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Global Automotive Biometric Driver Identification Market Forecasts to 2030

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  • 60 Pages
  • July 2021
  • Region: Global
  • ABOUT Publishing Group
  • ID: 5359673

Biometrics is the measure and analysis of how someone behaves. It can be applied for both verification and identification purposes. Biometric identification determines who the person is based on a measured biometric factor. There are a number of characteristics that can be used for biometric identification, including fingerprints, iris and facial geometry.

This exclusive report analyses the emerging and fast-growing global automotive biometrics driver identification market, providing intelligence on the main drivers, opportunities and challenges facing the sector. It also provides detailed regional and global forecasts across three biometric applications in cars, namely fingerprint, facial and iris recognition.

The scope of this report includes:

The current status of automotive biometrics:

  • How will tomorrow's car use biometrics?
  • What is happening - and in which cars?
  • Why does it matter and what are the next steps?

Market opportunities of automotive biometrics:

  • What is the market potential?
  • How fast will the market grow for fingerprint, facial and iris recognition?
  • What are the opportunities to create additional value of the driver-facing camera for digital commercial purposes?
  • Is the automotive industry facing a biometric boom?
  • What is the big picture?

Market challenges/concerns of automotive biometrics:

  • What your car will know about you?
  • Automotive biometrics and data collection laws: Are the biometrics stored? When, where, why and for how long?
  • What are the implications for the car insurance industry?

Included in the report is coverage of 36 key players pushing back the technical boundaries in the automotive biometrics arena.

 

Table of Contents


SCOPE OF REPORTMETHODOLOGYSUMMARY
CHAPTER 1 AUTOMOTIVE BIOMETRICS: CURRENT STATUS
1.1 What is it?
1.2 Are biometrics road ready?

CHAPTER 2 NEXT STEPS FOR AUTOMOTIVE BIOMETRICS
2.1 Key points
2.2 Who is doing what?

CHAPTER 3 AUTOMOTIVE BIOMETRICS TIMELINE
CHAPTER 4 FINGERPRINT RECOGNITION
4.1 Key points
4.2 Applications
4.3 Benefits and challenges

CHAPTER 5 FACIAL RECOGNITION
5.1 Key points
5.2 Applications
5.3 Benefits of facial recognition
5.4 Challenges of facial recognition

CHAPTER 6 IRIS RECOGNITION & VOICE AUTHENTICATION
6.1 Key points
6.2 Iris recognition applications
6.3 Voice authentication applications

CHAPTER 7 GESTURE CONTROL
7.1 Key points
7.2 Gesture control technology
7.3 Applications

CHAPTER 8 BIOMETRICS IN AUTONOMOUS VEHICLES
8.1 Key points
8.2 Levels of automated driving

CHAPTER 9 BIOMETRICS IN CONNECTED VEHICLES
9.1 Key points
9.2 Q&A with DrivingVisionNews

CHAPTER 10 AUTOMOTIVE BIOMETRICS: KEY CONCERNS
10.1 Key points
10.2 Vehicle security
10.3 Are biometric sensors fool-proof?
10.4 What will happen to your biometric data?

CHAPTER 11 IMPLICATIONS FOR THE CAR INSURANCE INDUSTRY & DATA COLLECTION
11.1 Implications for the car insurance industry
11.2 Automotive biometrics and data collection

CHAPTER 12 MARKET FORECASTS
12.1 Key points
12.2 Fingerprint biometrics market value
12.3 Facial biometrics market value
12.4 Iris biometrics market value

CHAPTER 13 KEY OEMS ADVANCING AUTOMOTIVE BIOMETRICS
13.1 Key points
13.2 Bentley
13.3 BMW
13.4 Byton
13.5 Chrysler
13.6 Ford
13.7 General Motors
13.8 Human Horizons
13.9 Hyundai Motor
13.10 Jaguar Land Rover
13.11 Kia Motors
13.12 Leapmotor
13.13 Mercedes-Benz
13.14 Nio
13.15 Nissan
13.16 Porsche
13.17 Subaru
13.18 Volvo

CHAPTER 14 KEY SUPPLIERS ADVANCING AUTOMOTIVE BIOMETRICS
14.1 Key points
14.2 Aerendir Mobile
14.3 Altran Technologies
14.4 Analog Devices
14.5 Apple Inc
14.6 Cerence
14.7 Continental
14.8 Fingerprint Cards
14.9 Harma
14.10 Hyundai Mobis
14.11 Mitek
14.12 NXP Semiconductors
14.13 Olea Sensor Networks
14.14 Omron
14.15 Osram
14.16 Precise Biometrics
14.17 Robert Bosch
14.18 SMK Electronics
14.19 Synaptics
14.20 Valeo

List of Tables
TABLE 1 Biometrics timeline: How did we get here?
TABLE 2 OE market value of fingerprint recognition vehicle access systems for passenger car applications, North America, Europe, Japan, China, Rest of the World, 2020-2030, US$’000s
TABLE 3 OE market value of facial recognition vehicle access systems for passenger car applications, North America, Europe, Japan, China, Rest of the World, 2020-2030, US$’000s
TABLE 4 OE market value of iris recognition vehicle access systems for passenger car applications, North America, Europe, Japan, China, Rest of the World, 2020-2030, US$’000s
TABLE 5 OE market value of fingerprint, facial and iris recognition vehicle access systems for passenger car applications, North America, Europe, Japan, China, Rest of the World, 2020-2030, US$’000s

List of Figures
FIGURE 1 Bentley has introduced a capacitive fingerprint sensor technology with a secure stowage unit in the Bentayga.
FIGURE 2 Future mobility, such as self-driving cars, will provide various services through various body recognition technologies.
FIGURE 3 Fingerprint-controlled engine start enhances security
FIGURE 4 Re-inventing cabin well-being through empathic AI

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Companies Mentioned

  • Aerendir Mobile 
  • Altran Technologies 
  • Analog Devices 
  • Apple Inc
  • Bentley 
  • BMW 
  • Byton 
  • Cerence
  • Chrysler 
  • Continental
  • Fingerprint Cards
  • Ford 
  • General Motors 
  • Harma
  • Human Horizons 
  • Hyundai Mobis
  • Hyundai Motor 
  • Jaguar Land Rover 
  • Kia Motors 
  • Leapmotor 
  • Mercedes-Benz 
  • Mitek
  • Nio 
  • Nissan 
  • NXP Semiconductors
  • Olea Sensor Networks
  • Omron
  • Osram
  • Porsche 
  • Precise Biometrics
  • Robert Bosch
  • SMK Electronics
  • Subaru 
  • Synaptics
  • Valeo
  • Volvo