The document discusses the growth of the Internet of Things (IoT) and how it will surpass mobile phones as the largest category of connected devices. It outlines two emerging market segments for IoT - massive IoT connections characterized by high volume and low cost, and critical IoT connections requiring ultra-reliability and low latency. Examples of applications suitable for each segment are given. It also discusses the requirements and capabilities needed to support the different segments, such as extended network coverage, low power consumption, and limiting device capabilities.

1. ‘The Internet of Things’
Ericsson Mobility Report 2016
p r o d u c t d e v e l o p m e n t a g e n c y

2. IoT to pass mobile phones
as the largest category of connected devices
page
02
http://www.ericsson.com/media/ericsson-mobility-report/iot

3. IoT connected device
growth
page
03
http://www.ericsson.com/media/ericsson-mobility-report/iot

4. two major market segments with different requirements are
emerging: massive and critical applications

5. page
05
massive
IoT connections
characterized by
high connection
volumes, low cost,
requirements on
low energy
consumption and
small data traffic
volumes
http://www.ericsson.com/media/ericsson-mobility-report/iot

6. massive connections
suitable for
page
06
logistics
smart
meters
smart
buildings
agriculture

7. page
07
massive
IoT connections
• leverage the ubiquity, security and management of
cellular networks
• extended network coverage for low-rate applications
• networks to support different device categories
• sleep mode to support battery lifetimes beyond 10 years

8. page
08
critical
IoT connections
characterized by
requirements for
ultra-reliability and
availability, with
very low latency
needs to work
every time!
http://www.ericsson.com/media/ericsson-mobility-report/iot

9. critical connections
suitable for
page
09
autonomous
cars
industry
applications
traffic safety
medical
devices

10. page
010
critical
IoT connections
• LTE-connected devices increasingly viable through lower
cost
• very low latency applications
• limiting modems to IoT application capabilities
• extending the range of addressable applications for critical
IoT deployments

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