Industrial IoT as the Driver of Connectivity – Smart Factory – Smart Grid – Smart City

Executive Summary

• Executive Summary
• Smart Factory
• Smart Grid
• Smart Cities
• Connector Sales
• Industrial IoT Market for Connectors by Sector2015, 2016, 2017E, and 2021F
• Industrial IoT Market for Connectors Market Share by Region 2015-2021F
• Industrial Iot Market for Connectors Share Growth Rates 2016, 2017E, and 2021 CAGR
• Industrial IoT Market for Connectors Growth Rates 2015-2021F

Chapter 1 – Introduction

• Background
• Industrial IoT Market Applications
• Objectives
• Scope of this Report
• Methodology and Information Sources
• Plan of Report

Chapter 2 – Communication and Networking Technologies

• 2.1 Wired Communication Technologies
• 2.1.1 Building Automation & Control Network (BACnet)
• 2.1.2 Digital Addressable Lighting Interface (DALI)
• 2.1.3 KNX
• 2.1.4 LonMark and LonWorks (LON)
• 2.1.5 Power Line Communications
• 2.1.6 Industrial Ethernet
• Ethernet/IP
• EtherCAT
• Ethernet Powerlink
• ProfiNet
• SERCOS III
• 2.1.7 ASI-bus
• 2.1.8 Controller Area Network (CAN)
• 2.2 Wireless Communication Technologies
• 2.2.1 WirelessHART
• 2.2.2 EnOcean
• 2.2.3 DASH 7
• 2.2.4 Cellular Technologies
• 2.2.4.1 2G
• 2.2.4.2 3G
• 3GPP LTE and LTE-Advanced
• 2.2.4.3 4G and LTE
• LTE User Equipment Category and Class Definitions
• LTE-M1
• 2.2.4.4 5G
• 2.2.5 Near Field Communications (NFC)
• 2.2.6 Radio Frequency Identification (RFID)
• 2.2.7 Zigbee
• 2.2.8 Z-Wave
• 2.2.9 Wi-Fi, Wi-Fi Direct, WiGig, LiFi and WiMax
• Visual Light Communication (VFC)
• 2.2.10 Other Network Technologies
• Thread
• LoRaWAN and Symphony Link
• LoRa
• Sigfox
• Bluetooth
• BLE – Bluetooth Smart
• 6LoWPAN
• NB-IoT
• Ingenu
• Insteon
• IP500
• Weightless-W
• Weightless-N
• Weightless-P
• ANT and ANT+
• DigiMesh
• MiWi

Chapter 3 – Smart Factory

• 3.1 Introduction
• 3.2 Robotics: Robots Collaborating with Humans
• Worldwide Sales of Industrial Robots by Market Sector 2015
• 3.2.1 Robotics Manufacturers
• 3.2.2 Regional Robotics Manufacturing and Usage
• 2015 Export Share of the Industrial Robot Market by Country
• Robot Density by Country – 2014/2015
• Industrial Market Share by Region 2015 (Unit Sales)
• Worldwide Sales in Units of Industrial Robots by Region 2010-2015
• CAGR (%) in Units of Industrial Robots by Region
• 3.2.3 Industrial Robots and the IIoT
• 3.2.4 Connectors Used in Robotics Applications
• Average Cost and Estimated Connector Content in Dollars per Robot 2003 – 2015
• 3.2.5 Component Certification for Robotics
• 3.3 Machine Connectivity, Communications and Learning
• 3.3.1 Machine-to-Machine Communication (M2M) and IIoT
• 3.3.2 Machine Learning & Artificial Intelligence
• 3.4 Cyber Physical Systems (CPS)
• Concept Map Cyber Physical Systems
• 3.5 Smart Connectivity – Connectors and Sensors
• Connector Manufacturers Connect to Sensors
• 3.6 Automation Equipment Manufacturers and the IIoT
• 3.6.1 General Electric
• 3.6.2 Honeywell
• 3.6.3 Schneider Electric
• 3.6.4 Bosch
• 3.6.5 Siemens
• 3.6.6 Rockwell
• 3.6.7 Mitsubishi
• 3.6.8 AEG Power Solutions
• 3.7 Additive Manufacturing
• 3.8 Augmented Reality in the Factory
• Project Growth of the AR Market
• 3.9 Industrial IoT in the Factory and the Connector Market
• Industrial IoT: Smart Factory 2015
• Industrial IoT: Smart Factory 2016
• Industrial IoT: Smart Factory 2017E
• Industrial IoT: Smart Factory 2021F

Chapter 4 – Smart Grid

• 4.1 Introduction
• Evolutionary Process of “Making the Grid Smarter” 2010 to 2030
• 4.2 Power Distribution Automation
• 4.3 Smart Metering
• 4.4 Industrial Smart Grid
• 4.5 Energy Storage
• 4.6 Smart Grid Outlook
• North America
• Europe
• Japan
• China
• Asia Pacific
• ROW
• Trends in Electricity Transmission and Distribution
• 4.7 Smart Grid and the Connector Market
• Industrial IoT; Smart Grid Connector Market 2015
• Industrial IoT; Smart Grid Connector Market 2016
• Industrial IoT; Smart Grid Connector Market 2017E
• Industrial IoT; Smart Grid Connector Market 2021F

Chapter 5 – Smart Cities

• 5.1 Introduction
• 5.2 Smart Buildings & Homes
• 5.2.1 Building Security, Access Control & Smart Locks
• CCTV and Security Devices
• 5.2.2 Smart HVAC and Smart Thermostats
• 5.2.3 Other Sensors and Actuators (Leaks, Smoke, Fire,…)
• 5.2.4 Voice Control
• 5.3 Smart Traffic
• 5.4 Smart Lighting and Smart Plugs/Switches
• 5.5 Smart Parking
• 5.6 Smart Water
• 5.7 Smart Cities and the Connector Market
• Industrial IoT: Smart Cities Connector Market 2015
• Industrial IoT: Smart Cities Connector Market 2016
• Industrial IoT: Smart Cities Connector Market 2017E
• Industrial IoT: Smart Cities Connector Market 2021F

Chapter 6 – Statistical Overview Connector Usage 2015 – 2017E & 2021F

• 6.1 Industrial IoT Market for Connectors 2015-2021F
• Industrial IoT Market for Connectors 2015
• Industrial IoT Market for Connectors 2016
• Industrial IoT Market for Connectors 2017E
• Industrial IoT Market for Connectors 2021F
• Industrial IoT Market for Connectors Growth Rates 2015-2021F
• Industrial IoT Market for Connectors Market Share by Region 2015-2021F
• Industrial IoT Market for Connectors Market Share by Region 2016 and 2021F
• 6.2 Industrial IoT Smart Factory Market for Connectors 2015-2021F
• Industrial IoT Smart Factory Market for Connectors 2015
• Industrial IoT Smart Factory Market for Connectors 2016
• Industrial IoT Smart Factory Market for Connectors 2017E
• Industrial IoT Smart Factory Market for Connectors 2021F
• Industrial IoT Smart Factory Market for Connectors Growth Rates 2015-2021F
• Industrial IoT Smart Factory Market for Connectors Market Share by Region 2015-2021F
• Industrial IoT Smart Factory Market for Connectors Market Share by Region 2016 and 2021F
• 6.3 Industrial IoT Smart Grid Market for Connectors 2015-2021F
• Industrial IoT Smart Grid Market for Connectors 2015
• Industrial IoT Smart Grid Market for Connectors 2016
• Industrial IoT Smart Grid Market for Connectors 2017E
• Industrial IoT Smart Grid Market for Connectors 2021F
• Industrial IoT Smart Grid Market for Connectors Growth Rates 2015-2021F
• Industrial IoT Smart Grid Market for Connectors Market Share by Region 2015-2021F
• Industrial IoT Smart Grid Market for Connectors Market Share by Region 2016 and 2021F
• 6.4 Industrial IoT Smart City Market for Connectors 2015-2021F
• Industrial IoT Smart City Market for Connectors 2015
• Industrial IoT Smart City Market for Connectors 2016
• Industrial IoT Smart City Market for Connectors 2017E
• Industrial IoT Smart City Market for Connectors 2021F
• Industrial IoT Smart City Market for Connectors Growth Rates 2015-2021F
• Industrial IoT Smart City Market for Connectors Market Share by Region 2015-2021F
• Industrial IoT Smart City Market for Connectors Market Share by Region 2016 and 2021F
• 6.5 Conclusion
• Predicted Number of Connected Devices in the IoT
• Industrial IoT Market for Connectors by Sector 2015, 2016, 2017E and 2021F
• Industrial IoT Market for Connectors Share by Region 2015, 2016, 2017E and 2021F
• Industrial IoT Market for Connectors Share Growth Rates 2016, 2017E and 2021 CAGR

Industrial IoT as the Driver of Connectivity – Smart Factory – Smart Grid – Smart City

The Industrial Internet of Things (IIoT) may very well become the largest driver of productivity and growth in the next decades. The Industrial IoT is driving the development and growth of connectivity technologies in industrial markets.

Much has been written about the Internet of Things (IoT). While some of this may have little substance, at the same time there is no doubt that we are at the dawn of a new era in which digital transformation will profoundly change our lives and the way we do things.

After the first (mechanization), second (mass production), and third (automation) industrial revolutions, the fourth industrial revolution has arrived on our doorstep and is dubbed the “Internet of Things” (IoT). The IoT will impact every aspect of our lives and the world we live in. We prefer to talk about the Industrial Internet of Things (IIoT) when we apply the IoT principles to industrial manufacturing & production, the process industry, and other industrial markets including the energy market, the mining sector and civil engineering markets.

• What does the Industrial Internet of Things mean for the connector market?
• Which (communication) technologies are leading the way?
• Which market sub-sectors are growing faster than others?
• Can we quantify the impact of the Industrial IoT on the connector market?
• What are the regional shares and growth rates?

In this report, Bishop & Associates addresses these questions and others, segmenting the Industrial IoT market into three different overall sub-sectors that align with our current market breakdown for connectors:

1. Smart Factory: This market includes any products that are used in a “connected factory, i.e. a factory that is making the transition from a conventional ‘stand-alone’ factory to a factory that is, to a degree, part of the Internet eco-system.
2. Smart Grid: This market refers to the transition currently ongoing in the energy market and electricity networks where energy supply and demand are being linked together, and more efficiently used than in congenital grids using “big data” and control algorithms.
3. Smart Cities: This market includes all equipment used in modern buildings and homes to control temperature, HVAC, air quality, doors and windows, lighting, security devices, and so on and where these are connected to the Internet and can be controlled remotely or by smartphones, tablets, or other devices. It also covers Smart Lighting, Smart Parking and Smart Traffic.

Each of these three market sub-sectors are covered in a separate chapter. A full chapter is dedicated to leading communication networks and protocols. In short, but concise narrative combined with examples and images, this report explains the market drivers, the types of applications, and the equipment used in the various market sub-sectors. In addition, for each sub-sector we make quantitative estimations of the impact of the Industrial IoT on the connector market. This data is compiled based on the impact on the market volume, not on the basis of the total industrial market for connectors.

The connector sales volume for each of the three Industrial IoT market sub-sectors is calculated by region, sub-sector and product type for the years 2015, 2016, 2017E and 2021F, including a five-year compound annual growth rate.

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