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Wearable Technology involves body worn electronics that can perform various functionalities such as sensing, communicating, and computing. Wearables’ is the result of convergence of various technologies in sensors, microelectronics, and ICT. Wearable technology impacts the lives of millions of people who are adopting this technology primarily to im...

The Research Service titled 'Impact Assessment of Graphene in Key Sectors' enlightens on the current market position of the material-- Graphene. Graphene has been one of the most developing materials in the last few years. According to a Frost & Sullivan analysis, the graphene market is expected to reach around $150 million by 2020. Graphene is cur...

Nanomaterials play a very important role in the development of coatings. The introduction of innovative nanomaterials, such as graphene, carbon nanotubes, and cellulose nanofibers, in the coating industry has increased the demand for nanocoatings over the past few years. Nanocoatings as compared to conventional coatings offer better processing, fun...

With the increasing demand for high efficiency electronics and other components including electrical circuits, there is significant traction observed for innovation landscape of electrically conductive materials. The recent demand to improve the functionality of the adopted materials has resulted in a shift towards the increase in global demand fo...

Sensor technology is enabling development of advanced systems for vehicle safety and control in the automotive sector. Automotive manufacturers are increasingly using electronics systems for improving vehicle performance, passenger safety and comfort. Integration of sensors and actuators into automotive control systems optimizes the performance of ...

The Frost Radar™ on industrial robotics identifies and plots key robotics vendors across two parameters: Innovation and Growth. Frost & Sullivan estimates close to 3.3 million robots are in use globally. Although the COVID-19 pandemic led to a decline in industrial robot installations in 2020, this market bounced back in 2021, with more than 515,00...

A mass spectrometer (MS) determines atom/molecule mass by measuring the mass-to-charge ratio of its ions. It consists of four basic components: a sample inlet, an ionization source, a mass analyzer, and a detector. It is largely used in University research laboratories and government research institutions; pharmaceutical, biotechnology/biopharmaceu...

LiDAR technology has dramatically transformed in the last decade, creating significant demand for small, affordable, reliable, and sustainable LiDAR sensors. The need for efficiency, accuracy, depth mapping, low-light imaging, and videography in automotive, industrial, infrastructure, and consumer electronics products has driven LiDAR adoption acro...

Flame retardants (FRs) are chemical additives deployed to mitigate flame propagation in various sectors, including construction, wire & cable, transportation, and electrical & electronics. Regional regulations and standards set by different end-use industries significantly impact the FR industry. Moreover, a global increase in high-rise fires highl...