Smart Materials
Smart materials opening up smarter solutions
Smart materials offer differentiated functionalities resulting in smart applications. Primarily limited to space and defense applications earlier, use cases of smart materials are increasing rapidly in industries such as aerospace, automotive, manufacturing, electronics, and construction. The rapid adoption of the internet of things is one of the key growth levers.
Our solutions help you evaluate potential, major use cases, key collaboration partners, etc. for a range of emerging and established smart materials, and thus formulate effective innovation and growth strategy.
Our solutions help you evaluate potential, major use cases, key collaboration partners, etc. for a range of emerging and established smart materials, and thus formulate effective innovation and growth strategy.
Key areas of focus
- Shape memory alloys
- Piezoelectric materials
- Electrostrictive materials
- Magnetostrictive materials
- Chromic materials
- Self-healing materials
- Phase change materials
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Chemicals & Materials
Sci-fi becoming a Reality with Smart Materials
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What are smart materials?
Materials are basic to every manufacturing process; the smarter they get, the better will be the product. The smart materials market deals with typically designed materials, whose physical properties can be altered through controlling their operational environment...
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Self-healing Polymer Opportunity Assessment
Leading advanced materials & specialty chemicals company aimed at understanding various existing & upcoming self-healing technologies focused on polymers to assess new business opportunities and determine strategic direction in terms of development, collaboration, and acquisition . . .
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Chemicals & Materials
Smart materials – Promises And Opportunities
Smart materials react to changes in external stimulus such as stress, temperature, moisture, pH, magnetic & electric field, light, pressure etc. Increasing technological advancements have resulted in increased use of developed materials rather than conventional materials such as polymers, metal, and glass. Increasing number of e...
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Few key questions clients are asking us in the area of Smart Materials
What are potential new business opportunities within the smart materials space?
How do various intelligent glass technologies compare with each other?
What’s the market and technology landscape for chromic materials?
Which phase change materials are likely to win in the future?
Which are potential partners for collaboration / acquisition within piezoelectric materials space?
What’s the patent landscape for shape memory alloys?
