Digital Market Outlook: control & connectivity smart home revenue growth by segment UK 2022

The graph presents control and connectivity of the smart home revenue growth in the United Kingdom in 2017, and provides a forecast thereof until 2022, broken down by subsegment. The control and connectivity integrated segment is expected to show a revenue growth of 37.6 percent in 2018. An overview of all Digital Markets can be found here.
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Revenue growth in the control and connectivity segment of the smart home market in the United Kingdom (UK) from 2017 to 2022, by subsegment

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Release date

April 2018

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Region

United Kingdom

Survey time period

2017

Supplementary notes

* Estimate.

The Smart Home segment Control and Connectivity includes the essential equipment (connected and remote-control devices) and services that are part of an intelligent home network. The segment includes smart speakers (Amazon Echo, Google Home, etc.), central control and communication units (hub/gateway), programmable control buttons (e.g. wall switches and adjustable dials) and smart plugs for the control of non-smart devices. Revenues are also generated from services that support these hardware elements such as control apps and connectivity services. In previous releases, the products included here were part of the Home Automation segment. Heating controls are not included (see Energy Management).

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