This report concerns a new market for wearable electronics that awaits those prepared to make formulations and intermediate materials for the new 2D and 3D electronic printing, in-mold electronics and other processes. These and similar processes discussed in the report are being adopted over the coming decade because wearable electronics is changing its form radically, the better to comply with physical and economic needs as the report explains. The change of materials, suppliers and processes is driven by the fact that the new e-skin patches, e-textiles, stretchable, tightly rollable devices and so on cannot be made with the old "components in a box" approach. Electronics must become transparent or disappear into everyday objects such as spectacle frames for example. Suppliers are needed for formulations and intermediate materials at the heart of this new electronics and electrics. Premium pricing awaits. The report evaluates how wearable electronics offers these suppliers over $100 billion in cumulative material sales over the coming decade. This report is written for these suppliers as the only comprehensive, up-to-date analysis of the whole scene that focuses on materials needed rather than the finished devices. It has many figures and tables of explanation, analysis and market value prediction for 2015-2025 for both the materials and the complete devices. The appraisal and prediction is based on interviews worldwide in many languages, searches of proprietary IDTechEx databases and other sources and recent conference presentations, not least those at the successful recent IDTechEx events on the subject. The report is global in reach and sourced by recent extensive travel to universities, research centres, events and companies worldwide. It assesses the activities of key players and it evaluates the gaps in the emerging materials market for wearable electronics and electrics. What is the need for inorganic and organic compounds and composites by molecule and atom and for which allotropes of carbon? In what form such as ink or pre-coated film? It is all here. The report forms part of a series of reports on markets and technology for the booming market for wearable electronics. Respectively they cover the whole business, that for animals and the enabling e-textiles, stretchable electronics, printed electronics, 3D printing, structural electronics and energy harvesting.

1. Wearable Technology Materials 2015-2025
This report concerns a new market for wearable electronics that awaits those prepared to make formulations and intermediate materials for the new 2D and 3D
electronic printing, in-mold electronics and other processes. These and similar processes discussed in the report are being adopted over the coming decade
because wearable electronics is changing its form radically, the better to comply with physical and economic needs as the report explains.
The change of materials, suppliers and processes is driven by the fact that the new e-skin patches, e-textiles, stretchable, tightly rollable devices and so on cannot
be made with the old "components in a box" approach. Electronics must become transparent or disappear into everyday objects such as spectacle frames for
example. Suppliers are needed for formulations and intermediate materials at the heart of this new electronics and electrics. Premium pricing awaits.
The report evaluates how wearable electronics offers these suppliers over $100 billion in cumulative material sales over the coming decade. This report is written
for these suppliers as the only comprehensive, up-to-date analysis of the whole scene that focuses on materials needed rather than the finished devices. It has
many figures and tables of explanation, analysis and market value prediction for 2015-2025 for both the materials and the complete devices.
The appraisal and prediction is based on interviews worldwide in many languages, searches of proprietary IDTechEx databases and other sources and recent
conference presentations, not least those at the successful recent IDTechEx events on the subject. The report is global in reach and sourced by recent extensive
travel to universities, research centres, events and companies worldwide. It assesses the activities of key players and it evaluates the gaps in the emerging
materials market for wearable electronics and electrics. What is the need for inorganic and organic compounds and composites by molecule and atom and for
which allotropes of carbon? In what form such as ink or pre-coated film? It is all here. The report forms part of a series of reports on markets and technology for
the booming market for wearable electronics. Respectively they cover the whole business, that for animals and the enabling e-textiles, stretchable electronics,
printed electronics, 3D printing, structural electronics and energy harvesting.
table Of Contents
1. Executive Summary And Conclusions
1.1. Premium-priced New Materials
1.2. Organic, Inorganic And Composite In New Forms
1.3. Assembly Technologies
1.4. Survey Results Of Interest To Materials Suppliers
1.4.1. Analysis
1.4.2. Highest Volume Formulations: Commoditisation Risk
1.4.3. Broadest Use: De-risking Investment
1.5. The Global Device Market Value By Applicational Sector 2015-2025
1.5.1. Global Device Market Value 2015-2025
2. Chemicals And Intermediates For Future Wearable Electronics
2.1. Introduction
2.1.1. The Electronics Value Chain Favors Materials Suppliers
2.1.2. Electronic Capabilities Required
2.2. Materials Needed For The New Electronics
2.2.1. Introduction
2.2.2. Elements And Compounds
2.2.3. Metals Most Widely Needed - Survey Result
2.2.4. Inorganic Compounds Most Widely Needed - Survey Result
2.2.5. Importance Of Iii-iv Compounds
2.2.6. Allotropes Of Carbon Most Widely Needed - Survey Result
2.2.7. Organic Compounds Most Widely Needed - Survey Results
2.3. Survey Results For Lithium Salts
2.4. Less Prevalent Or Less Established Formulations
3. Structural Electronics For Wearables
3.1. Introduction
3.2. Megatrend
3.3. Benefits And Challenges
3.4. Smart Skin
3.5. Rollout
3.6. Some Key Enabling Technologies
3.6.1. Smart Materials
3.7. Printed And Flexible Electronics
3.7.1. Introduction And Examples
3.7.2. Basic Printed Modules
3.7.3. Printed Electronics In Structural Electronics
3.7.4. 2d Titanium Carbide
3.8. 3d Printing
3.8.1. Description And Benefits
3.8.2. 3d Printing Materials
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2. 3.8.3. New 3dp Materials
3.8.4. Adding Electronic And Electrical Functions
3.8.5. The Future
3.8.6. Printed Graphene Batteries
3.9. Detailed Analysis
3.10. Nasa Leading The Way
4. E-textiles
4.1. Why? What?
4.2. Ultimate Dream
4.3. Harsh Reality
4.4. Road Map
4.5. What It Is Not: A Materials Appraisal
4.5.1. General
4.6. Woven Not For Apparel
4.6.1. Example: Lumitex Woven Fiber Optic Panels
4.7. Challenges And Opportunities
4.7.1. Overview
4.7.2. Main Materials Used For Textile Electronics Of All Types
4.8. Results Of Survey Of E-fiber Projects For E-textiles
4.9. Nothing Inevitable About E-fibers
4.10. Potential Benefits Of E-fibers
4.11. Timeline For E-fibers
4.12. Examples Of E-textiles Not Reliant On E-fibers
4.13. Poor Alignment Of Development Programs To Addressable Market
4.13.1. Disposable Vs Washable
4.13.2. Woven And Flexible, Washable Tags
4.13.3. Cnt Coating Of Weavable Fiber Supercapacitors
4.13.4. Cnt Coating Of Weavable Fiber For Achieving Improved Conductivity.
4.13.5. Vacuum Deposited Organics On Thread
4.13.6. Zinc Oxide Nanowire Coating Of Weavable Fibers For Piezoelectricity
4.13.7. Product Integration And Manufacturing Technology
5. Stretchable Electronics
5.1. Introduction
5.2. Holst Centre Netherlands
5.3. Dupont Usa
6. Company Profiles
6.1. Adidas/textronics
6.2. Bando Chemical Industries
6.3. Fujikura Kasei Co Ltd
6.4. Grafen Chemical Industries
6.5. Gsi
6.6. Paper Battery
6.7. Samsung
6.8. Sekisui Chemical Co Ltd
6.9. Soligie
6.10. Sumitomo Chemical And Cdt
6.11. T-ink Idtechex Research Reports Idtechex Consultancy
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