Growth Opportunity Analysis of Health, Wellness, and Wellbeing Technologies in Commercial Trucking

Growth Opportunity Analysis of Health, Wellness, and Wellbeing Technologies in Commercial Trucking

R&D Expenditure on HWW to Quadruple for Global Truck OEMs

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01-Jun-2016
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Research Code: K09E-01-00-00-00
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Growth Opportunity Analysis of Health, Wellness, and Wellbeing Technologies in Commercial Trucking
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With an increasing shortage of drivers compounded by aging societies, the health, wellness, and wellbeing (HWW) of truck drivers is gaining importance globally. Truck manufacturers will incorporate in-cabin HWW technologies to retain drivers and attract a younger and more diverse workforce. Disparate market participants among truck OEMs, healthcare industry, and wearable device companies are expected to converge. Features such as glucose level/fatigue monitoring will likely become standardized by 2025 in Europe and North America. Focus will center on non-critical features such as seating systems, cabin interiors, and human-machine interface (HMI) in the short term. The study period is 2015 to 2022.

Executive Summary—Key Findings

Executive Summary—Commercial Vehicle Driver Age and Health Statistics

Executive Summary—HWW Focal Points for Truck Design

Executive Summary—HWW Applications and Services for Trucks

Executive Summary—First Wave of HWW Proliferation

HWW in Trucks—Current and Future Trends

HWW in Trucks—Current and Future Trends (continued)

Truck HWW Ecosystem—Scenario 1

Truck HWW Ecosystem—Scenario 2

Profiles of Leading OEMs in HWW Technology Evolution

Research Aims and Objectives

Key Questions this Study will Answer

Research Methodology

Evolution of HWW in Truck Industry

Drivers’ Challenges

Driver-reported Factors in Large Truck Crashes—North America

Prevalence of Risk Factors among Truck Drivers—North America

Musculoskeletal Disorders and Anthropometric Study—North America

Women in Trucking

What Do New Female Truck Drivers Want?

Truck HWW Industry—Hot Spots

HWW Value Proposition

Key Challenges to HWW Growth

Target Countries for HWW Applications

HWW Design Tenets of Truck Industry

Health Parameters to Track—Key Data

HWW Technologies Focal Point 1—Cabin Ergonomics

HWW Technologies Focal Point 2—Cabin Spacing

HWW Technologies Focal Point 3—Seating Systems

HWW Technologies Focal Point 4—Driver Information Displays

HWW Technologies Focal Point 5—Wellness Programs for Drivers

HWW Technologies Focal Point 6—Driver HWW Training

HWW Technologies Focal Point 7—Conduits for Monitoring HWW of Drivers

HWW Technologies Focal Point 8—Wearables in Trucking

HWW Technologies Focal Point 9—Integration of Wearable Devices in Trucks

Technical Challenges for HWW Features in Truck Industry

Wearables and Ford

HWW in Passenger Car Industry

Daimler Group

Navistar

Paccar

VW Group

Volvo Group

Key Conclusions

Key Conclusions and Future Outlook

Five Major Growth Opportunities—HWW in Trucks

Abbreviations and Acronyms Used

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With an increasing shortage of drivers compounded by aging societies, the health, wellness, and wellbeing (HWW) of truck drivers is gaining importance globally. Truck manufacturers will incorporate in-cabin HWW technologies to retain drivers and attract a younger and more diverse workforce. Disparate market participants among truck OEMs, healthcare industry, and wearable device companies are expected to converge. Features such as glucose level/fatigue monitoring will likely become standardized by 2025 in Europe and North America. Focus will center on non-critical features such as seating systems, cabin interiors, and human-machine interface (HMI) in the short term. The study period is 2015 to 2022.
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Author Lakshmi Narayanan Ramanujam
WIP Number K09E-01-00-00-00
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