스마트 상업 빌딩의 IoT 디바이스(2025-2030년) - 디바이스 예측, 보급, 메타 동향 분석

The Definitive Market Report on IoT Devices & Connectivity Transforming Commercial Real Estate through 2030

The commercial building sector stands at a technological inflection point, with IoT deployments projected to more than double to 4.12 billion by 2030. Our new market assessment provides unprecedented insights into device proliferation, technology adoption patterns, and implementation frameworks across commercial real estate verticals including offices, retail, hospitality, and data centers.

Based on primary research and rigorous data analysis, this report delivers the market intelligence needed to navigate the rapidly evolving smart building landscape. It examines the convergence of IT and OT systems, emerging connectivity protocols, AI integration, and critical security considerations that are fundamentally reshaping how commercial buildings operate and interact with occupants.

The research includes a spreadsheet with all the data tables AND a presentation file with high-resolution versions of the charts.

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KEY QUESTIONS ADDRESSED ABOUT IOT DEVICES

• How many connected IoT devices have been installed in commercial smart buildings? Memoori estimates that the installed base of IoT devices in commercial buildings is approximately 2 billion and is expected to grow to 4.12 billion by 2030. The report breaks this down by both technology vertical and building type.
• How are connectivity technologies evolving in smart buildings? Wireless technologies (Wi-Fi and Bluetooth/BLE) continue to grow their market share and will represent over 40% of all connections by 2030. The report forecasts sensor adoption by connectivity type across commercial buildings to 2030.
• What are the primary implementation challenges for smart building IoT systems? Organizations face significant integration hurdles from siloed building systems, with 81% reporting IoT-related cyber incidents and over 90% of sensor-generated data remaining unexploited due to technical fragmentation and organizational barriers between IT and operations teams.

The detailed segmentation analysis and technology roadmaps in this report provide essential guidance for navigating the complex smart building landscape, identifying immediate opportunities while preparing for longer-term shifts toward grid-interactive buildings and AI-driven autonomous operations.

Unlike broader IoT market reports, this research specifically addresses the unique requirements of commercial buildings through rigorous bottom-up and top-down modeling approaches. Our dual methodology incorporates detailed building stock analysis, technology adoption metrics, and regional variations validated by industry experts across the supply chain.

WITHIN ITS 243 PAGES AND 15 CHARTS AND TABLES, THE REPORT FILTERS OUT ALL THE KEY FACTS AND DRAWS CONCLUSIONS, SO YOU CAN UNDERSTAND EXACTLY WHAT IS SHAPING THE FUTURE OF COMMERCIAL SMART BUILDINGS.

• AI is transforming building intelligence. The integration of AI with IoT systems is creating unprecedented capabilities, with the market for AI solutions in smart buildings projected to grow at a rate of 25.5% CAGR to reach $6.5 billion by 2028, enabling predictive analytics that has demonstrated significant reductions in HVAC energy consumption.
• Security vulnerabilities demand robust frameworks. Recent high-profile incidents highlight the critical importance of integrated security strategies, driving adoption of NIST, ISO/IEC 27001, and Zero Trust Architecture.
• Standards convergence is accelerating interoperability. The industry is seeing an increase in standards collaboration with Project Haystack, Brick Schema, and ASHRAE developing 223P for unified data semantics, while Matter protocol expansion bridges traditional gaps between residential and commercial systems.

This report provides valuable information to companies so they can improve their strategic planning exercises AND look at the potential for developing their business.

WHO SHOULD BUY THIS REPORT?

The information contained in this report will be of value to all those engaged in managing, operating, and investing in commercial smart buildings (and their advisers) around the world. In particular, those wishing to understand exactly how the Internet of Things is impacting commercial real estate will find it most useful.

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The model above illustrates the core components of the IoT technology stack, showing the five main layers together with three cross-cutting considerations, Security & Privacy, Management & Governance, and Interoperability.

Table of Contents

Preface

The Executive Summary

1. The IoT Ecosystem

• 1.1. Defining the IoT
• 1.2. The IoT Technology Stack
• 1.3. The Building Internet of Things

2. AI's Role in The Building Internet of Things

• 2.1. The Evolution of AI in IoT Sensor Networks
• 2.2. The Convergence of AI and IoT
• 2.3. AI Investment & Adoption Trends
• 2.4. AI Hardware & Processing
• 2.5. Edge AI
• 2.6. Implementation Challenges & Strategic Recommendations

3. The IoT Technology Landscape

• 3.1. IoT Device Projections
• 3.2. IoT Devices by Application
• 3.3. IoT Sensor Connectivity
• 3.4. IoT Devices by Commercial Building Vertical
• 3.5. IoT Devices by Region
• 3.6. Sensor Technology Readiness & Maturity
• 3.7. IoT Device Innovations & Emerging Opportunities

4. Implementation Challenges & Solutions

• 4.1. System Integration & Interoperability
• 4.2. Security, Privacy & Data Ownership
• 4.3. Cost Justifications & Business Case
• 4.4. Device Management & Visibility
• 4.5. Retrofitting Legacy Building Systems

5. Meta Trend Analysis

• 5.1. Market Investment & Adoption Trends
• 5.2. Macro Economic Outlook
• 5.3. Geopolitical Trends
• 5.4. Real Estate Trends
• 5.5. CRE Construction Outlook
• 5.6. Environmental, Social & Governance Trends (ESG)
• 5.7. IoT Skills & Job Markets

6. Standards & Protocols

• 6.1. The Importance of Open Standards
• 6.2. Building Automation Protocols
• 6.3. Application Layer Protocols
• 6.4. IoT Security Standards
• 6.5. Data Models & Frameworks
• 6.6. Standards Convergence & Interoperability Initiatives