Personal Navigation Devices

Published by: Berg Insight

Published: Nov. 1, 2008 - 120 Pages

Table of Contents

Executive summary

1 Personal navigation solutions

1.1 Personal navigation systems and services

1.1.1 Factory installed in-dash navigation systems

1.1.2 Aftermarket in-dash navigation systems

1.1.3 Personal Navigation Devices

1.1.4 Smartphones and mobile phones

1.1.5 PMPs, MIDs and netbooks

1.2 Vehicle fleets and navigation system penetration

1.2.1 The European passenger car market

1.2.2 The North American passenger car and light truck market

1.3 PND categories and segments

1.3.1 Standalone car navigation PNDs

1.3.2 Multimode and rugged PNDs

1.3.3 Connected PNDs

1.3.4 Embedded PNDs

1.4 The PND value-chain

1.4.1 PND vendors

1.4.2 Map data and content providers

1.4.3 Navigation software developers

1.4.4 Telematics service providers and mobile operators

1.4.5 GPS and wireless chipset manufacturers

2 Content and service providers

2.1 Digital map data and imagery vendors

2.1.1 NAVTEQ

2.1.2 Tele Atlas

2.1.3 AND

2.1.4 Blom

2.2 Travel guide, POI data and weather information providers

2.2.1 CustomWeather

2.2.2 Foreca

2.2.3 Fodor’s

2.2.4 Langenscheidt

2.2.5 Mairdumont

2.2.6 RoadPilot

2.2.7 Roadtour

2.2.8 ViaMichelin

2.2.9 Wcities

2.2.10 MSN Direct

2.2.11 NavX

2.3 Directory publishers

2.3.1 DasÖrtliche

2.3.2 Eniro

2.3.3 PagesJaunes

2.3.4 Seat Pagine Gialle

2.3.5 Yell Group

2.4 Traffic information providers

2.4.1 Clear Channel Radio Total Traffic Network

2.4.2 Inrix

2.4.3 ITIS Holdings

2.4.4 Mediamobile

2.4.5 SmartRoute Systems

2.4.6 Trafficmaster

2.4.7 T-Systems Traffic

2.5 LBS and telematics service providers

2.5.1 ATX Group

2.5.2 Jasper Wireless

2.5.3 Jentro Technologies

3 PND vendor profiles

3.1 Garmin

3.1.1 Garmin nüvi and zümo PNDs

3.1.2 The Garmin nüviphone

3.2 TomTom

3.2.1 TomTom acquisitions

3.2.2 TomTom High Definition Traffic

3.2.3 TomTom PLUS and LIVE services

3.2.4 TomTom PNDs

3.3 MiTAC International

3.3.1 Mio Technology PNDs

3.3.2 Connected PNDs

3.3.3 Navman PNDs

3.4 Magellan

3.4.1 Magellan PNDs

3.4.2 Magellan’s connected PND

3.5 Tier-two PND vendors

3.5.1 AvMap

3.5.2 Becker

3.5.3 Blaupunkt

3.5.4 Falk

3.5.5 Masternaut

3.5.6 MEDION

3.5.7 NAVIGON

3.5.8 NDrive

3.5.9 Nokia

3.5.10 Route 66

3.5.11 Sony

3.5.12 TeleNav

4 Software developer profiles

4.1 Navigation software developers

4.1.1 CosmicNavigation

4.1.2 Dash Navigation

4.1.3 deCarta

4.1.4 Elektrobit

4.1.5 IMAGIS

4.1.6 Intrinsyc Software

4.1.7 Microsoft

4.1.8 Mireo

4.1.9 Navevo

4.1.10 NAVIGON

4.1.11 NavNGo

4.1.12 Sygic

4.2 Text-to-speech and automatic speech recognition software

4.2.1 Loquendo

4.2.2 Nuance Communications

4.2.3 SVOX

4.2.4 VoiceBox Technologies

5 PND hardware and enabling technologies

5.1 Satellite positioning technology

5.1.1 Assisted GPS

5.1.2 Synthetic assistance

5.1.3 Hybrid positioning technologies

5.2 Digital maps and content

5.2.1 Digital map data

5.2.2 Rich and dynamic content

5.3 PND software components

5.3.1 PND operating systems

5.3.2 PND navigation applications and features

5.4 PND hardware and software trends

5.4.1 GPS receivers

5.4.2 PND component cost trends

5.4.3 Cellular connectivity integration

5.4.4 Wireless connectivity

5.5 Traffic information systems

5.5.1 Traffic information infrastructure

5.5.2 RDS-TMC

5.5.3 Next generation traffic services

6 Market trends and forecasts

6.1 Vendor market shares

6.2 Navigation industry trends

6.2.1 Handset-based navigation solutions

6.2.2 In-dash navigation systems

6.2.3 Personal navigation devices and services

6.3 European PND shipments forecast

6.4 North American PND shipments forecast

Glossary

Index

List of Figures

Figure 1.1: Personal navigation system and service categories

Figure 1.2: The European passenger car market, 2007

Figure 1.3: Car navigation system shipments, Europe, 2002-2007 (million units)

Figure 1.4: The North American car and light truck market, 2007

Figure 1.5: Car navigation system shipments, North America, 2002-2007 (million units)

Figure 1.6: PND functionality and features by segment

Figure 1.7: Multimode and rugged PNDs

Figure 1.8: Connected PNDs from TomTom and MiTAC

Figure 1.9: The PND value-chain

Figure 1.10: PND vendors by original industry

Figure 1.11: GPS chipset vendors

Figure 2.1: Examples of digital map and content providers

Figure 2.2: Major digital map data suppliers

Figure 2.3: TMC service providers in Europe and North America

Figure 3.1: The Garmin nüvi 500 and nüvi 765 PNDs

Figure 3.2: The Garmin nüviphone

Figure 3.3: The TomTom ONE and GO 940 LIVE PNDs

Figure 3.4: The Mio Technology Moov 500 and Moov 200 PNDs

Figure 3.5: Becker PND features comparison

Figure 3.6: The Blaupunkt 2008 PND product range

Figure 3.7: NAVIGON PNDs available in Europe

Figure 3.8: NAVIGON PNDs available in North America

Figure 4.1: Examples of navigation software developers

Figure 4.2: CosmicNavigation software summary

Figure 4.3: deCarta White-label Navigation Application summary

Figure 4.4: EB street director features summary

Figure 4.5: Soleus and Destinator summary

Figure 4.6: Navigon MobileNavigation software

Figure 4.7: NavNGo iGO navigation software

Figure 5.1: Component and software costs for PNDs (2008)

Figure 5.2: Leading cellular IC developers

Figure 6.1: Annual PND shipments, Europe and North America (2003-2007)

Figure 6.2: PND vendor market shares, Europe, 2006, 2007 and H1-2008

Figure 6.3: PND vendor market shares, North America, 2006, 2007 and H1-2008

Figure 6.4: Navigation software vendor market shares (Worldwide 2006-2008)

Figure 6.5: Annual PND shipments, Europe (2007-2014)

Figure 6.6: PND ASP, device and service revenues, Europe (2008-2014)

Figure 6.7: Annual PND shipments, North America (2007-2014)

Figure 6.8: PND ASP, device and service revenues, North America (2008-2014)

Abstract

• Understand the dynamics of the navigation market in Europe and North America.
• Learn about the latest trends in navigation hardware, software and value-added content.
• Identify new business opportunities in live map and real-time traffic information.
• Realize the true commercial potential of car-based online navigation solutions.
• Anticipate future drivers for increasing penetration and replacement sales.

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