Dublin, Jan. 18, 2016 (GLOBE NEWSWIRE) -- Research and Markets (http://www.researchandmarkets.com/research/mw8l4c/markets_for) has announced the addition of the "Markets for Metamaterials 2016-2023" report to their offering.
This report identifies the applications areas where n-tech believes metmaterials have a real opportunity to move beyond the lab to high-volume commercial applications. In this report we focus on - and forecast - the use of metamaterials in the following application areas:
- Aersospace and defense
- Medical
- Consumer wireless communications
- Infrastructure monitoring
The application for metamaterials that gets the most attention in the press is their ability to serve as invisibility cloaks for military aircraft. However, this futuristic application disguises the fact that metamaterials are already in use in antennas with many other applications rapidly emerging including optics, medicine, aerospace, infrastructure monitoring, military, earthquake monitoring, etc.
In this report we identify the revenue generation potential over the next eight years for metamaterials. This analysis includes a discussion of the commercial implications of the latest technological trends, and how new designs and performance improvements are likely to expand the addressable markets for metamaterials. For example, we look at the emergence of photonic metamaterials, tunable metamaterials, FSS selective surface based metamaterials, etc. The report also analyzes how end-user markets for shape memory materials are changing.
In putting together this report n-tech has drawn on its extensive experience in the smart materials space as well as interviews with key companies shaping these markets. n-tech believes that this report will provide valuable insight into metamaterials markets that will benefit marketing and business development executives from various parts of the supply chain, including raw material suppliers, chemical and coatings companies, specialized firms and OEMs, as well as investors with an interest in the smart materials business.
Eight-Year Forecasts Metamaterials:
This report contains detailed forecasts of volume (in square meters and units) and revenue (in $ millions), broken down by:
- End application
- Type of metamaterial
- Product type
Profiles of Key Players:
This report evaluates the product/market strategies of the leading suppliers in the space.
Firms that are discussed in this report include
- Alps Electric
- Applied Em
- Colossal Storage Corporation
- Echodyne Corporation
- Evolv
- Fianium
- Fractal Antenna Systems,
- Harris Corporation
- HP
- Inframat Corp.
- Jem Engineering
- Kymeta Corporation
- Luminus Devices
- Luxtera
- Medical Wireless Sensing
- Metamagnetics
- Metamaterial Technologies
- Microwave Measurement Systems
- Nanohmics
- Nanosonic
- Nanosteel
- Newport Corp.
- NKT Photonics
- NEC
- Omniguide
- Opalux
- Panasonic
- Photeon Technologies
- Photonic Lattice Inc.
- Plasmonics
- Raytheon
- Samsung
- Sandvik Materials Technology
- Sumitomo
- Teraview
Key Topics Covered:
Executive Summary
E.1 Four reasons why metamaterials is a current opportunity: up from cloaking
E.1.1 Metamaterials enables consumer electronics
E.1.2 Next-generation metamaterials as a start up opportunity
E.1.3 Metamaterials capitalizing on the smart materials boomlet
E.1.4 Metamaterials and the need for Lighter Safer Materials
E.2 Barriers and challenges for the commercialization of metamaterials
E.2.1 Lack of customer awareness of metamaterials
E.2.2 Technical difficulties
E.2.3 Length of development cycle
E.2.4 Cost
E.2 Ten-Year Forecasts of metamaterials
E.2.1 Forecast by type of metamaterial
E.2.2 Forecast by application/end-user Industry
E.2.3 Forecast by customer geography
E.3 Funding for metamaterials
E.3.1 DARPA and NATO
E.3.2 Funding in China
E.3.3 Funding in Japan
E.3.4 Funding in Europe
E.3.5 VCs and metamaterials
E.4 Six Companies that will shape the metamaterial business
Chapter One Introduction
Chapter Two: Metamaterials: Technology and Products
2.1 Core factors driving the commercialization of metamaterials
2.2 Electromagnetic metamaterials: dominant for now
2.3 Terahertz metamaterials
2.4 Photonic metamaterials
2.5 Tunable metamaterials
2.6 Frequency selective surface (FSS) metamaterials
2.7 Non-linear metamaterials
2.8 New platforms for metamaterials
Chapter Three: Markets for Metamaterials
3.1 Aerospace and defense: the realities of revenue generation
3.2 Consumer electronics: Wi-Fi routers, cell phones and beyond
3.3 Metamaterials in medical markets
3.4 Metamaterials and solar energy markets
3.5 Other market opportunities for metamaterials in sensing
3.6 Other market opportunities for metamaterials in optics
3.7 Emerging markets for metamaterials: automotive and others
Chapter Four: Analysis of Leading Metamaterials Firms
4.1 Echodyne
4.2 Eureka
4.3 Evolve
4.4 Fractal Antenna Systems
4.5 Inframat
4.6 Intellectual Ventures
4.7 Kymeta
4.8 Lamda Guard Products
4.9 Lamda Lux
4.10 Lamda Solar
4.11 LG
4.12 Mediwise
4.13 Metamaterial Technologies
4.14 Nanohmics
4.15 Nanometa
4.16 NEC
4.17 NKT Photonics
4.18 Panasonic
4.19 Plasmonic
4.20 Rayspan
4.21 Raytheon
4.22 REC
4.23 Sumitomo
4.24 Vacuumschmelze
4.25 Xerox PARC
Companies Mentioned
- Alps Electric
- Applied Em
- Colossal Storage Corporation
- Echodyne Corporation
- Evolv
- Fianium
- Fractal Antenna Systems,
- Harris Corporation
- HP
- Inframat Corp.
- Jem Engineering
- Kymeta Corporation
- Luminus Devices
- Luxtera
- Medical Wireless Sensing
- Metamagnetics
- Metamaterial Technologies
- Microwave Measurement Systems
- Nanohmics
- Nanosonic
- Nanosteel
- Newport Corp.
- NKT Photonics
- NEC
- Omniguide
- Opalux
- Panasonic
- Photeon Technologies
- Photonic Lattice Inc.
- Plasmonics
- Raytheon
- Samsung
- Sandvik Materials Technology
- Sumitomo
- Teraview
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