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The focus of this research service is to analyze the drivers and restraints that affect the growth of the North American generator set market. In the competitive generator space, market participants must leverage key differentiators, capitalizing on consumer demand for quality, reliability, and innovation. Factors such as increased awareness among ...

A common challenge faced by researchers during material R&D is from a data perspective, such as availability of highly fragmented information due to data systems that vary from application to application, fluctuating data quality and inability to access curated external research activities effectively. Integration of digital technologies such as...

Powder bed fusion (PBF) and DED are widely used metal AM technologies. While PBF can print complicated parts with high finish, the technology has limitations with respect to build speed and part size. Conversely, DED technologies provide lower surface quality and higher build rate; in addition, they can produce and repair large-sized parts, on dema...

Demand for spectral sensing stems from its capability to provide high-quality images and cover a huge bandwidth in remote sensing applications. This expands the adoption scope of spectral sensing technology in other high-impact areas such as agriculture, surveillance, military and defense, food and beverage, and pharmaceuticals. There are two typ...

A digital twin (DT) is a simulated clone of a tangible item or an intangible system/process that users can study independent from its real-world counterpart to aid decision-making. DT technology initially saw application in the production and engineering fields with Industry 4.0, but it has advanced and become revolutionary in the healthcare indust...

Demand for connected and automated systems in buildings is rapidly increasing. The heating, ventilation, and air conditioning (HVAC) system is one of the most crucial operations components of a building, and it is integral to the digital transformation of building systems. Besides the decarbonization of buildings, advancement of HVAC systems is...

The impact of the digital revolution continues to disrupt the healthcare industry. This includes evolving digital technological capabilities, new business models and marketing approaches, the healthcare consumerism trend, the changing regulatory environment, and competitive threats from new market entrants, such as digital-native companies—particul...

Cyber insurance is a difficult space in which to participate; risk is hard to measure, threats are constantly evolving, and damages can be massive. Technology is (belatedly, some might note) disrupting the delivery and quality of cyber insurance. Traditionally staid insurance companies are developing and/or white-labeling cybersecurity technologie...

In 2024, regional conflicts significantly disrupted global supply chains, drove up commodity prices, and undermined political stability. These challenges are expected to persist in 2025, further exacerbating economic uncertainty. Market instability will become a key concern as businesses and governments struggle to navigate an increasingly unpredic...