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New Report on Advanced Sensors for Smart Buildings

Dec 24 2013

Reportlinker.com announces that a new market research report is available in its catalogue: Advanced Sensors for Smart Buildings

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Advanced Occupancy Sensors, Advanced CO₂ Sensors, Advanced Thermostats, and Advanced Photosensors: Global Market Analysis and Forecasts

With energy costs following a seemingly upward trajectory in many parts of the world and climate change on the political agenda, there is an ever-increasing focus on achieving greater energy efficiency to generate cost savings. Today, commercial buildings represent a huge source of energy use but, for the most part, these buildings are inefficient. Indeed, the majority of sensors currently used in buildings are considered dumb – that is, they are incapable of making intelligent decisions in real-time.

Although still an extremely nascent market, an array of advanced sensors better able to adapt to changing building conditions is emerging. New, advanced occupancy sensors, for example, can match ventilation rates to the number of people in a room, thus providing benefits of reduced energy use and improved air quality. Likewise, there are sensors today that can periodically self-calibrate and correct for drift, allowing them to be used for better monitoring and maintenance of equipment. Meanwhile, advances in sensing technologies are enabling the deployment of low-power wireless sensors deeper into buildings than ever before. Navigant Research forecasts that global shipments of advanced sensors will grow from 1.8 million units annually in 2013 to 28.4 million units in 2020.

This Navigant Research report analyzes the global market opportunity for advanced occupancy sensors, advanced CO₂ sensors, advanced thermostats, and advanced photosensors. The report provides a comprehensive assessment of the demand drivers, business models, and policy and regulatory factors associated with the market for these products. Global revenue and unit shipment forecasts, segmented by four product types, five major geographic regions, and eight building types, extend through 2020. The report also examines various technologies related to advanced sensors for smart buildings and profiles key industry players in depth.

Key Questions Addressed:

What is the difference between an advanced sensor and a standard sensor?
What are the benefits of advanced sensors in commercial buildings?
Where is the most innovation currently taking place?
What are the main drivers and inhibitors of growth in the market for advanced sensors?
How are average selling prices (ASPs) trending and why?
What are the current and likely future application areas for advanced sensors?
How are sensing technologies evolving?
Who are the leading providers of advanced sensors and how do their products differ?

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