This exciting new report and Excel Forecast Suite provides an extensive
analysis of the evolving smart wearable device market, highlighting the
different segments within the ecosystem and the business service models which
are reshaping the way wearable devices are monetised.
The Report Covers:
A. The Wearable Device Ecosystem. The rapid growth in sensors,
component and system integration, along with next generation wireless
technologies and mobile devices has driven the market for wearable devices.
The report categorises the wearable device market into four key segments
including:
Consumer Wearables
Sports & Fitness Wearables
Multimedia & Entertainment Wearables
Multi-function Wearables
Enterprise & Industrial Wearables
Healthcare Wearables
Military Wearables
B. 30 Pages of Extensive Forecasts. The forecasts provided highlight
the relative strength of the various areas and industries in which smart
wearable devices are gaining traction, by setting out the top level forecasts
in each category alongside one another.
Smart Wearables are part of the overall smart wireless accessories ecosystem
and our forecast data has been derived as such.
Juniper's unique forecast suite for the smart wearable device market includes
the following data points:
The installed base and total number of smart wearable devices bought per
annum split by region, country and segments
Average retail price for smart wearable devices bought ($) and associated
Retail Market Revenue ($m), split by region, country and segments
Number of devices with subscription service (m), Subscription Cost ($) and
associated Service Revenue ($m), split by region and country
Country level forecasts and average retail pricing/subscription models are
included in the Interactive Forecast Suite (Excel product). Country
level forecasts are provided for Canada, US, UK, China, Japan and South Korea.
C. The Wearable Opportunity. Examines the future of the wearables
market by looking at current wearable deployments and assessing their impact
both in the consumer space and technologically. Several business models exist
within the smart wearable device market place and these business models are
analysed and defined by the segments to which they belong.
Key Features of The Report Include:
Hurdles to Wearable Deployments - Examines the critical barriers
facing companies looking to release next-gen wearable devices; split into two
distinct categories: social & legal, and technological.
The Business Case - Discusses the different service models
focussing on monetising wearable devices. Readers will also receive key
insights into the role played by the GSMA within the wearable device ecosystem.
Table of Contents
Table of Contents
Executive Summary
1. The Advance of Smart Wearables
1.1 Defining Wearable Devices
Figure 1.1: Wearable Device Framework
Figure 1.2: Smart Wearable Device Properties
1.1.1 Components & Properties of a Wearable Device
Figure 1.3: Wearable Device Components
1.2 The Evolution of Wearable Devices
Figure 1.4: History of Wearables
1.2.1 From the 1980s to the Early-2000s
Figure 1.5: Mann's 'WearComp' invention from WearComp2 to WearComp7
1.2.2 Wearables 2.0
Figure 1.6: Nike+ iPod
1.2.3 Next-Generation Wearable Devices
Figure 1.7: Google Project Glass
Figure 1.8: Bionic Contact Lens
1.3 Wearable Technologies
Figure 1.9: Wearable Technologies
1.3.1 Accelerometers
1.3.2 GPS and Digital Compass
Figure 1.10: Location Based Services on Project Glass
1.3.3 Image Recognition
Figure 1.11: The Complexities of identifying 3D Objects
Figure 6.11: Retail Market Value of Enterprise & Industrial Wearable
Devices Bought per Year ($m) Split by 8 Key Regions, 2012-2017
Table 6.12: Retail Market Value of Enterprise & Industrial Wearable
Devices Bought per Year ($m) Split by 8 Key Regions, 2012-2017
Smart Wearable Devices: Fitness, Healthcare, Entertainment & Enterprise 2012-2017 published by Juniper Research in November 1, 2012. This report consists of 118 Pages and the price starts from US $ 2720.
