Market Trends of Germany Geospatial Analytics Industry
Rollout of 5G will Boost Market Growth
- 5G will accelerate the digital transition by combining Big Data and Cloud, virtualization and augmentation, automation and intelligent machines, distributed computing, and artificial intelligence to derive insights from data generated by billions of connected devices. Its ubiquitous connectivity, low latency, and great capacity will provide organizations with an innovation platform to help develop new revenue prospects by exploiting that data and enabling entirely new experiences.
- In the 5G era, geospatial systems and data are more critical than ever for network architecture and service delivery. 5G systems, if deployed in millimeter wave bands, will necessitate highly accurate geographical data and dense concentrations of network infrastructure. 5G is set to revolutionize telecommunications and networking. It also generates innovations in various fields, unlocking significant economic value and transforming societies.
- According to the latest statistics from the Federal Network Agency, around 85 percent of Germany is currently covered by 5G networks. In the city-states of Berlin, Hamburg, and Bremen, there is virtually full coverage, while in the territorial states, the figures are lower. Baden-W眉rttemberg, Hesse, Rhineland-Palatinate, and Thuringia have the lowest rollout rates, at just under 80 percent. Deutsche Telekom recently said its 5G network already reaches 94% of the overall population in Germany. During 2022, Germany's largest operators focussed on expanding their 5G networks, with some already offering coverage to more than 80% of the country's population.
- Market participants work together to improve customer service and expand their market position. For example, Mapbox, a well-known mapping and location cloud platform for developers, and Ookla, the renowned firm that created Speedtest and Downdetector, have collaborated on groundbreaking network-aware mapping solutions. Technologies that provide considerable added value to the customers of each organization will be developed collaboratively. Due to their combined strengths and expertise, Ookla and Mapbox are well-positioned to transform connectivity-aware mapping features and geospatial network research.
- According to the latest statistics from the Federal Network Agency, around 85 percent of Germany is currently covered by 5G networks. In the city-states of Berlin, Hamburg, and Bremen, there is virtually full coverage, while in the territorial states, the figures are lower. Baden-W眉rttemberg, Hesse, Rhineland-Palatinate, and Thuringia have the lowest rollout rates, at just under 80 percent. Deutsche Telekom recently said its 5G network already reaches 94% of the overall population in Germany. During 2022, Germany's largest operators have been focusing on expanding their 5G networks, with some already offering coverage to more than 80% of the country's population.
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Automotive and Transportation is Expected to Hold Significant Share of the Market
- Transportation has evolved dramatically in recent years due to the emergence of self-driving automobiles and the Internet of Things. These technologies can transform and make transport more efficient, safe, and environmentally friendly. Geospatial technology, which provides real-time data on traffic conditions, road infrastructure, and vehicle movement, is crucial. This data can be used to optimize routes, minimize traffic congestion, and increase road safety.
- On Feb 2023, Mercedes-Benz and Google established a long-term strategic agreement to accelerate automotive innovation and develop the industry's next-generation digital luxury automobile experience. Due to this collaboration, Mercedes-Benz will be the first automaker to create its own branded navigation experience based on new in-car data and navigation capabilities from the Google Maps Platform. This collaboration will provide the premium automaker access to Google's top geospatial solution, which includes extensive location information, real-time and predictive traffic data, automatic rerouting, and more.
- Also, Mercedes-Benz has chosen Capgemini to collaborate in creating and maintaining a Big Data platform for Automated Driving. The platform optimizes AI technologies for automatic driving by processing massively scalable data. The platform enables data-driven development, testing, and validation of automakers' Advanced Driver Assistance Systems (ADAS). Capgemini will also provide 24/7 technical support for the big data platform as part of the expanded deal to ensure optimal uptime for the OEM's R&D facilities worldwide. Capgemini was picked for its expertise in automotive information technology systems, data-driven software, cloud computing, and Intelligent Industry solutions.
- During a recent media roundtable in Bangkok, HERE Technologies announced that VinFast, Vietnam's premier maker of premium automobiles, will integrate the HERE ISA Map into the VinFast VF 8 and VF 9 electric sport utility vehicles (SUVs) for European markets. For context, ISA is an in-vehicle driver assistance function that aims to reduce the number of road accidents and traffic fatalities. It advises drivers of a road's speed restriction and warns them if they violate it. From July 2024, automakers must equip every new vehicle sold in the EU with ISA functionality. However, the HERE ISA Map will be available in Europe in the second half of 2022 in the VinFast VF 8 and VF 9 electric SUVs.
