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Crossover motorcycles in new multi-billion dollar market
The new IDTechEx report, "Electric Motorcycles and Three Wheel Electric Vehicles 2015-2025" reveals gaps in the market as e-motorcycles and their three wheel derivatives become a multi-billion dollar market. One gap is the crossover between bikes and motorcycles created as a premium-priced product.
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Wearable sensors: enabling a $70bn wearable technology market by 2025
There will be over 3 billion sensors in wearable technology devices by 2025, with more than 30% being emerging sensor types.
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Prime time for printed sensors
The printed electronics industry shows a huge interest in sensors as it seeks to forget the failures from the past.
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Metal oxide backplanes are gaining commercial ground
The metal oxide backplane technology has many clear advantages.
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Electric Cars: The stakes are raised
A revolution is slicing through the car industry.
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Spray on power for electric vehicles and more
Load bearing structures that are also electronic or electrical are called structural electronics. This two-for-the-price-of-one approach can be more reliable, attractive and long-lived and it always saves space.
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Huge Growth of Printed Electronics USA - Event Report
About 2,800 people and 200 exhibitors from 40 countries attended the IDTechEx Printed Electronics USA event in Santa Clara last week - the world's largest event on the topic. Watch the highlights here.
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From the mouths of CEOs
The reasons why CEOs want to come to the IDTechEx Printed Electronics USA event.
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Samsung, Adidas, Jaguar Land Rover at Largest Emerging Tech Conference
IDTechEx features Printed Electronics, Wearable Tech, Energy Harvesting, IoT and 3D Printing
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The Internet of Things: Who will be the winners?
The Internet of Things is of great excitement to many of the world's largest consumer electronics companies because they seek the "next big thing", with existing markets in smart phones, tablets and computing saturating.