The document discusses several sectors within the Internet of Things market in Russia including healthcare, smart homes, transport, and smart buildings. It provides forecasts for growth rates and market sizes for each sector. Overall, it finds that while the Russian IoT market is still behind Western countries and will remain so, it is expected to increase 86% by 2020 to $980 million. Several challenges to growth are outlined such as poor internet coverage, insufficient financing, and lack of coordination within the healthcare sector. Transportation is seen as having potential but developing slowly due to these factors. Smart homes are the fastest growing segment in Russia currently.

1. Team 3

2. Internet of Things
IoT - the concept of space in which all of the analog and digital worlds can be combined.
Internet of Things can be regarded as the link of
networks, in which a small combined into one the
larger network.
This term was
suggested in 1999 by
Kevin Ashton, one of
the first enthusiasts,
fascinated by RFID, and
now heads the Research
Center Auto-ID Center
at MIT.
The number of devices in the IoE is expected to increase
dramatically in the forecasted period (and probably beyond).
Sources: BI Intelligence estimates, Geektimes

3. Internet of Things: Russia
335
527
980
+57.3%
20202013 2015
+86.0%
Internet of Things in Russia is expected
to increase almost twofold over 5 years
period, with a CAGR of almost 10%.
Russian IoT market, $
mln
Even though there are certain downfalls in Russian market of Internet of Things, it is still expected to grow 86% in
the next 5 years to a total of $980 million.
Main drawbacks to the
development of Russian IoT:
Absence of manuals
for foreign
technologies
Old thinking + old
technologies
Current crisis may
limit investments
As a result, the Russian IoT Market is
forecasted to grow at a slower pace
than Global:
2020
0,030
2015
0,014
-53,3%
Share of
Russian IoT of
Global IoT
market, %
Source: J'son &
Partners
Consulting
Source: J'son &
Partners Consulting,
IDC
We expect following
categories as growth
drivers for IoT in Russia:
• Healthcare
• Smart Home
• Transport
• Buildings

4. M-Health market’s volume, 2017
World - $25,4 bln
Russia -$0,8 bln
Internet of things: Healthcare
The “digital health” sector of Russian IoT market includes about 60 active startups and less than 10 active investors,
whose work is extremely uncoordinated.
Wearable devices
Search & reservation
Clinic management systems
Other Most active investors
• IIDF (7+ startups in portfolio)
• Bright Capital Digital & Aurora Venture Capital (“Doctor na
rabote”)
• Skolkovo (accelerated “Medesk”; now primarily invests in
biotech)
Forecast for the future
Russian “digital health” sector will develop at a slow pace
because of:
• Nonadapted laws;
• Poor Internet coverage;
• Insufficient financing.
Sources: Rusbase, Crunchbase, Brookings, McKinsey&Co.

5. Sources: Analisys of our team, J'son & Partners Consulting, Nielson company
Domestic companies are inferior to foreign analogues in
functionality as well as in marketshare
Price-is an obvious advantage of Russian’s systems “SmartHouse”
The key needs of users on the Russian market
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Refrigerator – Enables remote viewing of its content and
recommends recipes based on stored items;
Light bulb – Turns off when no one is nearby and can be
remotely activated;
Sprinkler system – Monitors weather over time and
determines when to turn on and shut off;
Scale –Aggregates data from other devices and provides a
constantly updated personal health plan;
Laundry washer and dryer – Sends an alert when the cycle is
done and can be remotely activated;
Tap water filter – Automatically shuts off when nothing in the
sink.
LOOK.in Z-wave WeMo
Devices
Typical light and outlet configuration
2 in-wall dimmers
1 in-wall switch
3 motion sensors
2 wall plugs
2 rgbw bulbs
In total
(includes
controller)
460 $ 857 $ 619 $
Internet of things: Smart Home

6. Internet of things: Transport
Most active investors
• IIDF (The investment amounts to $500.000; 10+ startups in
portfolio)
• Cloud4Auto Ventures (The investment amounts to $350.000;
4+ startups in portfolio)
Auto Transport &
Logistics
Sources: IIDF, Rusbase
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Forecast for the market’s proxy

7. Internet of things: Smart Buildings
Smart
system
includes
Sources: Intel, Greenbiz, Memoori
Physical security
Lightning, temperature
& humidity control
Fire detection & safety etc.
The system may look like…
Energy savings
Security
Comfort
Productivity
& time saving
24,4%
2020
22,9
85
2014
The global market will
grow with CAGR 24,4%
$, bln.
79
10,9%
20202014
147
$, mln.
The Russian market will grow
less with CAGR 10,9%
And will need to develop…
Data protection
Speed channels: 4G, 5G, optic
Low cost solutions
Stability support
Market players

8. Smart buildings is a fast growing
share of IoT, its main growth drivers
are technology development and a
strong demand from the real estate
owners
Summary
Russian sector “Transport” has
potential for development, but it is
very slow for several reasons:
Poor Internet coverage;
Insufficient financing.
The “Digital Health” sector of
Russian IoT market is pretty active,
but uncoordinated.
The “Smart House” market in
Russia is growing by 30% per year
and it’s volume about 200 mln. $
Russian IoT market is still
behind Western countries
and will continue to be
such in the future. Still, it
will increase 86% by 2020.

9. Meet our brilliant team
• Daniil Gagarin - Internet of Things&Transport
• Alex Demachev - Internet of Things: Russia
• Kirill Yatsushko - Internet of things: Healthcare
• Kirill Medvedev- Internet of things: Smart Home
• Julia Rusinova - Internet of things: Buildings
• Anna Rakovskaya - Design