Internet Based Home Control and Enabled Products: Today's Smart Home

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Internet Based Home Control and Enabled Products: Today's Smart Home

Service: Internet & Emerging Consumer Products
Report Number: IN0401161ID
Publication Date: June 2004
Number of Pages: 50
Report Price: $2,995 U.S. Dollars
Analyst: Cindy McCurley

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Abstract
This market research report covers the Internet enabled smart home with regard to smart home networks and products. While home networking and automation can be done without accessing the Internet, this report will only focus on those solutions and products that can be plugged into the Internet enabled home network.

Drivers such as consumer education, the state of household infrastructure and the type of community in which consumers live that affect the enabled smart home market will be discussed in the first section of the report. In addition, the number of US households online, US and worldwide broadband and home network penetration, and master planned communities will be forecasted and analyzed.

Technologies, market drivers, and trends for products in the smart home will be discussed in the second half of the market research report. In-Stat/MDR divides the product segments for the smart home into two categories: home control and monitoring and networked consumer electronics. The home control and monitoring category is further divided into three segments, devices used for control of the home such as lighting and HVAC (Heating, Ventilation and Air Conditioning), home security products like network cameras, and home appliances, such as those found in the kitchen or laundry room. Networked or IP enabled Consumer Electronics (CE) are expanding to include most consumer electronics products.

Table of Contents

Executive Summary
Methodology
Introduction to the Smart Home and Smart Home Networks
Primary Smart Home and Smart Home Networks Market Drivers
- Educating Consumers
- Household Infrastructure
  - Online Households and Broadband
    - The US Smart Home and Smart Home Networks Market
      - US Households Online
      - Growth in Residential Broadband
    - Outside the US
  - Home Networking
    - Who Has a Home Network?
    - Enabling Technologies
      - Wireless
      - Wired
      - US and Worldwide Home Networks Forecasts
- Master Planned Communities (MPCs)
  - US Market
    - Technologies
    - A Snapshot of Potential in the US Market
  - MPCs Outside the US?
Major Product Segments
- Products for Home Control & Monitoring
  - Smart Home Control Services and Technologies
    - Connected Hearth & HAI
    - Shell HomeGenie & Xanboo
  - Networked Security
    - Networked Security Cameras
      - How big is Today's Networked Camera Market?
  - Internet-Enabled White Goods
    - There is No Killer Application
    - Internet-Enabled White Goods Forecast
- Networked and IP-Based Consumer Electronics
  - Digital Home Audio Devices
    - Market Drivers and Hurdles
  - DVD Players
    - Market Drivers and Hurdles
  - Set Top Boxes (including Game Consoles & PVRs)
    - Market Drivers and Hurdles
  - Televisions
    - Market Drivers and Hurdles
  - Other
    - Picture Frames
      - Market Drivers and Hurdles
    - E-mail Devices
      - Market Drivers and Hurdles
    - Portable devices
Conclusion

List of Tables

Table 1. Total US Online Households and Percent of Online Households with Broadband: 2003-2008 (in Thousands)
Table 2. 2003 US Residential Broadband Market Share by Access Technology
Table 3. US Broadband Households: 2003-2008 (in Thousands)
Table 4. Worldwide DSL Subscribers: 2003-2008 (in Thousands)
Table 5. Demographics of Respondents with a Home Network (Base = 158)
Table 6. US and WW Home Networking Forecast (Units in Thousands)
Table 7. Addressable Market-Annual US New Homes Completed (in Thousands)
Table 8. Growth in "Connected Community" Homes, 2003-2008 (in Thousands)
Table 9. 2003 Consumer Network Camera Market Shares
Table 10. Worldwide Internet-Enabled White Goods Unit Forecast (Units in Thousands)

List of Figures

Figure 1. In-Stat/MDR View of Internet Enabled Home
Figure 2. Respondents with Home Network 2002 vs. 2004
Figure 3. Type of Technology Used for Home Network
Figure 4. Connected Hearth Home Diagram
Figure 5. Linksys Wireless-B Internet Camera
Figure 6. Samsung HomePAD Internet Refrigerator
Figure 7. "Beyond" Microwave
Figure 8. Wallflower II Black Cherry Value Edition

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