BOSTON, March 15, 2017 /PRNewswire/ --
IDTechEx Research's brand new report, Stretchable Electronics 2017-2027, summarises all of the most important information regarding the commercialisation of stretchable electronics. This major paradigm shift towards novel form factors has been in the making for more than a decade now, yet is only now beginning to make a substantial commercial impact.
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The report covers all stretchable electronic materials and components that are either commercial today, or are approaching commercialisation within the next decade. With detailed 10-year forecasts for 10 different component types and pooled data from 32 different product types, the report offers the most comprehensive overview of stretchable electronic offerings today, leveraging IDTechEx's extensive work over the last decade.
These stretchable electronic components will form the basis of new products across a series of industries. In some cases, these products will be novel, as stretchability enables electronics to go where they have not been present before. The report forecasts pool data from 32 product types into 6 different categories and 5 different vertical markets.
This report has been compiled and summarised over many years at IDTechEx. With active coverage of industries including conductive inks, TCFs, e-textiles, sensors, printed and flexible electronics, displays, energy storage and harvesting, IDTechEx's analysts have had the opportunity to compile the state of the art in stretchable and flexible examples from each of these sectors. This is the only report which offers both a breadth of coverage, but also an extensive collection of first-hand primary research. Specifically, the report contains primary research from 59 separate companies, including photographs, site visits, conference visits and telephone interviews, as well as detailed information of over 100 organisations, both academic and commercial.
This report is the essential guide to any company that is active, interested or competing directly within the electronics space as a whole. This report provides a detailed roadmap towards the likely commercial situation in a decade, and infers relative growth rates and opportunity beyond this.
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