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Based on solution, the smart building industry is segmented into safety & security management, energy management, building infrastructure management, integrated workplace management system (IWMS), and network management. The safety & security management segment is expected to register a CAGR of over 22% during the forecast period.
Based on end use, the smart building market is segmented into industrial, commercial and residential. The residential segment is expected to reach over USD 80 billion by 2032.
North America dominated the global smart building market in 2023 with over 36% of the total revenue share. Crime rates in certain urban areas drive the need for enhanced residential security. Homeowners are increasingly investing in security systems to protect against burglary and vandalism. Also, the US has a high adoption rate of smart home technologies. The integration of IoT devices, AI, and cloud computing into home security systems offers more advanced and user-friendly options. Thus, demand for comprehensive home security solutions, including video surveillance, alarm systems, and smart locks, has surged.
Rapid urbanization and a growing middle class are driving demand for residential security. With increased wealth, homeowners are more willing to invest in security technologies. Also, The Chinese government is promoting smart city initiatives, which include enhancing residential security through advanced technologies. Thus, government support for smart infrastructure, including security systems, is leading to widespread adoption of smart home technologies in residential areas.
Japan market is known for its technological sophistication and high adoption rate of smart home devices. This includes advanced security systems integrated with home automation. Innovations in robotics, AI, and IoT are being utilized to enhance residential security and provide comprehensive home monitoring solutions.
South Korea market is a leader in technology and innovation, with a strong emphasis on developing smart home ecosystems that include advanced security features. Also, the South Korean government supports the development and implementation of smart home technologies, including security systems, through favorable policies and regulations. Thus, government initiatives promote the adoption of cutting-edge residential security technologies, ensuring high standards of safety and security for residents.