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nextbigthing2014
This document discusses 5 key technology trends - internet of things, 3D printing, crowdsourcing, wearables, and robotics. For each trend, it provides data on market size, growth rates, current applications, and example companies. It suggests how these trends could impact business models by connecting physical and digital worlds, leveraging scalability and network effects, and combining thinking with doing.
nextbigthing2014
- 1. 2013 Next BigThing How we think. How we act. DESIGNIT thing(s).thenextbig
- 2. 2013 Act asone 2010 2020
- 3. 2013 Act asone Context
- 4. 2013 Act asone San Francisco / Silicon Valley / Bay Area
- 5. 2013 Act asone “A perfect storm for innovation”
- 6. 2013 Act asone Academia Venture Capital Incubators Big firms Start-ups Cross- fertilization
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- 8. 2013 Act asone At a glance: $11.2 B 2012 VC Investment in Silicon Valley 64 %Foreign workers 17IPO’s in 2012
- 9. 2013 Act asone Circle of (entrepreneurs) life:
- 10. 2013 Act asone 01 Idea 02 Funding 03 Success failure 04 Invest in new company 05 Rinse and repeat 06 Become a partner at a VC firm 00 yrs 10 yrs 20 yrs
- 11. 2013 Act asone 1995 Netscape IPO 2001 Loudcloud / Opsware IPO 2005-09 SuperAngels 2009 Andreesen Horowitz launched 2013 Andreesen Horowitz has $2.7B under management 1994 Netscape founded
- 12. 2013 Open Day 5key trends.
- 13. 2013 Act asone 5 key trends Internet of things 3D printing Crowdsourcing Wearables Robotics
- 14. 2013 Act asone Internet of things Key players Cisco, GE, IBM, Siemens 5 key trends
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- 16. 2013 Act asone At a glance: 75 b Connected devices by 2020 9 x The number of currently connected devices $14 t Cisco’s analysis of potential value creation from IOT 5 key trends
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- 18. 2013 Act asone What it means for us: Smart about sensors Data science / automation Data analytics & visualization Data alchemy Connected experiences / mobile Software 5 key trends
- 19. 2013 Act asone Connecting the dots: Phase 1 will connect the dots at an infrastructure and technology level. We need to make sense of the data, creating focused, meaningful products, experiences & services for companies and consumers. 5 key trends
- 20. 2013 Act asone 3D printing 5 key trends Key players Autodesk, Stratasys, Fuel 3D
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- 22. 2013 Act asone At a glance: 20 % 3D printer output as final product today 50 % Estimated final product by 2020 x 3 Market size will triple by 2018 5 key trends
- 23. 2013 Act asone Prototyping Customized prosthetics Art / jewelery Dental and skeletal implants Architectural scale models Battery technology Currently used for: 5 key trends
- 24. 2013 Act asone Focus on high-value areas of ID Experiment with 3D for clients Create joint cases with key players Reassess our assets - leverage them Redefine our client facing value-add 4D self-assembling objects What it means for us: 5 key trends
- 25. 2013 Act asone Crowdsourcing 5 key trends Key players Kaggle, OpenIDEO, Fiverr, xPrize, P&G 5 key trends
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- 27. 2013 Act asone 5 key trends Quote “No matter who you are, most of the smart people work for someone else” Bill Joy - Cofounder, Sun Microsystems
- 28. 2013 Act asone At a glance: 6.3 m No. of people involved in crowdsourcing in the US Increase in revenues from 2011 75 %$376 m Revenue generated by crowdsourcing in 2012 5 key trends
- 29. 2013 Act asone Micro tasks Ideation / creative work Expertise based tasks Freelance work High-value competitions Currently used for: 5 key trends
- 30. 2013 Act asone GoldCorp 125 teams 400 mb of data $500k invested IRR = x 50-75 2 Stories. Linux 1.0 in 3 yrs 2.6.8 valued at 1.14B Total 2008 revenues estimated at $35.7B 5 key trends
- 31. 2013 Act asone Local motors. RallyFighter.
- 32. 2013 Act asone Think outside the organization Tap into trends and support with data The bestAI engine on the planet Allows us to move up the value chain Always-on human networks. 24/7/365 What it means for us: 5 key trends
- 33. 2013 Act asone Wearables 5 key trends Key players Nike, Google, Intel, Jawbone.
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- 36. 2013 Act asone At a glance: $750 m $5.8 b Estimated market size by 2018 171 m Estimated number of units shipping in 2016 5 key trends Value of the wearable computing market in 2012
- 37. 2013 Act asone Healthcare Sports / fitness Military / industrial Smart clothing Automotive Currently used for:
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- 39. 2013 Act asone Growth in quantified-self movement Part of a larger ecosystem Mobile partner apps Abig data opportunity Interdisciplinary design challenge What it means for us:
- 40. 2013 Act asone Robotics 5 key trends Key players Rethink Robotics, Ekso Bionics, iRobot, Intuitive Surgical, Romotive, 3D Robotics
- 41. 2013 Act asone Morgan Quigley - Founder ROS.
- 42. 2013 Act asone At a glance: 159,000 Number of industrial robots sold in 2012 10.5 % Annual growth rate through 2016 (est.) 70 % Of robots sold toJapan, China, the United States, Korea and Germany. 5 key trends
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- 44. 2013 Act asone In the news: Leading roboticists talked about recent projects...at a White House hosted Google+ Hangout Friday” Source: The robotreport.com 5 key trends
- 45. 2013 Act asone Healthcare Industrial automation Military Consumer telepresence Home service automation Currently used for: 5 key trends
- 46. 2013 Act asone 5 key trends < In summary >
- 47. 2013 Act asone Everything’s connected. 5 key trends Scalability Linear vs. exponential Physical + digital Network effects Thinking + doing Transparency / accessibility