Global Industrial Low Power Wide Area (LPWA) Report Package 2018 Featuring 148 Companies

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Industrial LWPA: Market Dynamics Report

Industrial low power wide area (LPWA) solutions continue to penetrate industrial Internet of Things (IoT) markets. For industrial IoT developers who have spent years with wireless mesh sensor network technologies such as WirelessHART and ISA100 these new LPWA technologies are disruptive. They also represent a new opportunity to extend wireless sensor networks with hybrid industrial wireless sensing solutions.

Unlicensed LPWA Networks Expand Worldwide:

Much of Europe and many parts of the Asia Pacific region are covered with Sigfox and LoRa networks with LPWA services offered by key telecom operators such as Arqiva, Bouygues, Orange, KPN, Proximus, Swisscom as well as dedicated IoT operators such as Thinxtra in Australia. In the U.S., LoRa will have the largest private unlicensed industrial LPWA network growth and LTE-M1 will do the same for licensed public networks.

Oil & Gas LPWA

Over the past 12 years, the publisher has covered the impact of the Internet of Things (IoT) on the oil and gas industry. In the past two years, we saw growing interest in Low Power Wide Area (LPWA) network solutions such as LoRa, Sigfox, LTE-M and NB-IoT and this trend continues. The multi-mile sensing and control capabilities provided by LPWA technologies is perfectly matched for oil and gas wellhead automation and pipeline operations as well as innovative solutions for asset tracking and logistics.

The US congress's decision to allow oil and gas exports was a key decision that has enabled the US oil and gas industry to have a faster recovery from the 2014-2016 oil downturn. LPWA is the latest development that impacts this industry by solving complex and labor expensive monitoring and management of remote wellheads and assets. LPWA solutions move the networking and provisioning complexity to the in-premises or cloud network server. This lowers labor costs as routers and repeaters are not needed and development is primarily done in the cloud.

LoRa: Market Dynamics

With a thriving global ecosystem and 10,000s of networks worldwide, LoRa has captured a significant slice of Internet of Things markets.

LoRa's chirp spread spectrum advantages, deep building penetration, open source networking and suitability for private and public networks has drawn thousands of developers and the world's largest network operators. The LoRa Alliance has grown to over 500 members in just two years and new 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 will soon cover North America as Comcast's machineQ service is aggressively expanding to 20 major US cities.

Key Topics Covered:

Industrial LWPA: Market Dynmaics Report

1. Executive Summary

2. The Industrial LPWAN Ecosystem

3. The Industrial LPWA Value System

4. Market Trends & Drivers

5. The Market Opportunity

6. Industrial IoT Survey Results

7. Wireless Sensor Networks

8. Low Power Wide Area (LPWA) Networks

9. Technology Dynamics

10. LPWA Standards, Technologies & Industry Alliances

11. Cellular Based LPWA Technologies

12. Non-Cellular LPWA Technologies

13. Other LPWA Technologies

14. Network Simulations

15. Global Total Market Size Forecasts

16. Target Markets

17.Manufacturing

18. Oil & Gas

19. Electric Power

20. Water & Wastewater

21. Agriculture

22. Logistics

23. Mining, Construction and Others

24. Competitive Landscape

Oil & Gas LWPA

1. Executive Summary

2. Methodology/Scope

3. The Oil & Gas LPWA Ecosystem

4. The Digital Oilfield Value System

5. Survey Results

6. Technology Dynamics

7. Global Total Market Size Forecasts

8. Global Total Revenues by Equipment & Services

9. Exploration & Production

10. Pipelines & Storage

11. Logistics

12. Competitive Landscape

List of Figures

List of Tables

LoRa: Market Dynamics

1. Executive Summary

2. The LPWAN Ecosystem

3. LPWAN Solutions & Competitors

4. Industrial IoT Survey Results

5. Wireless Sensor Networks

6. Low Power Wide Area Networks (LPWAN)

7. Technology Dynamics

8. Network Simulations

9. LPWAN Standards, Technologies & Industry Alliances

10. Non-Cellular LPWAN Technologies

11. Global Total Market Size Forecasts

12. Target Markets

Companies Featured

• 3GPP
• ABB Group
• Actility
• Adaptive Wireless
• Adeunis RF
• Advantech B+B SmartWorx
• Ambient Systems
• AMIHO
• Apprion
• ARM Holdings
• ATIM
• Auto Assembly
• Automotive Components (ACI)
• Axible
• Banner Engineering
• Behrends
• Carriots
• CDS Wireless
• Cisco Systems
• 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
• Helium
• Hitachi
• Honeywell
• IBM
• IDT
• IJINUS
• 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
• M2M Spectrum
• mcThings
• MEMSIC
• Mesh Systems
• Metso
• Microchip
• Microsoft
• MIT
• MITRE
• Multi-Tech Systems
• Murata Wireless
• Munisense
• 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/ThingWorx
• Qowisio
• Quantified Ag
• Radiocrafts
• relayr
• Rockwell Automation
• RTLS
• RTX
• Safeport
• Samsung
• Sandia National Laboratories
• Scanimetrics
• Schneider Electric
• SCR Dairy
• 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
• Telensa
• Texas Instruments
• The Button Corporation
• Thinxtra
• TICATAG
• Traqueur
• U-Blox
• vMonitor (Rockwell)
• WAVIoT
• Weenat
• Weightless SIG
• Worldsensing
• Wulian
• Yokogawa Electric
• Zedi
• Zencus

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