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1857165

全球智慧家庭市場，2024-2030年

Smart Homes Market, Global, 2024-2030

出版日期: 2025年09月04日 | 出版商:

Frost & Sullivan | 英文 50 Pages | 商品交期: 最快1-2個工作天內

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簡介目錄

人工智慧驅動的個人化、服務化和平台協同將推動產業轉型

受可支配收入增加、都市化進程加快、物聯網設備的廣泛應用以及對便利性、能源效率、安全性和舒適性的需求等因素推動，全球智慧家庭市場預計將從 2024 年起以 9.3% 的複合年成長率成長，到 2030 年達到 4059.4 億美元。

價格下降和簡化的DIY安裝正在加速各收入階層用戶的接受度。弗若斯特沙利文公司將市場分類為五個關鍵領域：家庭能源管理、家庭自動化與控制、家庭安全與安防、家庭娛樂、健康與保健。每個領域都被視為一個獨立的市場，涵蓋所有相關產品、系統、軟體和服務。娛樂系統是消費者的主要切入點，其次是能源管理和安全解決方案。具備先進自然語言處理功能的語音助理支援對話式控制，尤其有利於老年人和身障者。

為了滿足具有環保意識的消費者的需求，人們對永續性的需求正在推動節能家電的普及，例如智慧洗衣機、空調、恆溫器和家庭能源監視器。 Matter 標準將提高互通性，並促進產業融合。

該報告提供了四大區域的詳細市場規模和預測，並對美國、英國、德國、法國、印度、中國、日本和韓國進行了逐國分析，這些國家約佔市場收入的64.5%。 Frost & Sullivan 的 Growth Generator 平台提供競爭考察和詳細數據，幫助相關人員策略性地了解智慧家庭生態系統的市場趨勢、成長機會和競爭動態。

收入預測

預計 2024 年的基準收入將達到 921.084 億美元，在 2024 年至 2030 年的研究期間，複合年成長率將達到 10.4%。

三大策略要務對智慧家居產業的影響

創新經營模式

顛覆性技術

產業融合

分析範圍

分段 - 應用

家庭能源管理

家庭自動化和控制

家庭安全保障

家庭娛樂

健康與保健

成長促進因素

成長抑制因素

競爭環境

競爭對手數量

競爭因素

主要企業

其他值得關注的競爭對手

流通結構

值得關注的收購與合併

The global smart homes market is projected to reach $405.94 billion by 2030 at a compound annual growth rate of 9.3% from 2024, fueled by demand for convenience, energy efficiency, security, and comfort, alongside rising disposable incomes, urbanization, and the proliferation of IoT-enabled devices.

Falling prices and simplified DIY installation are accelerating adoption across diverse income levels. Frost & Sullivan segments the market into five key areas: home energy management, home automation and control, home safety and security, home entertainment, and health and wellness. Each is treated as a distinct market covering all relevant products, systems, software, and services. Entertainment systems are a primary consumer entry point, followed by energy management and security solutions, while voice assistants with advanced natural language processing enable conversational control, particularly benefiting elderly and disabled users.

The demand for sustainability drives adoption of energy-efficient appliances, such as smart washing machines, air conditioners, lighting, thermostats, and home energy monitors, aligning with eco-conscious consumers. The Matter standard enhances interoperability, fostering industry convergence.

The report provides detailed market sizing and forecasts across four regions, with country-level analyses for the United States, United Kingdom, Germany, France, India, China, Japan, and South Korea, which account for approximately 64.5% of market revenue. Extended insights and granular data are available through Frost & Sullivan's Growth Generator platform, offering stakeholders a strategic understanding of market trends, growth opportunities, and competitive dynamics shaping the smart home ecosystem.

Revenue Forecast

The revenue estimate for the base year 2024 is $92,108.4 million with a CAGR of 10.4% for the study period 2024-2030.

The Impact of the Top 3 Strategic Imperatives on the Smart Homes Industry

Innovative Business Models

Why: Premium smart home automation solution providers are transitioning from one-time purchases to a subscription-based approach and a servitization model that emphasizes personalized services tailored to individual needs. This shift allows customers to pay monthly or annually, reducing upfront costs and adapting services based on usage patterns, which alleviates financial strain.
Frost Perspective: Rising energy costs, the need for a secure indoor environment, improved comfort, and demand for personalization create a ripe opportunity for the smart home market. The business model shift is expected to accelerate over the next 2 to 3 years, driven by demand for tailored home management solutions.

Disruptive Technologies

Why: Smart home systems are evolving with artificial intelligence (AI) and IoT capabilities, enhanced by a vision to integrate AI into every aspect of daily life, alongside virtual battery technology that optimizes energy use through intelligent monitoring. Wearables, air purifiers, and smart health devices are gaining traction, promoting in-home wellness, while advanced voice-activated controls and whole-home integrated systems are expanding adoption.
Frost Perspective: AI-powered voice-activated smart home devices, whole-home connected living solutions with professional setup, and premium automation systems are projected to penetrate the mass market within 3 to 5 years as costs decrease. Virtual battery solutions, which digitally store surplus solar energy and allow consumers to use them for EV charging, are emerging as a game-changer in home energy management.

Industry Convergence

Why: The smart home landscape is transforming as platform providers, ecosystem specialists, connected living solution providers, and networking intelligence experts collaborate to deliver a seamless smart home experience. This convergence addresses interoperability challenges by unifying diverse technologies under the Matter standard, which is gaining momentum as a potential solution to unity devices, addressing long-standing compatibility issues.
Frost Perspective: More than 550 industry leaders are collaborating, with thousands of products, apps, and platforms certified under Matter 1.4, which introduces enhanced setup with QR codes, plus future innovations to support ambient motion sensing, energy management, and home appliances. This effort is expected to establish a robust ecosystem within 3 to 5 years, improving interoperability and user experience despite ongoing challenges with existing standards.

Scope of Analysis

A smart home is a residence equipped with stand-alone or networked devices and systems that can be remotely controlled or automated to enhance occupant convenience, efficiency, security, and well-being.
Smart home adoption is primarily driven by the penetration of IoT-enabled connected devices, next-generation communication protocols, the need for energy and cost savings, and demand for connected living with autonomous control.
Frost & Sullivan divides the smart home market into 5 key application segments: home energy management, home automation and control, home safety and security, home entertainment, and health and wellness.
Frost & Sullivan views the smart home as a concept and approaches each segment as a separate market. A detailed description of each product segment, along with relevant products, is explained on the next slide.
All smart home products, systems, software, and services are covered under these segments and included for market sizing and forecast in upcoming sections.
Market sizing and forecasts are provided for 4 regions: North America, Europe, Asia-Pacific (APAC), and Rest of the World (RoW). A summary of country-level analysis is provided for the United States, United Kingdom, Germany, France, India, China, Japan, and South Korea, which account for nearly 64.5% of the market revenue.
Extended and detailed market sizing and forecasts at the product and country level are provided in Frost & Sullivan's Growth Generator platform.
Revenue was calculated from the consumer's end and may include the margins of system integrators, installers, and retailers.

Segmentation-Application

Home Energy Management

A digitally connected platform that monitors, manages, and controls home functions including HVAC, lighting, and solar PV.
The scope of the study covers hardware such as hub devices, smart plugs, smart thermostats, smart clamps, and in-home displays (IHDs), and software-based dashboard applications including customer engagement platforms.

Home Automation and Control

A centralized system that controls and automates home functions from remote locations.
The scope includes simple and advanced automation functions.
Some of the sensors and controllers included are occupancy/daylight/air quality/humidity, home gateways, automated window blinds, shutters, garage doors, roof windows, shutter controllers, smart kitchen and home appliances, and management software and mobile applications.

Home Safety and Security

Digitally connected devices that monitor a home to ensure full safety and security of occupants.
The scope includes smart IP cameras, alarm systems, smart locks, motion sensors, water leakage sensors, door/window sensors, video doorbells, CO/CO2 sensors, and smoke sensors.

Home Entertainment

A home entertainment system is a multi-room system that controls home entertainment devices and provides a high-quality audio/video experience for end users.
Home entertainment products include smart TVs, smart speakers, connected audio systems, and digital media streamers.

Health and Wellness

Occupant well-being and technology-enabled care (TEC) includes mobile health, digital health, and telehealth.
The scope includes wearable devices, remote health monitors, and air purifiers. Software and services include health and fitness management applications.

Growth Drivers

Urbanization and lifestyle changes have increased the need for safety, security, comfort, and well-being, which will drive demand for home automation and control, home security, and home entertainment products.
Policies promoting energy-efficient or net-zero homes in new construction and retrofits will drive demand for home automation and control and home energy management products.
AI-powered smart home devices and systems elevate smart home experiences for occupants and make homes more intuitive and efficient.
Subscription-based service models in the form of smart home-as-a-service or home automation-as-a-service are enabling consumers to choose their required package at zero upfront cost. This will drive demand for networked smart home solutions.
Post-pandemic work trends, with the shift to remote and hybrid work, have increased demand for home office solutions with smart lighting, climate control, and enhanced Wi-Fi systems to create productive home environments.
The development of universal standards, such as Matter, improves compatibility among devices from different manufacturers, reducing consumer hesitation and fostering broader adoption.

Growth Restraints

The ecosystem is complex and fragmented, with numerous vendors offering smart home devices, systems, and services, with too many protocols and communication standards leading to non-interoperable products.
The high upfront cost of networked smart home systems requiring professional installers is a barrier to market adoption, especially for mass-market consumers.
IoT devices are vulnerable to cyberattacks, with the number of security breaches growing every year as more devices get connected.
Ambiguous market conditions and an uncertain economic climate affect market growth.

Competitive Environment

Number of Competitors

More than 1,000 with revenue greater than $5 million

Competitive Factors

Price, interoperability, brand trust, reliability, ease of use and installation, AI, data privacy and security

Leading Competitors

ABB, Apple, Google, Amazon, Xiaomi, Schneider Electric, Resideo, Viessmann, Legrand, Crestron, Samsung, LG, Panasonic, Hisense, Vivint, Bosch, Sony, Haier, Ring, Jio, Signify, TP-link, Somfy, Philips N.V, ADT

Other Notable Competitors

Control4, Savant, Smappee, Tado, Emerson, Ecobee, Syska, Wyze, Eufy, Dyson, Nice S.p.A, Roku, Qubo, BuildTrack, Yale, August, Hikvision, Dahua, Oura, Garmin, GE Lighting, Aqara

Distribution Structure

Direct sales, system integrators, utilities, and online sales

Notable Acquisitions and Mergers

Resideo completed the acquisition of Snap One in June 2024; Resideo completed the acquisition of First Alert in April 2022; LG acquired an 80% stake in Athom in July 2024; NRG Energy completed the acquisition of Vivint in March 2023; ABB acquired Eve Systems in June 2023.