Actionable Benefits
- Driver Monitoring Systems (DMS) providers can use the regional regulatory framework to develop low-cost versions of their solutions tailored to deliver the Euro NCAP and European Commission basic requirements for mass-market OEMs that are not looking for differentiation.
- OEMs can select the most suitable sensing and processing technologies as well as platform providers for their DMS implementation projects.
- DMS providers planning significant investments in new sensing and processing technologies can use the shipments and revenue forecasts to calculate and justify ROI.
Research Highlights
- Comprehensive assessment of market trends and competitive landscape, covering offerings from twelve DMS providers and seven automakers.
- In-depth analysis of current and upcoming legal requirements in four different regions.
- Ten years DMS and OMS shipment and revenue forecasts covering the private and commercial vehicle verticals.
Critical Questions Answered
- What is the revenue opportunity of embedded and aftermarket DMS?
- How and when will the private vehicle's vertical DMS revenue outgrow the commercial vehicle's vertical revenue?
- What is the market opportunity for camera-based Occupant Monitoring Systems (OMS)?
- What is the impact of upcoming regulation for DMS and OMS adoption?
- What are the possible DMS applications in vehicles with different automation levels (SAE Level 0 to 5)?
Who Should Read This?
- Decision-makers within OEMs who are responsible for the implementation of in-vehicle new technologies.
- Innovation leaders and software developers within DMS vendors.
- Planners within the OEMs, Tier 1 and software provider that need to map the short-term strategy to meet the ascending demand within the next two years.
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