IoT Market Perspective: India Market

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IoT Market Perspective: India Market IoT Week 2007, Geneva EU India Cooperation Platform in Future Internet & Electronic Media Project Abhishek Sharma, Beyond Evolution Tech Solutions (bets)

Partners: FI-Media MP Gupta, IITD Abhishek Sharma, bets James Clarke, Waterford IT (Coordinator) mpgupta@dms.iitd.ac.in abhishek.sharma@beyondevolution.in jclarke@tssg.org Industry Support

Beyond Evolution leading the IoT revolution

The bets Story: Mobile Apps to Internet of Things Early Entrant in Mobile Utility Services (est. 2005) Established Mobile app development expertise Working with Market leaders Envisioning to create end to end integrated platform of IoT Innovated to create Smart Home solutions Developed Remote Monitoring & Control solutions(iot) for B2B

The Market Perspective

500 million years ago, the Cambrian Explosion marked a biological turning point, as the advent of eyes, smell, and senses developed the brain, and created millions of diverse life-forms. Today we are at the beginning of a similar such turning point, a paradigm shift from mobile, to the combination of Internet-of-Things (IoT) sensors and artificial intelligence (AI) that will drive ONE Trillion cumulative devices over the next 20 years and changing the way we live, making human lives happier and safer. summarized from speech by Masayoshi Son, CEO Softbank, ARM TechCon, 2016

IoT: nearing inflection Factors driving IoT Ubiquitous wireless coverage Cheap sensors, standardised components, cheap connectivity Cloud storage & processing Smart phone proliferation Need for greater efficiency, automation & control, comfort... 7

Need Drives the market Few Key factors: 1. Individual Consumers: Necessity, Comfort, Luxury, Entertainment. 2. Corporate / Industrial Consumers: Costs, Efficiency, Productivity, Growth 3. Governance Efficiency, Law & Order, Compliances, Socital Benefits

IoT Market Segments Energy (Electricity) Health Care Transportation Agriculture Manufacturing Security Home, Industrial Hospitality & Tourism Retail Entertainment Banking & Insurance Governance & Administration 9

IoT for Smart Cities

India Market Population: 1.3 Billion Internet Users: 462 million Growing e-commerce usage: 65% of I t Users Fastest growing Middle Class segment: 267 million in 2016, more than 550 million by 2025 Hunger for comfort, luxury; Technology Savvy 11

Electricity Segment : Addressable Market Euro 4,842 million (INR 348,600 million) Estimated annual electricity spend by urban households (3 rd after food & education) Euro 2,986 million (INR 215,000 million) Estimated annual electricity spend by urban households on electric appliances 28 million Air conditioners in India 1.8 million Annual electric water heater sale 34 million Refrigerators in India 3.3 million Annual washing machine sale in India 6 million Annual residential pump sale in India 1.2 million Annual microwave sale in India 12

Opportunity Analysis Data Items Unit 2013 2014 2015 2016 2017-Q1 No of Internet Users Mn 213 250 300 400 462 Ecommerce Visitors % 60% 62% 64% 65% 67% No of Ecommerce Visitors Mn 127.8 155 192 260 310 Conversions % 2.7% 2.8% 2.9% 2.9% 3.0% No of Shoppers per mth Mn 3.5 4.3 5.6 7.5 9.3 Orders per buyer per mth No. 1.6 1.6 1.7 1.7 1.8 Total order per mth Mn 5.3 6.9 9.2 12.8 16.7 Average per order value Euro 26.6 33 42 52 65.4 Average per month order value Mn Euro 142 233 385 671 1093 Total No of Unique Shoppers per yr Mn 20 25.2 32 40 50 Exptd no of households shopping per yr Mn 10.0 12.6 15.9 20.0 25.2 % expected to be falling in higher target category % 20% 22% 23% 23% 24% Target Potential - Households Mn 2.0 2.8 3.7 4.6 6.0 13 From Accel Report

Opportunity Analysis IoT User Community: 28-55 yrs, Early adopters, Tech Savvy. Willing to pay for convenience & Connectivity; Corporate & SMEs Self Employed On-Line Buyers; Urban buyers : Metros, Tier 1, Tier 2 cities Rural Segment : Remote Control of Irrigation, Live stock monitoring 14

Need to control Appliances Daily Challenges faced by people Cathy & John Both work at city and also have a mini farm. Who will turn on the irrigation pump at 8 AM? Nick Stays with family & children in a big Villa How do I manage the ACs/ Heatings remotely & control my electricity bill? Mushin & Kim going on vacation Who will watch our house? Linda & Richard Are single & work in a top MNC Forget to turn-on the heating system? Wish it could Turn On itself every morning 15

Betty making legacy devices smart Water pump Geyser A/C Lamp Motion Sensor Betty is a GSM-enabled smartplug which, once connected to appliances, allows the user to control the connected device from a mobile app from anywhere, any time 16

Who are buying & why Home owners* Small office owners Small hotels Niche commercial applications Convenience of controlling appliances remotely Energy monitoring Scheduling (Eg Geysers, ACs, Water pumps) Tracking energy consumption (Eg - A/cs) Tracking energy consumption (Eg A/cs) Convenience of controlling appliances remotely Convenience of controlling appliances remotely & monitoring (Eg Rural water pumps, Rented office space Energy Monitoring) Scheduling * Currently largest segment for Betty 17

Betty: Getting noticed Reviewed by leading Tech Shows - NDTV Identified as a top 50 startup by ET Covered by leading journals Promoted by leading ecommerce stores Massive response-convergence India 18

India s Smart City Mission Shutterstock image: Red Fort at night,

India s Smart City Mission The core infrastructure elements in a smart city Adequate water supply, Assured electricity supply, Sanitation, including solid waste management, Efficient urban mobility and public transport, Affordable housing, especially for the poor, Source: Smart Cities Mission, Ministry of Urban Development, Govt of India Robust IT connectivity and digitalization, Good governance, especially e- Governance and citizen participation, Sustainable environment, Safety and security of citizens, particularly women, children and the elderly, and Health and education

IoT policy of India To help the IoT industry, the Department of Electronics and Information Technology has drafted India s first IoT Policy. This policy is to power the Indian IoT industry by 2020 to reach into the projected USD 15 billion opportunities, increasing number of connected devices to 2.7 billion from 200 million. This policy is expected to impact B2B and B2C businesses with data from billions sensors being processed by various IoT platforms. Smart City focus of the Indian Government opens this up into trillions of dollars in opportunity. Smart City is a subset of Digital India program of the Indian Government which will lead the development of the IoT industry ecosystem in the country.

What is in it for you Market Technology support Skill support Input Resources Business Growth Social Impact

Way Forward What India has to offer India - Not just a market Huge Skill base > 100,000 quality engineers graduate per year Govt s extra push for manufacturing Huge demand for Infrastructure growth India has more than 50% of its population below the age of 25 and more than 65% below the age of 35. It is expected that, in 2020, the average age of an Indian will be 29 years, compared to 37 for China and 48 for Japan; and, by 2030, India's dependency ratio should be just over 0.4.

Way Forward Build Partnerships Identify specific segments; Select topics; locate compatible Industry Partners: Help from industry bodies e.g. NASSCOM, CII, FICI, ASSOCHAM ; Identify suitable academic partners; Identify appropriate Business Partners. 24

How FI-Media can facilitate? Identify IoT developmental areas in a smart environment Help Select sustainable ones or enhance sustainability Coordinate to involve industry, researchers to foster entrepreneurship Enhance Market Reach 06/07/2017 APAN43 - India Habitat Centre

We invite C2C Partnership Clustering Partnerships 26

So we progress You may reach us at: www.beyondevolution.in Saurabh: saurabh.sharma@beyondevolution.in +91 98102 45625 Abhishek: abhishek.sharma@beyondevolution.in +91 98104 12700 More about EU-India FI-Media: www.bic-fimedia.eu Jim: jclarke@tssg.org +353 87 2323 931 MP Gupta: mpgupta@dms.iitd.ac.in +91 9811027530