Envision: Digital Lifestyles in 2025 2Q 2014
This report examines significant emerging technology trends and disruptions which will change the shape of the digital home in the next decade. The report serves the need of companies considering opportunities beyond a five-year time horizon in order to anticipate emerging opportunities.
1 INTRODUCTION
1.1 Purpose and Scope of Report
1.2 A Look Back in Time
1.3 Research Approach
1.4 Elements Impacting All Technology Industries
2 A SNAPSHOT OF DEMOGRAPHICS AND IMPLICATIONS–THE U.S. IN 2025
2.1 Population
2.2 Labor Force & Income
2.3 Economy
2.4 Big Ideas and Implications
2.4.1 Big CE Spenders and the New CE Market
2.4.2 Diversity & Fragmentation
2.4.3 Greater Desire for Independence and Health
2.4.4 Multi-generational Households
2.4.5 An Increasingly Harder Sell
3 BROADBAND AND ACCESS SERVICES
3.1 Current Trends
3.2 Big Ideas and Implications
4 AUTHENTICATION
4.1 Current Trends
4.2 Big Ideas and Implications
5 VIDEO SERVICES AND CONTENT
5.1 Current State of the Market
5.2 Trends
5.3 Anticipated Changes
5.4 Big Ideas and Implications
6 ENERGY
6.1 Current Trends
6.2 Big Ideas and Implications
7 CONSUMER ELECTRONICS
7.1 Current State of the Marketplace
7.2 Trends
8 MOBILE BROADBAND AND COMMUNICATIONS
8.1 Current State of Market and Trends
8.2 Big Ideas and Implications
9 MOBILE DEVICES
9.1 Current State of Market and Trends
9.2 Big Ideas and Implications
10 HEALTH AND FITNESS
10.1 Current State of Market and Trends
10.2 Big Ideas and Implications
11 ENABLING THE COMING SMART HOME
11.1 Sensors
11.2 Current Trends
11.3 Big Ideas and Implications
12 INTERNET OF THINGS
12.1 Current State of the Market
12.2 Trends
12.3 Big Ideas and Implications
1.1 Purpose and Scope of Report
1.2 A Look Back in Time
1.3 Research Approach
1.4 Elements Impacting All Technology Industries
2 A SNAPSHOT OF DEMOGRAPHICS AND IMPLICATIONS–THE U.S. IN 2025
2.1 Population
2.2 Labor Force & Income
2.3 Economy
2.4 Big Ideas and Implications
2.4.1 Big CE Spenders and the New CE Market
2.4.2 Diversity & Fragmentation
2.4.3 Greater Desire for Independence and Health
2.4.4 Multi-generational Households
2.4.5 An Increasingly Harder Sell
3 BROADBAND AND ACCESS SERVICES
3.1 Current Trends
3.2 Big Ideas and Implications
4 AUTHENTICATION
4.1 Current Trends
4.2 Big Ideas and Implications
5 VIDEO SERVICES AND CONTENT
5.1 Current State of the Market
5.2 Trends
5.3 Anticipated Changes
5.4 Big Ideas and Implications
6 ENERGY
6.1 Current Trends
6.2 Big Ideas and Implications
7 CONSUMER ELECTRONICS
7.1 Current State of the Marketplace
7.2 Trends
8 MOBILE BROADBAND AND COMMUNICATIONS
8.1 Current State of Market and Trends
8.2 Big Ideas and Implications
9 MOBILE DEVICES
9.1 Current State of Market and Trends
9.2 Big Ideas and Implications
10 HEALTH AND FITNESS
10.1 Current State of Market and Trends
10.2 Big Ideas and Implications
11 ENABLING THE COMING SMART HOME
11.1 Sensors
11.2 Current Trends
11.3 Big Ideas and Implications
12 INTERNET OF THINGS
12.1 Current State of the Market
12.2 Trends
12.3 Big Ideas and Implications
LIST OF FIGURES
Sources of Data
U.S. Population by Age
U.S. Population by Ethnicity
U.S. Population by Household Income
Annual Spending on Electronics
Expenditure by Spending Groups as % of All CE Expenditure
Household Broadband Penetration by Region (2013 – 2025)
Average Broadband Speed by Region (2013 – 2025)
Frequency of People Working at Home
Ownership of CE Devices with Connected Cameras
Global Penetration of Pay TV by Region (End of 2013)
Percentage of Weekly Viewing by Platform
Home TV Program Viewing by Age
EIA Rate of Growth for U.S. Electricity Demand
Source: NREL Energy Analysis Office, Renewable Energy Cost Trends
NHTSA Minimum Efficiency Standards for Passenger Cars (MPG)
Metric Tons of Carbon
Past, Present, and Future for CE
U.S. Mobile Broadband Users (2013 – 2025)
Major Application Areas for Wearables
Consumer Health Behavioral Changes in 2025
A Smart Home Vision
U.S. Smart Home Controller Forecast 2013 - 2017
Canary’s Integrated Sensor and Today’s Security System with Sensors
Advancing Smart Home Platform Capabilities
Sources of Data
U.S. Population by Age
U.S. Population by Ethnicity
U.S. Population by Household Income
Annual Spending on Electronics
Expenditure by Spending Groups as % of All CE Expenditure
Household Broadband Penetration by Region (2013 – 2025)
Average Broadband Speed by Region (2013 – 2025)
Frequency of People Working at Home
Ownership of CE Devices with Connected Cameras
Global Penetration of Pay TV by Region (End of 2013)
Percentage of Weekly Viewing by Platform
Home TV Program Viewing by Age
EIA Rate of Growth for U.S. Electricity Demand
Source: NREL Energy Analysis Office, Renewable Energy Cost Trends
NHTSA Minimum Efficiency Standards for Passenger Cars (MPG)
Metric Tons of Carbon
Past, Present, and Future for CE
U.S. Mobile Broadband Users (2013 – 2025)
Major Application Areas for Wearables
Consumer Health Behavioral Changes in 2025
A Smart Home Vision
U.S. Smart Home Controller Forecast 2013 - 2017
Canary’s Integrated Sensor and Today’s Security System with Sensors
Advancing Smart Home Platform Capabilities
