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New Era of SelfNew Era of Self--MonitoringMonitoring
Anand Nair, Industry Analyst, Technical Insights
Sensor Technology Innovations Enabling Sensor Technology Innovations Enabling
QuantifiedQuantified--SelfSelf
Technical Insights
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Frost & Sullivan. No part of it may be circulated, quoted, copied or otherwise reproduced without the written approval of Frost & Sullivan.
Anand Nair
Functional Expertise
• Detailed oriented analytical and research skills which includes market and technology
analysis within the
• Automation and Electronics domain.
• Generating research service reports and technical alerts.
• Track and analyze the technological trends in nanotechnology, microelectronics and sensor
technology.
• Latest upcoming technologies and their impact on the global business scenario.
Industry Expertise
� Experience base covering broad range of sectors, leveraging long-standing working
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� Experience base covering broad range of sectors, leveraging long-standing working
relationships with industry participants as well as university researchers.
� - Sensors
� - Microelectronics
What I bring to the Team
• Technical expertise in the field of automation & electronics.
Career Highlights
• Industry Analyst in Automation and Electronics – Technical Insights group of Frost &
Sullivan since 2013.
Education
• Masters in Business Administration from University of Ballarat, Australia.
• Bachelor in Electronics & Electrical Engineering from the University of Sunderland, UK
Anand Nair
Industry Analyst
Frost & Sullivan
Iskandar
Malaysia
Agenda
Quantified-Self – Overview
Year of Impact : 2015 - High Adoption Potential
Megatrend Influence
Global Footprint : Technology Development and Adoption
Drivers Influencing Technology Adoption
Key Challengers in Wide-Scale Adoption
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Key Challengers in Wide-Scale Adoption
Key Application Segments
Technology Implications on Key Markets
Market Potential: World Wearable Device Market
Convergence Scenario
Future Market Implications
Quantified-Self - Snapshot
SignificanceOverview
� Monitoring health and wellness and increasingpreventive care will improve patient outcomes.Sensors are poised to enable this intervention andhelp manage chronic diseases and help save billionsin expenditures on healthcare.
� A positive growth of 10% was seen in the industryfor wearable technology in the health and wellnessfor the last 3 years. This is expected to continuesignificantly with the introduction of newertechnology and devices.
� Quantified-Self is an approach used to helppeople become more aware of themselves.Wearable sensors are used to capture data fromdaily activities in the aspects of inputs (food,water, air), states (happy, sad) and physicalactivities.
� The emergence of Quantified-Self is madepossible through a wide range of sensingdevices and the widespread adoption of onlinesocial networking.
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BenefitsMarket
Impact
� Market impact to be influenced by technologicaltrends and on-line social networking dynamics.
� Wide scale adoption depend on many divergentfactors such as widespread availability ofwearable devices and successful introduction ofnew technologies
� Wearable sensors will enable people to gainknowledge and take control of their lifestyle.This will lead to an active role in improvingoverall health by the user.
� Quantified-Self allows data acquisition to beshared with doctors, leading to higher successrates in treatment.
Year of Impact: 2015 - High Adoption Potential
2014
20152015
20162016
20182018
2015
� Wearable devices are increasingly beingintroduced by many companies in the market torealize the concept of Quantified-Self.
� Followers of the Quantified-Self movement isgaining a lot of interest among health and fitnesstrackers with growing participants around theworld.
� More and more innovative products are beinglaunched in the past 3 years by establishedOrganizations
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2025
20202020
launched in the past 3 years by establishedcompanies as well as start-ups.
Organizations
� Pebble
� Samsung
� Sony
� Philips
� Nike+
� Withings
� Jawbone
� Fitbit
2015 and Beyond
� The wearable technology trend is exploding and themarket will potentially see wearable devices toreplace other mobile devices in the future.
� Currently, every device has its own apps and socialnetwork. In future, there will be separation incompanies handling the different types of data[social and aggregate data] from the users.
� As collecting health data becomes easier in thefuture, health condition will be managed withoutregular clinical visit, cutting healthcare costs.
Quantified-Self enables people to share information
on daily life-related activities on social networks.
Megatrend Influence
Social Trends
Connectivity and Convergence
Quantified-Self is enabled by convergence of various
technology while enhancing connectivity of wearable
devices to the cloud.
Connectivity and Convergence
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Quantified-Self helps people to manage their health
and maintain a healthier lifestyle.
Quantified-Self will enable hardware and software
developers uncover newer business models.
New Business Models
devices to the cloud.
Health, Wellness, and Well-Being
Global Footprint: Technology Development and Adoption
North America� The key market for development and adoption for
quantified self is observed in the USA and Canada.
� The Consumer Electronics Association (CEA) forecasts
indicate that by 2014 about 27 million people in North
America will buy wearable fitness devices.
Europe� Quantified-Self is gaining a lot of interest in the European
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� Quantified-Self is gaining a lot of interest in the European
Union and expected to be a key market in the future.
� Germany and UK are the fastest growing countries interms
of adoption of Quantified-Self technology concept.
APAC� South Korea and Japan leads the APAC region for
Quantified-Self adoption.
� Major companies from this region are joining this sector
with more expected to follow in the coming years.
� The region is expected to be the major exporter for
wearable devices by 2020.
Technology
Development
High
Medium
Low
Drivers Influencing Technology Adoption
Short Term
(1-2 Years)
Reformation in Health
Care & Personal Wellness
Medium Term
(3-5 years)
Long Term
(>6 years)
Advancement in
New TechnologiesThe emergence of
Internet of things (IoT)
Increasing mobile
technology innovation
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� Advancement in circuit design
for controlling computers and
mobile electronics are opening
up possibilities for various
functionalities in improving
device capability.
� The availability of system on a
chip wireless sensors offers
opportunities in building more
functions into small devices.
� Growing infrastructure that
support wireless data,
increasing engine oriented
software architecture and the
availability of Wi-Fi in hospital
promises successful
implementation of quantified–
self technology.
� High supply of wireless
sensors and emergence of new
health monitoring devices will
reshape the healthcare
industry.
� Raising cost in healthcare are
influencing people to find new
ways to reduce hospital bills.
� Healthcare and wellbeing data
that is transmitted to
healthcare centres will save
cost while improving medical
outcomes.
� Public awareness in preventing
and relieving health are
pushing people to find
alternative to self
improvement.
� The IoT idea has evolved from
sensor networks that is being
used in real world applications
such as Quantified-Self.
� The emergence of IoT has
created the opportunity for
Quantified-Self followers to use
social networking for
quantifying data.
� IoT enables individuals
measuring their fitness and
health levels such as heart rate,
blood pressure and body
temperature to be connected to
the Quantified-Self community
instantly.
� Increasing innovations in mobile
technology in the past few years
has led mobile phone to be used
as a personal computer.
� People are increasingly using
mobile technology to store
personal data.
� Majority of smartphones are
embedded with sensor such as
optical sensors, accelerometers,
gyroscopes, touch sensors and
compasses.
� Sensors enabling devices in
quantified-self leverages such
technology in smart phones and
tablets connected to wearable
electronics to capture personal
data.
Key Challenges in Wide-Scale Adoption
Short Medium Long Comments
Privacy Issues
o Shared data with companies such as health services andpharmaceutical firms will raise concerns of privacy issues.
o These companies has to ensure privacy to their clients thatdata collected are owned by the client and not the firm.
o Companies using data belonging to the client such as storingand processing of the data need to have consent from theuser.
o Data that is captured by Quantified-Self enabled devices arerelated to health. It is therefore important that the dataacquired are highly accurate and precise.Usability has an impact on the quality of the data. If the
Challenges
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Data Reliability
o Usability has an impact on the quality of the data. If thedevice such as a heart rate monitoring sensor has to beworn on the body is uncomfortable for the user mayinterfere with the data captured.
o Limitation of the technology used to collect data needs tobe clearly addressed to avoid misinterpretation of findings.
Interoperability
o Existing interoperability issues will be a barrier inexchanging data electronically on health care.
o Data exchanging with electronic medical record providersor personal health record solution companies shouldemploy open standards to ensure proper interoperability.
o Lack of electronic interface and information exchangeinfrastructure need to address interoperability issueseffectively.
High Medium Low
Impact Legend
Key Applications Segments
Fitn
ess
Tra
ckin
g
Heart Rate
Monitoring
� Activity trackers are used by individuals
seeking to improve overall health by
increasing physical activity and losing
weight.
� Sensor incorporated in wearable captures
distance and steps taken and as well as
information related to calories burnt.
� Found to be the most popular type of
tracking devices available in the market.
� Many startups are taking opportunity in the
Quantified-Self trend and are developing
innovative designs with sensors embedded
� Heart rate monitors are used to determine cardiovascularbehavior during activities and recreational to help a person staywithin optimal heart rate target zone for specific goals bymeasuring electrical signals from the heart.
� Sensors for heart rate monitors are embedded in chest straps,watches and finger clips.
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Sleep
Monitoring
Oth
er
Mo
nit
ori
ng
& T
rack
ing
De
vic
es
Monitoring
� Multisensory sleep tracking devices worn by the user capturecontinuous data on heart rate, body temperature,perspiration to provide insights of an individuals body whileasleep.
� A vast majority of people have trouble sleeping or not havingthe right amount of sleep will benefit from sleep trackingdevices that analyze sleeping habits.
innovative designs with sensors embedded
in bracelets, watches and clothes.
� Numerous other tracking devicesinclude real-time sensors that streamsdata on shared websites such astemperature and humidity monitors forthe environment.
� Microphones modified with sensors areused to capture speech and a softwarein a smartphone analyzes if a person isunder stress.
� A tattoo type sensor injected below theskin to detect glucose level. A bandworn around the “tattoo” will displayglucose level.
�
Technology Implications on Key Markets
Consumer Electronics1
2 Healthcare
One of the main application areas is consumer electronicdevices. Data captured from sensor enabled devices areconnected to computers and mobile devices such assmartphones and tablet computers.
Healthcare industry will have high impact as quantified-self approach offers benefits to patients as they will beable to monitor health while being diagnosed withcertain illness.
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3 Wearable DevicesWearable devices are the preferred method for trackingand monitoring health and wellbeing. Many companieshave demonstrated innovativeness in integratingsensors into wearable such as watches, armbands, cloths,shoes and many more.
4 ICT The ICT sector is the backbone of the quantified-selfapplications as wearable devices communicates withcomputers to capture, exchange and analyse data.
certain illness.
Market Potential
DownsideDownside
Upside Upside
ForecastForecast� The best case scenario for
wearable technology to impactthe success of Quantified–Selfdepends on the introduction ofinnovative technology and newproducts into the market.
� The worst case scenario forwearable technology to impactthe success of Quantified–Self willdepend on various factors thatwill influence failure of adoption.
� The downside factors includes
ImpactImpact
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DownsideDownside
ForecastForecast
products into the market.
� Improved wearable devices willenhance user experience and thisincludes smart watches, smartglasses, heart monitoring andglucose monitoring devices.
� The downside factors includesthe lack of user experience [fromthe wearable devices], lack oftechnology sophistication andinfrastructure, productavailability and poor usercompliance.
High Medium Low
Although still in it’s infancy, the wearable device market is growing extremely fast. It
is expected to become a key consumer technology. by 2015.
Convergence Scenario #1
Wearable Fabrics
Sensors embedded in
wearable fabrics
Industry Initiatives
• Apple will incorporate fitness
band into their upcoming
smart watch with IoT
capabilities. Just by using a
simple wearable device and an
app, users will be able to track
more information about
themselves.
Wireless
Sensors
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Online Social
Network
wearable fabrics
connected to online
social network services
• Google is currently exploring
its Google Glass for lifestyle
monitoring that will fit in the
IoT ecosystem.
Year of Impact– 2015 -
2017
• Wide scale adoption is
expected around 2015.
Quantified-Self
Convergence Scenario #2
Wireless Sensors
Mobile Apps
Sensors embedded in
Industry Initiatives
• Philips has developed a
movement tracker and app
using advanced image
processing to log and record
breathing and heart rates
with a smartphone camera.
• New hardware is
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Wireless Sensors
Healthcare Clinics
Sensors embedded in
smartphones and wearable
enable apps connected to
healthcare clinics
Year of Impact: 2017
• Wide scale adoption is
expected around 2017 to 2018.
• New hardware is
continuously being developed
by many startups focused in
health and fitness such as
Withings scale, Zeo sleep
coach and Fitbit activity
tracker.
Quantified-Self
Future Market Implications
Healthcare
• There will be a blending of more improved technologies such as
faster computational systems, cloud computing and higher resolution
in imaging using devices in the consumer electronic sectors such as
tablets, smartphones and computers that will enable smart and
efficient personal diagnoses and treatment decisions.
• Developments are oriented towards having smaller and powerful
diagnostics, while integrating sensors and devices for healthcare
applications.
Impact over the next 3
years
Low High
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Low High
ICT
• In future, there will be an open framework where different device
manufacturers and different app developers function together in the
Quantified-Self ecosystem.
• Companies that are developing hardware will allow other companies
in the ICT sector to develop social networks and to analyze the
captured data.
Impact over the next 3
years
Low High
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