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Home Automation Evolves: The Ascent of Smart Home Networks

Service: Residential Connectivity
Report Number: RC01-02HN
Publication Date: March 2001
Number of Pages: 90
Report Price: $3,495 USD

The traditional US home automation market is beginning to evolve, breathing new life with the ubiquity of Internet connections and rising consumer demand to network their home. The result is an emerging market for smart home networks, essentially a home network of communicating, intelligent devices capable of linking to the WAN, and being remotely accessed and controlled through the Internet, telephone or even WAP cell phone. The smart home is becoming a networked smart home, and most notably, becoming a realistic option for the average person.

This report outlines the evolution from home automation to smart home networks, and analyzes the trends bringing smart home networks to mass market. The market for smart home networks is forecast throughout 2005, including smart home network controllers (segmented by market channel), service revenues, and smart nodes. Vendor profiles of technology and system manufacturers are also included.

Table of Contents

  • Executive Summary
  • Methodology
  • Introduction to Smart Home Networks
    • Traditional Home Automation
    • Home Automation Market Inhibitors
    • The Evolution to Smart Home Networks
      • The Smart Home Network Ascends
    • Smart Home Network Market Drivers
      • Demand-Side Drivers
      • Supply-Side Drivers
  • Characteristics of the Smart Home Network
    • Market Phases of Smart Home Networking
    • System Equipment and Configurations
      • Smart Home Gateway
      • Smart Home Bridges
      • Smart Home Servers
  • Smart Home Networking Technology Market
    • Current Market Overview
    • Emerging Technologies Overview
    • Issues in Smart Device Networking
  • Levels of Interoperability
    • Lower Layer
      • Physical Media and Transmission Technology
    • The Middle Layer
    • The Upper Layer
  • Device Networking Technologies for the Smart Home
    • X-10
      • Technology Overview
      • X-10 Market
      • X-10 Market Prospects
    • LonWorks
      • Technology Overview
      • LonWorks Market
      • Echelon Profile
      • LonWorks Market Prospects
    • CEBus / Home Plug and Play
      • Simple Control Protocol (SCP)
    • Simple Control Protocol (SCP)
      • SCP Market Prospects
    • Universal Plug and Play
      • Technology Overview
      • UPnP and SCP
      • UPnP Market Prospects
    • Jini
      • Technology Overview
      • Jini Market Prospects
    • LonWorks vs. UPnP vs. Jini
  • Additional Device Networking Technologies
    • Salutation
      • Technology Overview
      • Salutation Market Prospects
    • EMIT & emWare
      • Technology Overview
      • EMIT Market Prospects
    • SCP vs. EMIT
  • Alternative Smart Home Systems
      • Sage Systems
      • X-Tra Web, Inc.
  • Supplementary Home Networking Standards and Technologies
      • Residential Gateway Standards and Technologies
      • HAVi (Home Audio Video interoperability)
      • VESA
  • Promotional Industry Organizations
      • Internet Alliance
      • HANA (Home Automation and Networking Association)
      • CEA (Consumer Electronics Association)
  • Smart Home Network Market Trends
    • Remote Access
    • Telemetry e-Services
    • Networked Device Information
    • Emerging and Revitalized Market Channels
      • Utility Companies
      • Retail / Self-Install
      • Home Appliances and White Goods
      • Security
      • Homebuilder and Planned Communities
      • Traditional Home Automation Custom Installations
      • Other Service Providers
    • Device Networking and Transmission Technologies
    • Silicon and Software
  • Smart Home Network Market Forecast
    • Smart Home Network Controllers and Nodes
    • Market Channels: Smart Controllers and Nodes
      • Utility
      • Retail / Self-Install
      • Home Appliances
      • Security
      • Homebuilder and Planned Communities
      • High-End Home Automation & Control Systems
      • Other Service Provider
      • Market Channel Summary: Total Smart Home Network Controllers and Nodes
    • Smart Home Network Service Controllers
  • Company Profiles
    • White Goods Manufacturers
      • GE
      • Maytag
      • Merloni
      • SunBeam
      • Whirlpool
    • System Vendors
      • GE / SMART LLC & Honeywell
      • Home Automation, Inc (HAI)
      • panja
      • Smart Systems, Inc.
      • SmartWORLD (formerly IHG)
      • Vicinium Systems, Inc.
      • Xanboo
    • Service Gateways
      • Coactive
      • Invensys Network Systems
    • Silicon Vendors
      • Cypress Semiconductor
      • ConnectOne
      • Domosys
      • eDevice
      • Ipsil
      • iReady
      • Microchip Technology
      • Ubicom (formerly Scenix)
      • Zilog
    • Software and Systems Technology Vendors
      • GateSpace
      • Lantronix
      • Premise Systems
      • ProSyst
  • Appendix
      • X-10 Historical Information
      • Jini Technology
      • LonWorks & Echelon Background Information
    • Standardized Transmission Technologies
      • X-10
      • CEBus
      • Home Plug and Play
      • LonWork

List of Tables

  • Table 1. US Residential Smart Home Networks, Total Smart Home Controller and Node Revenues ('00-'05)
  • Table 2. Internet Access Technology used by US Residential Subscribers ('00-'05)
  • Table 3. US Residential Structured Wiring Market, New Homes and Retrofits ('99-'04)
  • Table 4. Smart Home Network Market Synergies
  • Table 5. Smart Home Networking - Phase
  • Table 6. Smart Home Networking - Transition Phase 1.5
  • Table 7. Smart Home Networking - Phase 2
  • Table 8. Smart Home Networking - Transition Phase 2.5
  • Table 9. Smart Home Networking - Phase 3
  • Table 10. US Residential Smart Home Network Controllers and Nodes ('00-'05)
  • Table 11. Smart Home Network Controllers, Units and Revenue ('00-'05)
  • Table 12. Smart Home Network Nodes, Units and Revenue ('00-'05)
  • Table 13. Utility Channel: Smart Home Network Controllers and Nodes ('00-'05)
  • Table 14. Utility Channel: Smart Home Network Controller and Node Revenues ('00-'05)
  • Table 15. Retail / Self-Install Channel: Smart Home Network Controllers and Nodes ('00-'05)
  • Table 16. Retail / Self-Install Channel: Smart Home Network Controller and Node Revenues ('00-'05)
  • Table 17. Low-end Home Control Systems: New Installations and Basic System Revenue ('00-'05)
  • Table 18. Home Appliance Channel: Smart Home Network Controllers and Nodes ('00-'05)
  • Table 19. Home Appliance Channel: Smart Home Network Controller and Node Revenues ('00-'05)
  • Table 20. Security Channel: Smart Home Network Controllers and Nodes ('00-'05)
  • Table 21. Security Channel: Smart Home Network Controller and Node Revenues ('00-'05)
  • Table 22. Homebuilder Channel: Smart Home Network Controllers and Nodes ('00-'05)
  • Table 23. Homebuilder Channel: Smart Home Network Controller and Node Revenues ('00-'05)
  • Table 24. High-End Home Automation & Control Channel: Smart Home Network Controllers and Nodes ('00-'05)
  • Table 25. High-End Home Automation & Control Channel: Smart Home Network Controller and Node Revenues ('00-'05)
  • Table 26. High-End Home Automation and Control: New Installations ('00-'05)
  • Table 27. High-End Home Automation and Control: Installed Base ('00-'05)
  • Table 28. High-End Home Automation and Control: Basic System Revenues ('00-'05)
  • Table 29. Other Service Provider Channel: Smart Home Network Controllers and Nodes ('00-'05)
  • Table 30. Other Service Provider Channel: Smart Home Network Controller and Node Revenues ('00-'05)
  • Table 31. Total Smart Home Network Controllers, by Market Channel ('00-'05)
  • Table 32. Total Smart Home Network Nodes, by Market Channel ('00-'05)
  • Table 33. Total Smart Home Network Controller Revenues, by Market Channel ('00-'05)
  • Table 34. Total Smart Home Network Node Revenues, by Market Channel ('00-'05)
  • Table 35. Smart Home Network Service Controllers ('00-'05)
  • Table 36. US Residential Smart Home Network Service Revenues ('00-'05)

List of Figures

  • Figure 1. Internet Access Technology used by US Residential Subscribers ('00-'05)
  • Figure 2. Residential service gateway system configuration
  • Figure 3. Example service gateway system configuration / architecture
  • Figure 4. Correspondence of Smart Technology Interoperability Levels to OSI Model
  • Figure 5. US Residential Energy Applications, % of Total Household Energy Consumption


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