Technology Advances Shaping the Future of Food Security - Detecting Contaminants and Enhancing Food Nutrition

DUBLIN, Jan. 12, 2016 /PRNewswire/ --

Research and Markets (http://www.researchandmarkets.com/research/nwvtzb/technology) has announced the addition of the "Technology Advances Shaping Future of Food Security (TechVision)" report to their offering.

The TechVision division has evaluated the advances in food security technologies, and identified key innovations that will have an impact on empowering food security in the near-, medium-, and long-terms. As the food security industry has high standards for machines and components, it is critical to design sensors, especially for this industry and to meet internationally accepted standards and guidelines.

The requirements of the food security industry are varied and companies need to offer diverse solutions and have an extensive product portfolio for every step in the automation process. Companies need to identify the key elements of transformation faster and apply strategies for better engagement and interaction with the other companies in food security domain.

Key Topics Covered:

1. Executive Summary

- Research Scope

- Research Methodology

- Research Methodology Step by Step Approach

- Key Findings

- Customer Requirements

2. Food Security - A Sneak Preview - Food Security - An Overview - Food Security - Value Chain - Impact of Megatrends

3. Key Elements Empowering Food Security

- Measurement Instrumentation and Pathogen Testing Empowering Food Security

- Packaging, Portability & Traceability Empowering Food Security

- Interconnectivity and Analytics Empowering Food Security

4. Emerging Technologies Landscape - Emerging Technologies in Food Security - Emerging Technologies for Food Security - Nano, M2M and WSN - Emerging Technologies for Food Security - Big Data, Packaging, Barcodes - Emerging Technologies for Food Security - Super Heated Steam and Portable Systems

5. Key Innovations Impact Assessment

- Precision Irrigation using Stem Water Potential Sensor

- Crop Monitoring using Drones and Sensory Systems

- Electrochemical Sensor-based Food Safety Checker

- Sensor based on Chemically Modified Carbon Nanotube Improves Food Safety

6. Assessment of Opportunities - Assessment of Opportunities - Opportunity Strategy Evaluation (OSE) Grid - Criteria Description - Level of Attractiveness - Criteria Description - Probability of Success - Insights from OSE Model

7. Key Patents

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