Research and Markets has announced the addition of the "The Nanotechnology Opportunity Report (NOR) 2008, 3rd Edition" report to their offering.
The Nanotechnology Opportunity Report (NOR) 2008, 3rd Edition provides the most comprehensive report on the economic impact of nanotechnologies the author has released to date. The report contains over 1,000 pages, several thousand figures and tables, and offers full market forecasts for the key industrial sectors impacted by nanotech, including:
- Electronics & Semiconductors
- Textiles
- Energy
- Food
- Drug Delivery
- Chemicals & Advanced Materials
- Printing & Packaging
- Automotive
- Aerospace & Defense
- Medical Devices & Therapeutics
- Medical Diagnostics
The first edition of The Nanotechnology Opportunity Report in 2002 was described by NASA as “a breakthrough… the first complete report of the state of our field” and the new edition is the first complete picture of the economic impact of nanotechnologies.
Following ten years and billions of dollars of government funding the report charts the influence of nanotechnologies in shifting from merely observing nature to choreographing it.
Designed for corporate strategists and policy advisors, The Nanotechnology Opportunity Report 2008 looks at the current and future impact of nanotech based on sound and tested economic models based on technology diffusion, returns on government funded R&D and corporate R&D in over a thousand companies worldwide.
Our CEO explained, “In 2002 we predicted that there would be no nanotechnology industry and the recent failed IPOs and collapse of ‘pure play nanotech’ companies has shown the value of our rational approach to nanotechnologies. In the past seven years almost a billion dollars of venture capital money has been poured down the drain as a result of not understanding the crucial difference between a science project and a successful company. However there are increasing numbers of companies generating solid revenues from nanotechnologies.”
Value Of Nano-Enabled Products Reaches $166.6 Billion In 2008; Global Funding For Nanotechnology In 2008 Amounts To Over $25 Billion With A Billion Dollars Of Venture Capital Generating Scant Return
The author releases the Nanotechnology Opportunity Report™ (NOR), 3rd Edition, “the defining report in the field of nanotechnology” according to NASA.
While some lament the lack of nanotech IPOs, nanoscience has evolved over the last seven years since the first Nanotechnology Opportunity Report™ into a stable technology platform enabling a new range of higher value products.
This new edition of the NOR distils everything that the author has learned over the past ten years into one document. It highlights the companies and technologies making real returns on investment and questions whether VCs can invest in emerging technology in the 21st Century without rethinking their 20th Century business models.
CEO, Tim Harper explained, “In 2001 we predicted that there would not be a ‘nanotechnology industry’ and the recent slew of failed IPOs and collapse of ‘pure play nanotech’ companies has validated the value of the author’s rational approach. Almost a billion dollars of investors cash has been poured down the drain by investors who did not understand the crucial difference between a science project and a successful company, egged on by a plethora of nanotech ‘experts,’ while large corporations have laughed all the way to the bank.”
The new 1000-page Nanotechnology Opportunity Report, 3rd Edition, provides:
- New Content: Analysis and comprehensive reports on key market sectors including electronics, drug delivery, food, textiles and energy.
- New Data: on government funding, market sizes and rates of growth for key market sectors
- New Economic Model: The author’s model includes global and corporate R&D nanotech spending for thousands of companies, and provides growth predictions and nanotechnology penetration rates.
Key Findings:
- After ten years of R&D, maturing supply chains and quality control of nanomaterials is finally enabling higher value-added uptake.
- Most nanomaterials have been commoditized by existing industry players cutting start ups out of the game.
- The market for products enabled by nanotechnologies will reach US$ 263 billion by 2012.
- The highest growth rates will be in the convergence between bio- and nanotechnologies in the healthcare and pharmaceutical sectors.
Highlights:
- Company Profiles: Hundreds of company profiles from key market sectors
- Key Market Sector Analysis including market sizes, future growth rates, key companies, applicable nanotechnologies and their applications
- Cost and Benefit Analysis Tables for nanotechnologies’ application to market sector products
- Timeline Roadmaps for nanotechnologies’ application to market sector products
- Government Funding for nearly 40 countries, including methods of distribution, timescales for funding, and areas of focus.