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Comprehensive Analysis of Wireless Sensor Systems Market
Fuji-Keizai USA, Inc., April 2006, Pages: 223
1 Introduction
1.1 What are wireless sensor networks?
1.2 Wireless Sensor Networks are not the same as RFID
1.3 Towards a Wireless Sensor Network taxonomy
1.4 Information flow models
1.5 Security in WSNs
1.6 Power sources, power harvesting and power scavenging
1.7 Data analysis for WSNs
1.8 The Wireless Sensor Value Chain
1.9 Overview of the report
2 Sensor Network Case Studies
2.1 Manufacturing & Industrial Applications
2.1.1 Food Industry Applications
2.1.2 Manufacturing: metal foundry and fabrication
2.1.3 Manufacturing robot control
2.1.4 Manufacturing: semiconductors
2.1.5 Manufacturing: Chemical and Petroleum
2.2 Military
2.2.1 The self-healing minefield
2.2.2 Military Vehicle operations and maintenance
2.2.3 Locating snipers
2.3 Health Care & Medicine
2.3.1 CodeBlue project
2.3.2 Wireless sensor for monitoring aneurysms
2.3.3 Elder care
2.3.4 Medical research
2.4 Environmental control, utility use management
2.4.1 Building, factory physical plant
2.4.2 Submetering
2.4.3 Building hazard detection
2.5 Civil Engineering
2.6 Precision Agriculture
2.7 Materials engineering: Composites
2.8 Environment, pollution, & Homeland Security
2.8.1 Environmental monitoring for toxins
2.8.2 Monitoring transport of radioactive materials
2.8.3 The SensorNet program
2.9 Transportation and Fleet management
2.10 Chapter summary
3 Wireless Sensor Vendor Strategies & Strategic Alliance Mapping
3.1 Sensor network platforms
3.1.1 Smart Dust/Dust Networks
3.1.2 Berkeley/Crossbow MICA Motes
3.1.3 Intel Mote - the iMote
3.1.4 Millennial Net
3.1.5 Sensicast Systems
3.2 Operating systems
3.3 Semiconductors and RF system components
3.4 Middleware and application software
3.5 System Integrators
3.6 Vendor summary
3.7 Strategic alliance mapping
3.8 Summary
4 Sensor Network market scenarios
4.1 Market structure for Wireless Sensor networks
4.1.1 Value chains, value webs and profit pools in WSN markets
4.1.2 Application development in the WSN industry
4.2 Market Scenarios
4.2.1 Maximum likelihood scenario: WSN adoption in stages
4.2.2 Optimistic scenario: ideal software segment development
4.2.3 Pessimistic scenario: spectrum congestion & standards conflicts
4.3 Summary
5 Sensor network standardization efforts
5.1 Air Interface Standards
5.2 Sensor interface standards: IEEE 1451
5.3 Data networking protocols
5.4 The Sensor Network Consortium
5.5 Summary
6 Conclusion: The future of wireless sensors
6.1 Usability & cost of development: the keys to unleashing the WSN industry
6.2 The evolution of the WSN industry profit pool
6.3 Report summary & recommendations
Appendix A: ZigBee Alliance Members
Figure
Figure 1-1: A basic wireless sensor node
Figure 1-2: Comparison of RFID & Wireless Sensor Networks
Figure 2-1: Sykoinia's SenSure Portal for food industry applications
Figure 2-2: A schematic of the ABB wireless control system
Figure 2-3: Wireless interface options for liquid gas tank monitoring systems
Figure 2-4: Multipath signals confuse simple triangulation algorithms
Figure 2-5: Sensors monitor shock waves originating from sniper fire
Figure 2-6: The EndoSure sensor for abdominal aortic aneurysm patients
Figure 2-7: A submetering system for a factory
Figure 2-8: smart pebbles detect chloride threat to bridge structure
Figure 2-9: A cantilever sensor platform for detecting the presence of toxins
Figure 2-10: Schematic of radioactivity sensors embedded in highway
Figure 2-11: A WSN for trucking logistics
Figure 3-1: A conceptual map of the wireless sensor industry
Figure 3-2: The ISO 7 layer networking abstraction
Figure 3-3: A model of wireless sensor industry segments
Figure 3-4: Crossbow alliances
Figure 3-5: Dust Networks alliances
Figure 3-6: Millennial Net alliances
Figure 3-7: Ember alliances
Figure 3-8: Atmel's alliances
Figure 3-9: Chipcon alliances
Figure 4-1: Porter's original value chain diagram
Figure 4-2: A hypothetical industry profit pool
Figure 4-3: An approximated profit-pool model for the WSN industry
Figure 4-4: The effect of WSNs design tool kits on systems integration markets
Figure 4-5: Technology adoption groups
Figure 4-6: Adoption groups and the rate of adoption of a new technology
Figure 4-7: WSN market scenario chart, 2006-2011
Figure 4-8: WSN unit sales scenario chart, 2006-2011
Figure 4-9: Average WSN unit costs (including sensors), 2006-2011
Figure 4-10: WSN market, inexpensive software scenario chart, 2006-2011
Figure 4-11: WSN market, inexpensive software scenario, unit sales 2006-2011
Figure 4-12: WSN market, inexpensive software scenario, unit costs 2006-2011
Figure 4-13: WSN market, spectrum crowding scenario, total sales 2006-2011
Figure 4-14: WSN market, spectrum crowding scenario, unit sales 2006-2011
Figure 4-15: WSN market, spectrum crowding scenario, unit costs 2006-2011
Figure 5-1: The ZigBee/802.14.5 Protocol Stack
Figure 5-2: Wireless sensor node with plug & play sensor architecture
Figure 6-1: Trends in the WSN industry profit pool
Table
Table 4-1: Marketing segment timing for WSN adoption
Table 4-2: WSN market size, expected scenario
Table 4-3: WSN market size, lower software cost scenario
Table 4-4: WSN market size, spectrum crowding scenario
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