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IDTechEx report explores triboelectric energy harvesting
IDTechEx Research has announced the availability of a new report, Triboelectric Energy Harvesting (TENG) 2017-2027, which explains energy harvesting, and specifically triboelectricity and the devices resulting, relating it to other forms of electrostatic and other energy harvesting methods to reveal lessons from the real world.
EVs: Next Comes the Melodrama
Electric vehicles have gone from curiosity to being a frequent news item and, if you live in Norway or the Netherlands, something you see often. However, that is nothing compared to EVs shaking the foundations of society over the coming decade from robot agriculture and delivery to almost free travel in sunny countries and almost eliminating air pollution even in mining.The IDTechEx Research overview report, “Electric Vehicles Change the Wo...
IDTechEx Research Director is keynote speaker at Innovation Taiwan Conference
It has been announced by IDTechEx Research that Dr Khasha Ghaffarzadeh will be a keynote speaker at the Display Innovation Taiwan Conference 2016.
Mercedes 48V mild hybrids from 2017
As detailed in the IDTechEx report, Mild Hybrid 48V Vehicles 2016-2031, this option will become a huge business from 2017 as Ford, Hyundai, Bentley, Volkswagen, Audi, Geely and many others adopt them as the most cost-effective way of meeting 2025 and 2030 carbon dioxide emissions regulations while sharply improving economy - even improving performance in some respects. By Dr Peter Harrop, Chairman, IDTechEx.
Residential batteries: the story did not start with Tesla and will not end with Tesla
Tesla is an eye-catching company active in clean energy applications - not only pure electric cars, but also home battery systems. With its launch of the Powerwall on 30th April, 2015, and every progress update on its Gigafactory’s building, Tesla has continue to fuel interest in home battery systems. By Dr Xiaoxi He, Technology Analyst, IDTechEx.
Tesla Gigafactory in context
Dr Peter Harrop, Chairman, IDTechEx, was interviewed yesterday (27th July 2016) by BBC Television World News in a live programme transmitted worldwide. The subject was the opening of the Tesla battery Gigafactory billed as the world's largest factory building. There had been talk in the press of this giving Tesla global battery dominance and even leading to ten times global battery output and the BBC sought reveal the true situation.
Conductive inks: big players forced to go niche
IDTechEx Research has been following and analysing the conductive inks and pastes market for many years. It finds that this $1.3bn market (based on silver prices around mid-January 2016) is subject to major change with long-lasting consequences on the business models of many large incumbent suppliers. By Dr Khasha Ghaffarzadeh, Research Director, IDTechEx.
$6bn market opportunity for residential, commercial, industrial & utility-scale battery systems
The market value for residential, commercial & industrial and utility-scale battery systems will reach $6bn in 2026, as analysed in IDTechEx’s report Stationary Batteries for Residential, Commercial, Industrial and Utilities 2016-2026: Market, Opportunities, Players. By Dr Xiaoxi He, Technology Analyst, IDTechEx.
IDTechEx announces new client introduction services
IDTechEx announces the availability of a new introduction service, assisting customers with finding partners, customers or suppliers. The service leverages the company’s extensive database of contacts, acquired through over 15 years of organising and hosting events in emerging technologies and through research in technology segments IDTechEx has expertise in.
The hype shifts in the $30bn wearables market
With hype around some of the core wearable technology sectors beginning to wane, IDTechEx have released their latest analysis of this diverse and growing industry in their brand new report Wearable Technology 2016-2026. The report finds the market to be worth over $30bn in 2016, with over $11bn of that coming from newly popular products including smartwatches and fitness trackers. However, despite the total market growing to over $150bn by 2026, ...