geographic Spread . 82
iii. Key Clients & Strategic Partnerships . 82
iv. High Level View of Offerings . 82
v. Juniper’s View: Key Strengths & Strategic Development Opportunities . 83
3.4.7 Hive . 84
i. Corporate . 84
Table 3.17: Centrica Hive Key Financial Data ($m) 2016-2018 . 84
ii. Geographic Spread . 84
iii. Key Clients & Strategic Partnerships . 84
iv. High Level View of Offerings . 84
v. Juniper’s View: Key Strengths & Strategic Development Opportunities . 85
3.4.8 Honeywell . 86
i. Corporate . 86
Table 3.18: Honeywell Key Financial Data ($bn) 2015-2018 . 86
ii. Geographic Spread . 86
iii. Key Clients & Strategic Partnerships . 86
iv. High Level View of Offerings . 86
v. Juniper’s View: Key Strengths & Strategic Development Opportunities . 87
3.4.9 Neos . 87
i. Corporate . 87
Table 3.19: Aviva Key Financials, 2016-2018, ($bn) . 87
ii. Geographic Spread . 87
iii. Key Clients & Strategic Partnerships . 88
iv. High Level View of Offerings . 88
v. Juniper’s View: Key Strengths & Strategic Development Opportunities . 88
3.4.10 Signify . 89
i. Corporate . 89
Table 3.20: Signify Key Financial Data (m?), 2016-2018 . 89
ii. Geographic Spread . 90
iii. Key Clients & Strategic Partnerships . 90
iv. High Level View of Offerings . 90
v. Juniper’s View: Key Strengths & Strategic Development Opportunities . 90
3.4.11 Rachio . 91
i. Corporate . 91
ii. Geographic Spread . 91
Table 3.21: Rachio Funding Rounds . 91
iii. Key Clients & Strategic Partnerships . 91
iv. High Level View of Offerings . 91
v. Juniper’s View: Key Strengths & Strategic Development Opportunities . 92
3.4.12 Roost . 92
i. Corporate . 92
Table 3.21: Roost Funding Rounds . 92
ii. Geographic Spread . 93
iii. Key Clients & Strategic Partnerships . 93
iv. High Level View of Offerings . 93
v. Juniper’s View: Key Strengths & Strategic Development Opportunities . 93
3.4.13 Samsung . 94
i. Corporate . 94
Table 3.22: Samsung Electronics: Key Financial Data ($bn), 2015-2018 . 94
ii. Geographic Spread . 94
iii. Key Clients & Strategic Partnerships . 94
iv. High Level View of Offerings . 94
v. Juniper’s View: Key Strengths & Strategic Development Opportunities . 95
3.4.14 Vivint Smart Home . 95
i. Corporate . 95
Table 3.23: Vivint Key Financial Data ($m) 2015-2018 . 95
ii. Geographic Spread . 96
iii. Key Clients & Strategic Partnerships . 96
iv. High Level View of Offerings . 96
v. Juniper’s View: Key Strengths & Strategic Development Opportunities . 96
3.4.15 TP-Link . 97
i. Corporate . 97
ii. Geographic Spread . 97
iii. Key Clients & Strategic Partnerships . 97
iv. High Level View of Offerings . 97
v. Juniper’s View: Key Strengths & Strategic Development Opportunities . 98
2. Deep Dive Data & Forecasting
1. Introduction to Smart Homes
1.1 Introduction . 5
Figure 1.1: Smart Home Ecosystem . 5
2. Smart Home Market Summary
2.1 Smart Home Market Forecast Summary . 7
2.1.1 Introduction . 7
2.1.2 Residential Gateways . 8
Figure & Table 2.1: Total Number of Residential Gatew ays (m) Split by 8 Key
Regions 2019-2024 . 8
2.1.3 Smart Home Devices & Systems . 9
Figure & Table 2.2: Total Smart Home Devices & Systems Base (m) Split by
Device Category 2019-2024 . 9
2.1.4 Smart Home Annual Spend: Split by Segments .10
Figure & Table 2.3: Total Smart Home Annual Spend (Services & Hardw are) ($m)
Split by 5 Smart Home Market Segments 2019-2024 . 10
2.1.5 Smart Home Annual Spend: Split by Region .11
Figure & Table 2.4: Total Smart Home Annual Spend (Services & Hardw are) ($m)
Split by 8 Key Regions 2019-2024. 11
3. Smart Entertainment Market Forecasts
3.1 Smart Entertainment in the Connected Home .13
3.1.1 Introduction .13
Figure 3.1: Top 3 Entertainment Platforms . 13
3.1.2 Forecast Methodology .14
Figure 3.2: Smart Home Entertainment Forecast Methodology .15
3.1.3 Connected CE (Consumer Electronics) Device Installed Base .16
Figure & Table 3.3: Total Connected CE Device Installed Base (m) Split by 8 Key
Regions 2019-2024.16
3.1.4 Smart Home Entertainment Subscription Revenue.17
Figure & Table 3.4: Smart Home Entertainment Subscription Revenue ($m) Split
by 8 Key Regions 2019-2024.17
3.1.5 Smart Home Pay Per View/Download/Rental Model Revenues.18
Figure & Table 3.5: Total Revenues f rom Smart Home Pay per
View/Download/Rental Model ($m) Split by 8 Key Regions 2019-2024 .18
3.1.6 Total Smart Home Entertainment Service Revenue .19
Figure & Table 3.6: Total Smart Home Entertainment Service Revenue ($m) Split
by 8 Key Regions 2019-2024.19
4. Smart Home Monitoring Market Forecasts
4.1 Smart Home Automation & Monitoring .21
4.1.1 Introduction .21
4.1.2 Smart Home Automation & Monitoring Market Forecast Methodology .21
Figure 4.1: Smart Home Automation & Monitoring Forecast Methodology.22
4.1.3 Households Using Smart Automation/Monitoring Services .23
Figure & Table 4.2: Number of Households that Use Smart Home
Automation/Monitoring Services (m) Split by 8 Key Regions 2019-2024 .23
4.1.4 Number of Home Automation/Monitoring Subscriptions .24
Figure & Table 4.3: Number of Households w ith Smart Home
Automation/Monitoring Subscriptions (m) Split by 8 Key Regions 2019-2024.24
4.1.5 Smart Home Automation/Monitoring Subscription Revenues.25
Figure & Table 4.4: Smart Home Automation/Monitoring Subscription Revenues
($m) Split by 8 Key Regions 2019-2024 . 25
4.1.6 Smart Home Automation/Monitoring Units: One-off Purchase Model .26
Figure & Table 4.5: Total Connected Smart Home Automation/Monitoring Units in
Service (m) Split by 8 Key Regions 2019-2024 . 26
4.1.7 Smart Home Automation Hardware Spend.27
Figure & Table 4.6: Smart Home Automation Hardw are Spend ($m) Split by 8 Key Regions 2019-2024 . 27
4.1.8 Smart Home Automation Hardware & Monitoring Services Spend .28
Figure & Table 4.7: Smart Home Automation Hardw are & Monitoring Services
Spend ($m) Split by 8 Key Regions 2019-2024 . 28
5. Smart Metering Market Forecasts
5.1 Smart Metering .30
5.1.1 Drivers behind Rollouts .30
5.1.2 Forecasting Methodology .30
Figure 5.1: Smart Metering Forecast Methodology . 31
5.1.3 Smart Meter Installed Base .32
Figure & Table 5.2: Smart Meter Installed Base (m) Split by 8 Key Regions 2019-2024 . 32
5.1.4 Service Revenue from Smart Metering .33
Figure & Table 5.3: Total Service Revenue f rom Smart Metering ($m) Split by 8
Key Regions 2019-2024 . 33
6. Connected Health Market Forecasts
6.1 Healthcare & mHealth Services.35
6.1.1 Introduction .35
Figure 6.1: Smart Home Digital Health Methodology .36
6.2 Connected Health .37
6.2.1 Number of Individuals Adopting Remote Patient Monitoring 37
Figure & Table 6.2: Number of Individuals Adopting Remote Patient Monitoring
(Cardiac Outpatients & Chronic Diseases) (m) Split by 8 Key Regions 2019-2024.37
6.2.2 Total Digital Healthcare Monitoring Devices .38
Figure & Table 6.3: Total Digital Healthcare Monitoring Devices (m) Split by 8 Key
Regions 2019-2024.38
6.2.3 Total Annual Service Revenue for Digital Healthcare Monitoring .39
Figure & Table 6.4: Total Annual Service Revenue for Digital Healthcare
Monitoring ($m) Split by 8 Key Regions 2019-2024 .39
7. Connected Appliances Market Forecasts
7.1 Smart Appliances.41
7.1.1 Introduction .41
Figure 7.1: Connected Appliance Forecast Methodology.42
7.1.3 Number of Connected Appliances .43
Figure & Table 7.2: Total Number of Connected Appliances (m) Split by 8 Key
Regions 2019-2024.43
7.1.4 Connected Appliances Consumer Spend .44
Figure & Table 7.3: Total Consumer Spend on Connected Appliances ($m) Split
by 8 Key Regions 2019-2024.44
7.1.5 Number of Smart Refrigerators/Freezers .45
Figure & Table 7.4: Number of Smart Ref rigerators/Freezers (m), Split by 8 Key
Regions 2019-2024.45
7.1.6 Smart Refrigerators/Freezers Consumer Spend .46
Figure & Table 7.5: Total Consumer Spend (Hardw are & eCommerce) f rom Smart
Ref rigerators/Freezers ($m) Split by 8 Key Regions 2019-2024. 46
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