Technologies for Intelligent Transportation Systems

Report Highlights

• BCC Research forecasts strong growth for the intelligent transportation systems (ITS) device market. The worldwide market is valued at $24 billion in 2010 and is expected to increase at a 22.2% compound annual growth rate (CAGR) during the forecast period to reach a value of $65 billion in 2015. 
  
• The Asia-Pacific (APAC) region, endowed with a favorable manufacturing climate and above-average innovation skills, will consolidate its position as the powerhouse of the ITS market. This region is valued at nearly $9.5 billion in 2010 and is expected to increase at a 24% compound annual growth rate (CAGR) to reach nearly $28 billion in 2015.
  
• The fastest-growing market will be the Caribbean and Latin America (CALA) region for the sheer gap that exists between the latent demand and supply. This region is valued at nearly $2.3 billion in 2010 and is expected to reach $7.3 billion in 2015, a compound annual growth rate (CAGR) of 26.4%.

INTRODUCTION 

• Forecasting the market size for ITS devices in terms of dollar sales and shipment volumes
• Classifying the ITS device market into different functional categories
• Classifying the ITS device market into different applications
• Classifying the ITS device market into different vehicle types
• Classifying the ITS device market into different geographical regions
• Analyzing the role played by wireless waveforms in ITS, as well as forecasting the market size for different wireless waveform chipsets in terms of sales and shipment volumes
• Analyzing the prospects for ITS with emphasis on localized drivers, challenges, implementation methodologies, and case studies with respect to individual ITS applications
• Examining region-specific environmental factors that impact the ITS device markets
• Highlighting the roles played by major stakeholders and players
• Providing an overview of the activities of influential companies
• Examining crucial innovation breakthroughs through a detailed patent analysis

• Railroads
• Two-wheel vehicles such as motorcycles and mopeds

• Cellular waveforms
• Bluetooth
• Radio frequency identification (RFID)
• Global positioning system (GPS)
• Wi-Fi
• Dedicated short-range communications (DSRC)

• Safety and risk management
• Vehicle telematics
• Fleet management and asset monitoring
• Navigation- and location-based services

• Hands-free and voice-activated phones
• Anti-skidding control systems and electronic stability control
• Collision-avoidance systems
• Distracted- and drowsy driving detector systems
• Pedestrian-protector systems
• Automated cruise control systems
• Advanced parking tools
• Contactless toll payments
• In-vehicle wireless access systems
• Vehicle health monitors
• M2M systems
• Stolen vehicle tracking
• Vehicle tracking and identification systems
• Intelligent traffic signals
• Weighing stations
• In-vehicle navigation systems
• In-vehicle emergency call systems
• GIS
• Emergency warning systems
• Accident location identification systems
• Road weather information systems (RWIS)

• Safety and risk management: Hands-free and voice-activated phones, anti-skidding control systems and electronic stability control, collision-avoidance systems, distracted- and drowsy driving detector systems, pedestrian-protector systems 
• Vehicle telematics: Automated cruise control systems, advanced parking tools, contactless toll payments, in-vehicle wireless access systems 
• Fleet management and asset monitoring: Vehicle health monitors, M2M systems, stolen vehicle tracking 
• Navigation- and location-based services: In-vehicle navigation systems, in-vehicle emergency call systems

• North America (NA)
• Europe, Middle East, Africa (EMEA)
• Asia-Pacific (APAC)
• Caribbean and Latin America (CALA)

• It identifies the major categories and applications that complete the ITS market.
• It breaks down the dollar value and shipment volume of the ITS device market along categories, applications, vehicle types, and geographical regions.
• It breaks down the waveform chipset dollar value and shipment volume market along waveform standards, ITS applications, and ITS categories.

• Intellectual property (IP) owners
• Automakers
• Auto component suppliers
• Geographical information system (GIS) experts
• Navigation device makers
• Transportation infrastructure providers
• Cellular operators
• Regulators and transportation authorities

• Sales track records of major automotive components vendors, automobile companies, wireless operators, chipset vendors as well as data provided by regulators and industry bodies were referenced.
• The bills of materials for individual ITS devices were also considered to compute the individual ITS application market sizes.
• Average selling prices of wireless chipsets and their average usage per device were considered for computing wireless chipset market sizes.
• Regional growth trends were based on their respective automotive market sizes, health of the economies of key nations, and regulator enthusiasm.
• Historical pricing trends and the impact of financial meltdown on these trends were also considered.

• Published industry data
• Shipment reports of non-listed companies
• 10-K reports

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