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As tracked by market research company IDTechEx and further explained in the recently updated report “Electrochemical Double Layer Capacitors: Supercapacitors 2014-2024”, supercapacitors are improving faster than lithium-ion batteries in most respects. A gradual increase in the supercapacitor component and decrease of the battery component is in prospect with IDTechEx forecasting that the global market value for supercapacitors will be...

Dr Peter Harrop, Chairman, IDTechEx Wearable technology for humans is all the rage. As “the next big thing”, it involves head-on clashes between some of the largest companies on the planet. Those interested in such technologies would therefore be wise to take a look at wearable technology for animals - from ultrasound-delivering treatment patches and electronic saddle optimisation for horses to collars on many other animals that vari...

DFI launches a new Qseven module, FS700, which is powered by the latest Freescale i.MX6 processor. By combining power-efficient processing capabilities of the ARM Cortex-A9 architecture, with bleeding edge 3D and 2D graphics as well as high-definition video, the FS700 module provides a new level of multimedia performance to enable an unbounded next-generation user experience.

From $9.5B in 2014 to $46B in 2024, the Internet of Things (IoT) device market will represent close to 15% of all data processing.”IoT devices offer huge potential for electronic component manufacturers, but this is clearly not where the value will stop. Most of the added value in IoT solutions will come from the processing of the generated data”, explains Dr Eric Mounier, Senior Technology & Market Analyst at Yole Développ...

The latest report from IDTechEx, "Conductive Ink Markets 2014-2024: Forecasts, Technologies, Players" predicts that the conductive ink and paste market will experience a Compound Annual Growth Rate (CAGR) of 4.5% over the next 10 years. Generating $1.6bn (USD) in 2014, this market is segmented, consisting of many emerging and mature markets. Growth will be unevenly spread with several target markets experiencing rapid growth while others decline.

AnIDTechEx report, "Wearable Technology 2014-2024: Technologies, Markets, Forecasts", has found that the fragmented industry of wearable electronics will have noclear leaders in what will be a $70 billion plus business in 2024 with 12,000 developers and manufacturers.

Last Christmas, there was huge demand, from Japan to the UK, for the neurowear clip-on of floppy ears driven by brain waves to reflect your mood. They would have been played with for one day and then put away forever. Such novelty peaks can be expected with many forms of wearable technology as it enters its manic phase with hugely overpriced acquisitions. Facebook is buying Oculus VR, a tiny Californian company specialising in virtual reality hea...

Wearable technology mainly concerns devices and apparel/textiles. Devices are discrete electronic and electrical hardware sold on its own for bodywear. It may be utilised by being attached to apparel or by constituting worn accessories such as electronic watches and earphones. Glasses, jewellery, headgear, belts, armwear, wristwear, legwear, footwear and even skin patches are involved and the device business is already large.

A 2D material with exceptional properties, graphene is the focus of Yole Développement's latest report: "Graphene materials for opto & electronic applications". With properties including ultrahigh electrical and thermal conductivities, wide-range optical transmittance and excellent mechanical strength and flexibility, graphene is a promising material for emerging and existing applications in printed & flexible circuitry, ultrafast ...

Already a large and well-established business, transparent conductive sheets (on glass or other substrates) are used in a variety of applications. The non-display sector alone (including touch) is set to generate $1.4 billion in 2014 at the sheet level. This is a fast growing sector with a 6% CAGR between 2014 and 2024.