0726_telematics in India-Mr. Amitabh BAJPAI

Association of Intelligent Transport Systems, India


STRUCTURE OF THE PRESENTATION

What is TELEMATICS?

TELEMATICS SCENARIO IN INDIA

APPLICATIONS OF TELEMATICS IN DIFFERENT SECTORS

TELEMATICS: AUTOMOTIVE INDUSTRY AND TRANSPORTATION SECTOR IN INDIA

TELEMATICS APPLICATIONS IN INDIA

KEY PLAYERS FOR TELEMATICS

GROWTH TRENDS IN INDIA

MARKET SCENARIO FOR TELEMATICS IN INDIA

FUTURE OF TELEMATICS IN INDIA


What is TELEMATICS?

Telematics is the blending of computers and wireless telecommunications technologies, ostensibly with the goal of efficiently conveying information over vast networks to improve a host of business functions or government-related public services. The most notable example of telematics may be the Internet itself, since it depends on a number of computer networks connected globally through telecommunication backbones.

The term has evolved to refer to automobile systems that combine global positioning satellite (GPS) tracking and other wireless communications for automatic roadside assistance and remote diagnostics.


TELEMATICS SCENARIO IN INDIA

Telematics at nascent stage

India is a growing economy and increasing tech savvy population in creating emerging market for telematics.

Infrastructure and Cost limitations

Lack of user acceptance because of the cost factor

Lack of Regulatory and R&D push from the Government

Lack of Standards

Increasing mobile users, which is the key to growth of telematics

Potential future of telematics market in India because of established IT industry and Automotive Industry along with growing infrastructural facilities.

Telematics: Weak on demand side but strong on supply side


APPLICATIONS OF TELEMATICS IN DIFFERENT SECTORS

AUTOMOTIVE INDUSTRY AND TRANSPORTATION

MONITORING AIR AND WATER POLLUTION

MEDICAL INFORMATICS AND HEALTH CARE

EDUCATION

BUSINESS

GOVERNMENT


TELEMATICS: AUTOMOTIVE INDUSTRY AND TRANSPORTATION SECTOR IN INDIA Promising future of telematics because of increase in vehicle population and established Automotive Industry ( OEMs+Auto components manufacturers+Auto manufactures) and IT Industry

Major applications of Telematics which were introduced in India in 2004 are : 1. Navigation Systems 2. Vehicle Tracking Systems

Telematics applications are majorly adopted by commercial vehicle operators and public transport operators for fleet and freight management.

School Bus Monitoring and Safety Solution

Transit Employee Security System

Public Transport Solution

Taxi tracking and Dispatch Management

Waste Carrier Truck Management

Traffic Information

Personal Tracking Solution

Vehicle Security Solution

Emergency Management Solution

Cargo Management

Fleet Management Solution

TELEMATICS APPLICATIONS


TELEMATICS APPLICATIONS IN INDIA

For fleet management by truck operators and other commercial vehicle operators (taxi) and Logistics companies

In Public Transport Systems – for vehicle tracking and travelers' information (Ahmedabad, Chennai and KSRTC)

GPS for freight movement and management e.g. HAZMAT movement (Maharashtra)

GPS for Law Enforcement in (Maharashtra and Bangalore)

GPS in Auto rickshaw (Delhi and Bangalore)

Distress call or Emergency call (TATA for Nano and Highways)

For Traffic Management and ITS applications (Delhi, Mysore, Bangalore)

Electronic Toll Collection


KEY PLAYERS FOR TELEMATICS

AUTOMAKERS AND COMMERICAL VEHICLE MANUFACTURERS

LOGISTICS COMPANIES

SYSTEM INTEGRATORS OEMS

NAVIGATION SYSTEM SUPPLIERS

EMBEDDED SYSTEMS/GPS COMPONENT DEVELOPER

SOFTWARE SOLUTION COMPANIES

HARDWARE SUPPLIERS

DIGITAL MAPS PROVIDERS

GOVERNMENT INSTITUTIONS

SERVICE PROVIDERS – MOBILE NETWORK OPERATORS


GROWTH TRENDS IN INDIA

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Road Network in India

Expressways – 200kms

National Highways – 70,548 kms.

State Highways – 1,31,899 kms.

Major District Roads – 4, 67,763 kms.

Rural and other roads – 26,50,000 kmsSource: NHAI

Mobile Users in India

Cell phone users: 584.32 millions (Mar 2010)

Yearly Cell phone Addition:178.25 millions (Jan-Dec 2009)

Monthly Cell phone Addition: 20.3 millions (Mar 2010)Â

Source: www.telecomindiaonline.com


MARKET SCENARIO FOR TELEMATICS IN INDIA

Emerging Telematics Market

Established Supply side for Telematics – IT and Automotive Industry (billion dollars industry)

Large fleet operators, logistics firms, and taxi companies have taken a more positive view of telematics services. To cater to the commercial vehicles segment, a number of local players offer fleet management, vehicle tracking, and other value-added services using technologies such as GPS, GPRS, GSM, and CDMA.

Market Drivers

Vehicle Theft

Govt. ITS Initiatives

Road Accidents

CommercialVehicle

Movement

Technology Trend

Increase in tech Savvy population

&mobile users

Traffic Congestion


FUTURE OF TELEMATICS IN INDIA

Promising future for telematics in India because of well established IT industry and Automotive Industry and coming of 3G mobile communication.

Enabling factors such as spread of mobile communications, increase in mobile phone users, low entry barriers to mobile communication, infrastructural development (roads and wireless communication) and increasing awareness among the consumers, would provide thrust to telematics development in India.

The commercial goods transport segment i.e. Fleet operators are likely to be the potential target for Telematics solutions such as fleet tracking, anti-theft protection, and asset management primarily due to efficiency improvements leading to higher profitability. Unlike other countries where stolen vehicle tracking created the market of telematics, the drive in india is coming from fleet management.

Acceptance of Telematics for private vehicle users would be gradual due to cost factor.

The major obstructions in telematics development would be due to lack of user acceptance, lack of regulatory push from the government (making digital maps available), lack of infrastructure and cost limitations. Hence the strategies should be designed which would focus on increasing the penetration level and identification & implementation of mobile based telematics for cost viability.


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