Name: Automated Next Generation Deep-Sea Services: Smart ROV's Create a Blue Ocean Market
Brand: Frost & Sullivan
SKU: IA00110-GL-MR_02261
Price: 11250.000000 USD
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Description

The global oil demand has been increasing at a near constant rate and increasing deep-sea oil and gas finds are leading to more deep-sea rigs. A growing number of ROVs per rig has resulted in a nearly 33.0 percent increase in market size and opportunity. A skewed balance between supply and demand presents significant opportunities for new market participants. After the BP oil spill disaster of 2010, market demand shot up and ever since a widening gap between supply and demand has existed. This study analyzes the changing rig owner needs, government mandates that contribute to increase in usage of remote operated underwater vehicles and the expected boom in the ROV market.

Table of Contents

Market Overview

Market Overview—Definitions

Market Overview—Definitions (continued)

Market Overview—Segmentation

Market Overview—Abbreviations and Keywords

Business Insight

First Base—Business Insights

By 2035, At Least 70.0 Percent of Conventional Oil Reserves will have to be Newly Discovered or Developed

High Petrol Prices Driving Exploration and Rig Construction

Importance of ROVs in the Value Chain—ROVs Incorporated into the Rig Supply Chain

Increase of 33.0 Percent in ROV Deployment

Explosion of Opportunities for Manufacturers Due to Increasing ROV Penetration

Insufficient Global Manufacturing Capacity Pointing to Opportunities for Other Participants

Competitive Landscape Matrix—An Area Ripe for Other Participants to Capitalize On

Getting a Piece of the Action—Potential Strategies for Success

Growth Insight

Second Base—Growth Insights

What are AUVs? AUV Structure Breakdown

Ease of Interfacing With Land and Ability to Participate in Groups Driving Value for Oil and Gas Participants

Primary Deployment Areas for AUVs Indicating a Primary Use for Data Gathering

From Present to Future—New Sampling Strategies Expected to Make AUVs Integral to Oil and Gas Participants

ROVs versus AUVs—Primary Differentiating Features

Present Limitations on ROVs Pointing to New Technology as the Solution to Bridges Certain Gaps

Best of Both Worlds Scenario Driving Rapid Product Acceptance and Demand

Market Potential for Acceptance: Key Unmet Needs Fulfilled Only by the Integration of these Technologies

Key Oil and Gas Demands: Automation Need of the Future

Key Oil and Gas Demands: Automation Need of the Future (continued)

Total ROV Market Landscape—Lack of Automation Capabilities Throughout the Spectrum

AUV Market Landscape—Lack of Work-class Capabilities Throughout the Spectrum

Potential Strategies to Integration—Consolidation the Fastest Way to Combine Expertise

Profit Insight

Third Base—Profit Insights

The Importance of Software—A Key Building Block of AUVs

Market Movement From Self-software Development to Third-party Software Development

Why this Change is Happening—Hardware Commoditization Driving Software Differentiation

A Software Company in the AUV/ROV Landscape—SeeByte

Evolution of Dumb ROVs into Intelligent AUVs Addressing Key Needs of Oil and Gas Companies

Artificial Intelligence - AI

Industrial Internet of things - IIOT

Internet of things - IOT

Big Data and Analytics

Cloud Computing

Robotics

Brexit Analysis

Growth Generator

Automated Next Generation Deep-Sea Services: Smart ROV's Create a Blue Ocean Market

Integration of Technologies Poised to Open up a Billion Dollar Market