IoT Trends To Watch Out For in 2016 and Beyond

The INTERNET of THINGS I dd loT Devices loT Devices Facts 33% looking to adopt in the next five years 13% of consumers planning to purchase within the next year 07:30 23% planning to adopt in the next five years Nascent Ecosystem for Global scalability application development 5% planning to purchase in the next year Major Challenges in the growth path IOT Growth Competing priorities in the developing regions Privacy and security concerns 35% Per Year LEVEL 2014 2020 2008 2015 2020 By 2020, the amount of Internet-connected things will reach 50 billion. Saving Energy and Connected Homes Smart Cities Of The Future Connected Things Installed Base Within Smart Cities (in Millions) Smart City Subcategory 9.7% HealthCare 15.0% 23.4% 97.8% Public 126.5% Services 159.5% Smart 206.29% Commercial 354.6% Buildings 648.1% 294.2% Smart 586.1% Homes 1,067.0% 237.2% 298.9% Transport 371.0% 252.0% Utilities 304.9% 2015 371.1% 2016 10.2% 2017 Others 18.4% 33.9% Google Google bought smart thermostat maker, Nest Labs, last year for $3.2 billion. Samsung purchased connected home company SmartThings for $200 million. D:TOBLURY SAMSUNG Connected Homes Security And Privacy Concern 69% of U.S. consumers think they should own the personal data on all Internet-connected devices they own. Vechicles And Wireless Connections Advantages of Autonomous cars Autonomous Vechicle Sales, Fleet, And Travel Projection 100% Sales- Optimistics Reduced driver stress Sales- Pessimistics Travel- Optimistics Travel- Pessimistics Fleet- Optimistics 80% Fleet- Pessimistics Reduced driver costs 60% 40% Increased safety 20% 0% 2020 2030 2040 2050 2060 2070 Supports shared vehicles. Increase fuel efficiency and reduce pollution. P More efficient parking, reduced costs Increased road capacity reduced costs SS Autonomous vehicles are a big part of the Internet of Things. September 2015, an Audi A7 drove more than 550 miles almost entirely on its own. Gartner predicts that one in five vehicles on the road will have some form of wireless connection by 2020. Health Care In loT Home Health Hub Reference Platform Remote Patient Monitoring Implantebale Transeiver ***** i.MX53 Tablet Physician, Monitoring Center, Loved Onces, Internet of things with Medical User Interface Social Network Pill Camera Gateway i.MX28 Physician Eterrnet HOME AUTOMATION IIIIII TELEHEALTH Expansion Capabilities Smart Pluges Smart Appliances Safety/Security Lighting Control Local Display Weight Scale According to a new report from MarketResearch.com, the healthcare Internet of Things market segment is poised to hit $117 billion by 2020. Major Players in Healthcare loT (Cisco) and General Electric (GE). 868 MHz RF BT HDP BT SPP BTLE USB PHDC Blood Pressure HHH Panic Alarm Nonin Pluse OX MC9SO8GP32 Blood Glucose Thermometer Meter Monitor MC12311 Industry wide loT Projections 13,509 Aside from connected cars, consumer uses will continue to account for the greatest number of connected things, while enterprise will account for the largest spending. Estimates are 4 billion connected things will be in use in the consumer sector in 2016, and will reach 13.5 billion in 2020 (see Table 1). In terms of hardware spending, consumer applications will amount to $546 billion in 2016, while the use of connected things in the enterprise will drive $868 billion in 2016 (see Table 2). 4,408 4,024 2014 2015 2016 2020 3.023 911 2,880 2,277 1,534 667 612 567 1,092 1,276 546 566 1,065 815 416 898 201 257 632 155 115 Consumer Business: Cross-Industry Business: Cross-Industry Business: Vertical- Consumer Business: Vertical- Specific Specific Internet of Things Units Installed Base by Category (Millions of Units) Internet of Things Endpoint Spending by Category (Billions of Dollars) Sources - 1 Gartner 2 Victoria Transport Policy Institute Copyright AFour Technologies ©2015 3 Freescale.com 4 IDC %24 3.9 Billion 50 Billion П Ш