According to a research report "Smart Lighting Market by Installation Type (New Installations, Retrofit Installations), Offering (Hardware, Software, Services), End-use Application (Indoor, Outdoor), Communication Technology (Wired, Wireless) and Region - Global Forecast to 2029" The smart lighting market is expected to reach USD 18.0 billion by 2029 from USD 9.5 billion in 2024, at a CAGR of 13.8% during the 2024-2029 period. Various companies are investing in smart lighting which gives an opportunity for growth in the smart lighting market. The smart lighting market is continuously developing, with the presence of multiple players. Currently Europe is contributing significantly to the growth of the smart lighting market. Similarly, the Asia Pacific, North America and RoW regions are expected to be the growing market for the forecasted period.
The hardware segment
currently leads the smart lighting market and is expected to have the largest
market share in the forecast period.
Smart lighting systems
encompass hardware components such as luminaires, sensors, switches, dimmers,
relays, controllers, and gateways. The hardware segment of the smart lighting
market is further categorized into lights and luminaires and lighting controls.
The adoption of smart lighting controls has seen a steady increase as a measure
to curb energy consumption. Moreover, heightened awareness regarding energy
management has propelled the growth of the lighting controls market.
Additionally, governmental regulations mandating the use of energy-efficient
products have spurred the adoption of lighting controls. However, the growth of
these systems has been constrained by the high installation costs and lengthy
payback periods associated with LED lights.
In November 2023,
Signify Holding launched Philips radii auto-linkable ultra efficient solar
lights which are designed to synchronize and illuminate simultaneously upon
motion detection. Utilizing ultra efficient technology, these solar lights can
illuminate outdoor areas for up to six nights before requiring recharging from
sunlight. Available as pedestal and wall lights, they ensure consistent
performance even on cloudy days, providing reliable lighting for gardens and
other outdoor spaces.
In January 2024, at the
Consumer Electronics Show in Las Vegas, Legrand, a renowned global specialist,
and premier single-source provider of electrical wiring solutions, unveiled its
newest addition to the radiant collection of smart lighting. This latest
offering features new Matter-enabled Wi-Fi smart devices, slated for release in
2024. This advancement represents the next evolution of the Smart Lighting with
Wi-Fi line, introducing the Matter standard to light switches, dimmers, and
outlets. It underscores Legrand's ongoing dedication to innovation in the realm
of smart lighting.
The wireless segment of
the smart lighting market is predicted to register the highest CAGR in the
forecast period.
In a wireless system,
control devices establish communication wirelessly using radio frequency (RF)
waves and other technologies, negating the necessity for physical wiring.
Wireless communication protocols are essential for facilitating communication
among evolving technologies. Although still in its nascent stages of adoption,
wireless technology is increasingly viewed as the future due to its capacity to
eliminate wiring requirements and enable the integration of additional
monitoring and control points. Among the prevalent wireless technologies for
smart lighting are ZigBee, BLE, EnOcean, Wi-Fi, 6LoWPAN, and wireless hybrid
protocols. Wireless connectivity presents novel opportunities for energy and
cost savings, particularly in commercial settings where a vast network of
lights needs to be managed within a confined area.
In July 2021, Signify
Holding acquired Telensa Holdings Ltd, a UK-based specialist in wireless
monitoring and control systems tailored for smart cities. With this
acquisition, Signify Holding incorporates a narrow-band and TALQ-compliant
solution into its portfolio of feature-rich, open, and secure systems. This
strategic move allows Signify Holding to expand its customer base, offering
affordable smart city infrastructure solutions utilizing unlicensed radio
space. Telensa will retain its brand name and continue to market its systems
independently.
In March 2021, Honeywell
International Inc. entered into an agreement to acquire a controlling interest
in Fiplex Communications, Inc., a Miami-based company specializing in
in-building communication systems. Fiplex's products, including bi-directional
amplifiers (BDAs), ensure uninterrupted radio coverage within buildings,
enhancing the safety of first responders and occupants in challenging
environments. This acquisition will broaden Honeywell International Inc.’s
offerings in in-building connectivity and communication solutions, with
Fiplex's solutions serving as a platform for innovation within Honeywell
International Inc. wireless portfolio.
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Establishing guidelines
for enhanced lighting system efficiency.
A standard protocol
establishes guidelines for data representation, signaling, authentication, and
error detection to facilitate the connection, communication, and data exchange
between computing or control endpoints. Digital protocols can be unidirectional
or bidirectional. Bidirectional protocols enable devices or luminaires to share
data for effective communication. Currently, ZigBee and DALI are the primary
protocols used in lighting solutions. Implementing standard protocols like KNX
and DALI for control applications has enhanced the operational efficiency of
lighting systems.
Next-generation standard
protocols evolve by incorporating previous generation standards like the
European Home Systems Protocol (EHS), BatiBUS, and the European Installation
Bus (EIB or Instabus). With standard protocols, lighting systems can synchronize
and connect with other automation systems, promoting better device
compatibility and simplifying installation processes for smart lighting.
Existing standards focus on making components compatible with control systems
to facilitate their integration into smart lighting systems. Additionally,
adopting standard protocols helps to lower installation costs.
Smart lighting market
for the Asia Pacific region to register the highest CAGR between 2024 and 2029
forecast.
The Asia Pacific region
is poised to emerge as the fastest-growing market for smart lighting systems in
the forthcoming forecast period. With its vast potential, the smart lighting
market is expected to gain widespread acceptance among consumers in the Asia
Pacific region, becoming an integral part of digitized households. The
escalating construction endeavors across Asia Pacific significantly contribute
to the market's expansion, presenting numerous opportunities for
energy-efficient and advanced lighting systems. China and India are forecasted
to witness the construction of approximately 200 million and 18 million homes,
respectively, paving the way for novel energy-efficient lighting solutions and
advanced lighting technologies.
Moreover, the surge in
smart city and infrastructure projects initiated by governments is expected to
further catalyze the demand for energy-efficient lighting solutions and
advanced lighting systems in the coming years. Government initiatives offering
subsidized LED lights are anticipated to play a pivotal role in propelling the
accelerated growth of the Asia Pacific smart lighting market.
Key Players
The report profiles
major players in the smart lighting market are Signify Holding (Netherlands),
Legrand (France), ACUITY BRANDS, INC. (US), ams-OSRAM AG (Austria), Honeywell
International Inc. (US), Zumtobel Group (Austria), Wipro Lighting (India), Lutron
Electronics Co., Inc (US), IDEAL INDUSTRIES, INC. (US) (Cree Lighting),
LEDVANCE GmbH (Germany), Current (US), Savant Systems, Inc (US), Inter IKEA
Systems B.V. (Netherlands), Dialight (UK), Schneider Electric (France), ABB
(Switzerland), Lightwave (UK), RAB Lighting Inc. (US), Synapse Wireless Inc.
(US), Panasonic Corporation (Japan), Leviton Manufacturing Co., Inc. (US),
Syska (India), BUILDING ROBOTICS INC. (BRI), A SIEMENS COMPANY (US), Helvar
(Finland), LIFX (US), Nanoleaf (Canada), Sengled GmbH (Germany), and TVILIGHT
Projects B.V. (Netherlands).
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