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Industrial LPWAN
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¹ßÇàÀÏ 2016-05-30
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Synopsis:

Low Power Wide Area Networking (LPWAN) is quickly becoming one of the most disruptive forces in the burgeoning Internet of Things. The distinct advantage of LPWANs over incumbent industrial wireless sensor network (WSN) technologies is not just significantly increased range, but it is also about pushing end node complexity to the cloud.

LPWAN Web integration happens the second the node is turned on and its data shows up as actionable data on its network server. This is the default behavior for these LPWAN technologies and it greatly simplifies the development complexities of wireless sensor networking.

Ten years ago when ON World published its first industrial WSN report, WSN was a disruptor of wired industrial sensing networks and from this came mesh standards such as WirelessHART, ISA100.11a and Wi-SUN. The challenges of wireless mesh sensor networking include long product development cycles, expensive gateways and advanced network management using technologies that were developed before the cloud was mature enough to create a business model around.

For this report, we surveyed over 100 of the leading industrial wireless sensing leaders and found that nearly one third are open to new wireless sensor networking technologies.

LPWANs present an opportunity and threat to existing industrial WSN solution providers. In this report, we show the results of several in-house tests on LPWAN applications. We also interviewed dozens of the leading LPWAN developers to get their feedback on issues related to deployments, range, industrial building penetration and networking capabilities.

With nation-wide LPWANs rolling out worldwide and hundreds of companies already participating in initiatives and industry groups such as the LoRa Alliance, SigFox Partner Network, 3GPP Narrowband-IoT and GSMA's Mobile IoT, the opportunity is significant.

By 2025, there will be 440 million Internet-connected industrial wireless sensing and tracking devices worldwide. By this time, LPWANs will enable nearly 1 in 5 new industrial wireless applications that could not have existed before.

In this report, we analyze and forecast the LPWAN market opportunity for 35 industrial IoT market/application segments, evaluate 70+ companies with LPWAN-related products and services, present the findings of surveys with 100+ industrial IoT professionals, and show the findings from our network tests to illustrate the capabilities of LPWAN technologies.


Primary Research:

Vendors, Suppliers, Platforms, Network Operators & Industry Alliances

3GPP
ABB Group
Actility
Adaptive Wireless
Adeunis RF
Advantech B+B SmartWorx
Ambient Systems
AMIHO
Apprion
ARM Holdings
ATIM
Atmel
Auto Assembly
Automotive Components (ACI)
Axible
Banner Engineering
Behrends
Carriots
CDS Wireless
Connit
Cortexo
Craft ai
Cumulocity
Dynamic Recycling
Dow Chemical
Drust
Eaton
Electrochem
Eltav
Embeblue
Emerson
Enerwave Automation
EnOcean
E-Senza
EVVOS
FreeWave
Gemalto
General Electric
Grid Connect
GridSense
GSMA
Halma
Hitachi
Honeywell
IBM
IMST
Industrial Automation Networks
Ingenu
Inkoel
Intesens
Itron
Johnson Controls
Kerlink
KB Intelligence
Keyence
Kinney Consulting
KLATU Networks
Laird Technologies
Libelium
Link Labs
LoRa Alliance
LORD MicroStrain
Lumenus
MEMSIC
Metso
Microchip
Microsoft
MIT
MITRE

Murata
Munisense
MuRata
National Instruments

NEMEUS
Nexcom
NKE Watteco
Oceasoft
OleumTech Corporation
Omnimetrix

ON Semiconductor
Origin Energy
OrbiWise
Pacific Environment
Parr Instrument Company
Pedigree Technologies
Pepperl+Fuchs
Permasense Ltd
Perpetua Power
Pervasive Displays

Phoenix Contact
Procter & Gamble
ProSoft Technology
PTC/ThinkWorx
Qowisio
Quantified Ag
Radiocrafts
relayr
Rockwell Automation
RTLS
RTX
Safeport
Samsung
Sandia National Laboratories
Scanimetrics
Schneider Electric
Semtech
Sencorables
SENET
Sensolus
SensorWare Systems
Siemens
SigFox
Silicon Labs
Silver Spring Networks
SiTune Corporation
Shift Thinking
SmartSensor Labs
Spartan Controls
SVS Consultants
SRETT
Stream Technologies
Tadiran
TD Next (Telecom Design)
TDK Corporation
Telematics Wireless
Texas Instruments
The Button Corporation
TICATAG
Traqueur
U-Blox
vMonitor (Rockwell)
WAVIoT
Worldsensing
Wulian
Yokogawa Electric Co.
Zedi
Zencus
ZMD




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