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Antenna Technologies For IoT Applications

November 2019 | 100 pages | ID: A8BDD15F2267EN
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Recent advances in wireless communication and the rapid spread of IoT devices is fueling the adoption of smart antenna technologies and transforming deployment of intelligent systems across connected ecosystems. Innovative beamforming techniques, selection of frequency bands for antenna operations, and the underlining design requirements are forming the basis for choosing suitable antennas for various IoT use cases.

This report is a global study on the state of antenna technologies, seen from the perspective of the innovators and disruptors – companies that are redefining the IoT ecosystem.

The Startup Ecosystem

We cover the challenges faced by traditional antenna technologies, drivers of innovative solutions, need for antenna advancements, and the impact of these innovations on IoT applications. The report further describes how the startups are improvising on antenna performance for finding suitable solutions for the current challenges.

The ambit of the report covers more than 35 companies globally – firms that are deeply involved in developing disrupting techniques and strategies for antennas. Over 10 prominent companies such as Kymeta, Pivotal, and Energous have been profiled in-detail based on their technologies, offerings, patenting activities, and outlook. We have ranked these companies on a scale of three, based on a metric that included parameters such as company maturity, product commercialization stage, patent filings, investors, awards, and funding received. Apart from the core antenna technology categories, startups driving innovations and trends in the MEMS-based antenna space and those offering design and testing services for antennas have also been covered here.

Companies mentioned in this Report

1. Kymeta Corporation
2. Pivotal Commware
3. Notch Technologies
4. ALCAN Systems
5. Arralis
6. Adant Technologies
7. SatixFy
8. Fractus Antennas
9. Movandi
10. RF DSP
11. C&T RF Antennas Inc
12. TMYTEK
13. Tubis Technology
14. Analog Photonics
15. Isotropic Systems
16. Quanergy
17. Cellwize
18. Metawave Corporation
19. Energous Corporation
20. uBeam
21. Lunewave, Inc.
22. Optisys
23. Blickfeld
24. ZhiSensor
25. RoboSense
26. LeiShen Intelligent System Co.
27. Innoviz Technologies
28. AEye
29. Field Theory
30. BluFlux
31. BWant
32. MilliLabs
33. Radientum
34. Kumu Networks
35. Parallel Wireless
36. GenXComm
37. Uhnder
38. Resonant

Key Insights
  • The antenna startup ecosystem has adopted unique techniques to comply with the existing and upcoming standards in the space.
  • Startups are honing their knowledge of miniaturization, efficient functioning, MIMO, and different beamforming techniques to create software-defined antennas based on chips, metamaterials, mmWave technology, and photonics.
  • A majority of the companies are focusing on innovating antenna structures based out of metamaterials.
  • The companies are working to build antennas supporting 5G network infrastructure with smaller form factors by leveraging AI techniques, MEMS solutions, optical technology, and 3D printing to optimise the overall development of next generation antenna.
  • Companies entering the antenna market space are adhering to the requirements of upcoming communication infrastructure.
  • On the move communication applications are driving the need to reduce the size, enhance performance, and decrease the cost of antenna solutions.
Key Questions Addressed in this Report
  • What are the challenges faced by the traditional antenna technologies in the IoT domain?
  • What are the advantages of the innovative antenna technologies over the traditional antenna systems?
  • What are the key trends related to the adoption of different antenna techniques?
  • How are the emergent antenna technologies driving the development of IoT and upcoming 5G ecosystem?
  • What are the different antenna technologies that have gained traction in the market?
  • What are the target industries and application areas for the new companies operating in the antenna technology space?
  • What are the technology segregations, product descriptions, and roadmaps of the startups taking part in the growth of the antenna landscape?
  • How are the companies changing their business models to strengthen their position in the wireless communications domain?
  • Who are the enablers of antenna technologies in the IoT ecosystem?
  • What are the potential collaboration opportunities for different industry segments to leverage antenna solutions for their businesses?
1. INTRODUCTION

2. STARTUP ECOSYSTEM

  Ranking of Prominent Startups
  Geographical Distribution of Startups
  Funding Graph
  Category 1: Startups Providing Metamaterial-based Antennas
-  Kymeta Corporation
-  Pivotal Commware
-  Other Startups Focusing on Metamaterial Antennas
  Category 2: Startups Providing Chip Antennas in IoT Domain
-  SatixFy
-  Fractus Antennas
  Category 3: Startups Providing mmWave/5G Antenna Technologies
-  Movandi
-  RF DSP
-  Other Startups
  Category 4: Startups Focusing on Optical Antennas
-  Analog Photonics
-  Isotropic Systems Inc
-  Other Startups
  Category 5: Startups Using AI Techniques in Antenna Technologies
-  Cellwize
-  Metawave Corporation
  Category 6: Startups Focusing on Beamforming for Wireless Power Transfer for IoT Applications
-  Energous Corporation
-  uBeam Inc
  Category 7: Startups Developing 3D-printed Antennas
-  Lunewave
-  Other Startups
  Category 8: MEMS for LiDAR-based Antenna Beamsteering
  Enabling Technologies for Antenna Development

3. ENABLING TECHNOLOGIES FOR ANTENNA DEVELOPMENT

4. RECOMMENDATIONS

  For the Telecommunications Industry
  For Chemical and Performance Material Industries
  For the Satellite Industry
  For the Automotive Companies
  IoT Device Manufacturers
  Software Platform Providers

5. CONCLUDING REMARKS

6. ACRONYMS

7. REFERENCES


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