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ON World
Datasets-as-a-Service:
LoRa®
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ON World Differentiators:
* Decades of industry experience
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* Technology expertise
* Actionable data
* Customized to your needs
Customized Market Research Data:
ON World's market research is used by Fortune 1000 companies, investors, startups and developers worldwide.
Our datasets include market size forecasts, ecosystem surveys and other market data, customized to your specific needs.
Delivery format: Excel, PPT
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Synopsis:
With a thriving global ecosystem and nearly 300 million devices installed worldwide, LoRa® has captured the largest share of the unlicensed LPWAN market.
LoRas chirp spread spectrum advantages, deep building penetration, open source networking and suitability for private and public networks has drawn thousands of developers and the worlds largest network operators. The LoRa Alliance has grown to over 500 members in just two years and breakthroughs such as LoRa backscatter using 1000X less power with 10 cent sensing devices transmitting up to 1 kilometer may soon make the promise of billions of IoT devices a reality.
Standards based LoRaWAN networks are rolling out worldwide. Complete coverage of nearly all EU countries is completed or underway and most major network operators including Bouygues, Orange, KPN, Proximus and Swisscom are deploying LoRa gateways in thousands of towers, driving new roaming standards, leveraging unlicensed spectrum and aggressively targeting enterprises. In Asia, SK Telecom has one of the first commercial public LoRa networks and SoftBank (ARM) with partner Actility is deploying LoRa services in Japan. Public LoRa networks are deployed across North America by network operators such as Comcasts machineQ service and Senet.
While much of the focus is on public networks, private networks are an essential component of the LoRa ecosystem. By 2028, 60% of LoRa gateways and 40% of device shipments will be in private networks.
ON World has been covering wireless sensor networks (WSN) since 2003 and the low power wide area networks (LPWAN) has many parallels to local area IoT technologies such as Zigbee, Bluetooth Low Energy, WiF, EnOcean and Z-Wave. The forecasts for this research service is based on end uses analysis and data modeling from our research over the past two decades. Our research provides insight on that analysis as well as perspectives from current industry stakeholders about future and current LoRa market segment growth, applications, pricing as well as other threats and opportunities.
In this research service, we cover the growing market opportunities for LoRa/LoRaWAN for utility networks, smart cities, logistics, industrial automation, agriculture, smart buildings and consumers.
Your customized data includes 6-year market size forecasts for connected LoRa devices, annual unit shipments and module/connectivity service revenues by market.
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MARKET SIZE FORECASTS:
ON World's granular LPWAN market size forecasts are by market segment and technology with breakdowns by application area and region. Our forecasts are continually updated and are customized to meet your specific needs.
Target Markets:
Utilities/Metering
Smart Cities
Industrial Automation
Logistics
Smart Buildings
Consumer
Others
Applications:
Energy/Metering
Asset Tracking
Lighting
HVAC/Energy
Condition monitoring
Others
Standard Breakdowns:
Region: Global, North America, Europe, Asia Pacific, Rest of World
Historical Data: 2 previous years
Projections: 6 years including the current year
Forecast unit(s): LoRa connections, LoRa device shipments
Target Markets: Utilities, Smart Cities, Industrial Automation, Logistics, Smart Buildings, Consumer, Others
Applications: Metering, Asset Tracking, HVAC/Energy, Lighting, Condition monitoring, Others
Optional Breakdowns:
Specific product segment(s) (e.g. gas meter, equipment monitoring)
Product feature/function (e.g. multi-protocol)
Market shares
Delivery Format: Excel
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ECOSYSTEM RESEARCH DATA:
ON World's ecosystem research data is based on ongoing surveys with organizations across the whole LPWAN/IoT value chain. Your dataset is customizable using our latest survey data or we can conduct a new survey(s) to investigate your unique market needs.
Examples of recently surveyed ecosystem segments include:
End Users:
Current/future smart home owners
Water and gas utilities
Streetlight operators
Buildings
Healthcare systems
Retail
Chemicals/refining manufacturers
Auto/Aviation manufacturers
Long-haul trucking
Dairy farmers
Tunnel construction
Metals mining
Oil & Gas production
Geotechnical monitoring
Professional Installers:
Building automation installers
CEDIA dealers
Home builders
Contract installers
Industrial automation professional services
Service Providers:
Utilities
Security services
Cable/telco operators
Vendors/Suppliers:
Platform providers
Device manufacturers
Software developers
Component suppliers
Delivery Format: PPT
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PRIMARY RESEARCH:
Every year, ON World surveys thousands of individuals in the global IoT ecosystem including:
End User Datasets:
Consumers
Home service providers
Utilities
Municipalities
Buildings
Retailers
Healthcare
Industrial automation
Logistics
Agriculture
Construction
Mining
Oil & Gas
A few recently surveyed/analyzed organizations include the following:
3GPP
Actility
Adaptive Wireless
Adeunis RF
Advantech B+B SmartWorx
Ambient Systems
Amazon
AMIHO
Apple
Applied Risk
Apprion
Arkema
ARM (Nvidia)
Arrayent
ASSA ABLOY
ATIM
Auto Assembly
Automatic Controls Company
Automotion Components (ACI)
Axible
Azimut
BASF
Behrends
Bosch
Cambridge Consultants
CAP-XX
Carbon Controls
Carollo Engineers
Carriots
CDS Wireless
Cisco Systems
Civic Smart
Cobject
Codit
Comcast
Compology
Connit
Connode
Cortexo
Craft ai
Cumulocity
DB360 Consulting
DestinHaus
Dow Chemical
Dräger
Drust
DSN Australia
Dynamic Recycling
Eaton
EcoThought
eHealth Research
Electrochem
Eltav
Embeblue
Emberlight
Emerson
Endetec Homerider Systems
Endress+Hauser
Eneida
Enerwave Automation
Enevo
Engenius Micro
Engie
EnOcean
Epcos
Ericsson
E-Senza
Essence Group
ETRI
EVVOS
Fiox & Dole
Flashnet
Flexous
Gemalto
General Electric
Google Nest
Grid Connect
GridSense
GSMA
HidnSeek
Hitachi
Homerider Systems
Honeywell
Iberdrola
IBM
Idosens
IDT
IMST
Industrial Automation Networks
Infosys
Ingenu
Inkoel
INSTA
Intelli-Vision
Intent Technologies
InterDigital
Intesens
Invisible Systems
Iota Communications
Itron
Johnson Controls
Kapsch
KB Intelligence
Kerlink
Keyence
Kinney Consulting
KLATU Networks
Laird Technologies
Landis+Gyr
Libelium
Linear
Link Labs
LoRa Alliance
Loriot
Lucerne University
Lukoil
Lumenus
M2M Spectrum
Maddalena
Mars Air Systems
Marsh Group
Martech International
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mcThings
MEMSIC
Mesh Systems
Metso
Microchip
Microsemi
Microsoft
MIT
MITRE
MultiTech Systems
Munisense
Murata Wireless
National Instruments
NEMEUS
Nexcom
NKE Watteco
Novelis
NRG Systems
Oceasoft
OleumTech
Omnimetrix
ON Semiconductor
OrbiWise
Origin Energy
OSRAM
Pacific Controls
Pacific Environment
Parr Instrument Company
Pepperl+Fuchs
Permasense Ltd
Perpetua Power
Pervasive Displays
Phoenix Contact
Powerdale
Procter & Gamble
PTC/ThingWorx
Qowisio
Quantified Ag
Radiocrafts
Redwood RF
relayr
Rockwell
Rotork
RTLS
RTX
Safeport
SafePort
Sagemcom
Samsung
Sandia National Laboratories
Sayme
Scanimetrics
Schneider Electric
Seaco Team
Semtech
Sencorables
Senet
Senso Wave
Sensolus
Sensorware Systems
Sensys Networks
Shenyang Institute of Automation
Shift Thinking
Sidus Solutions
Siemens
Sierra Wireless
Sigfox
Silicon Labs
Silver Spring Networks
SiTune Corporation
Skyworks
SK Telecom
Smart Parking
SmartSensor Labs
Spartan Controls
Softdel
Sony Semiconductor
Spartan Controls
SRETT
Stone Technologies
Superior Controls
SVS Consultants
Swisscom
Tadiran
TDK Corporation
Ted D. Miller Associates
Telecom Design
Telematics Wireless
Telensa
Telit Wireless
Texas Instruments
The Button Corporation
The Things Network
Thinxtra
Ticatag
Traqueur
Tridonic
Trilliant
TÜV Rheinland
u-Blox
Unigrid Solutions
University of Brescia
University of Northern Iowa
University of Texas
Urbiotica
Vigilent
Virtual Power Solutions
WAVIoT
WaveIPT
Weenat
Western Engineering
WellAware
Wiseconn
Worldsensing
Wulian
Xylemic
Yokogawa
Zedi
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Methodology Workflow:
| Forecast Summary
Forecast Scope
Methodology
I. Ecosystem Analysis
Utilities
Smart Metering
Smart Water Networks
Smart Cities
Streetlight Monitoring
Parking & Traffic Management
Waste Management
Structural Monitoring
Environmental Monitoring
Industrial & Logistics
Smart Tags & Asset Tracking
Smart Buildings
Enterprise Services
Smart Buttons
Wearables, Healthcare & Other
II. Technologies & Standards
Non-Cellular LPWAN Technologies:
LoRa
LoRaWAN
LoRa Alliance
Sigfox
Weightless SIG
ETSI’s Low Throughput Networks (LTN)
IEEE 802.15.4k (Low Energy Critical Infrastructure Networks)
RPMA (Ingenu)
Qowisio
NB-Fi (WAVIoT)
Ultra Narrow Band (UNB)
Others
Cellular LPWAN Technologies:
3GPP
LTE-M
NB-IoT
Other Long Range Wireless Technologies:
Wi-SUN Alliance
JupiterMesh
IEEE 802.11ah (HaLow)
III. Value System
Product segmentation
Market leaders
Innovators/Disruptors
In-depth investigation and analysis of top 40 companies that are having the biggest impact on the LoRa ecosystem today.
Current offerings, products and services, pricing, differentiators
Financials, partners, go-to-market strategy
Standards supported, software, tools, integration, key features...
IV. Primary Research
Ecosystem Surveys:
Conduct surveys with LPWAN/IoT market stakeholders (e.g. utilities, municipalities, manufacturers, logistics/industrial companies, vendors, service providers)
Sample survey questions:
Number of LPWAN Nodes Deployed
Types of LPWAN Devices In-Use
Integration(s)
IoT Platform(s) Used
Installation Method
When Was First LPWAN Device Installed
Primary Adoption Driver
When Likely to Adopt
Planned LPWAN Applications
Power Requirements (e.g. Sensors used, Duty cycles, Transmissions)
Important/Most Important Features
Reasons for Not Adopting
Maximum Spending
V. Market Size Forecasts
Market segmentation
Financials/industry trends
Geographical trends
Forecast data models
LPWAN device connections
LPWAN device shipments
Average sale prices (ASP)
Chipset/module revenues
Average connectivity service costs/device
Connectivity revenues
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About ON World:
ON World provides business intelligence on Internet of Things markets. Since 2003, our market research has been used by Fortune 1000 companies, investors and IoT developers worldwide.
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