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2024
11 Nov 2024

AI-Driven Battery Technology 2025-2035: Technology, Innovation and Opportunities

IDTechEx Report: Daniel Parr and Dr Xiaoxi He
19 Aug 2024

Carbon Dioxide Utilization 2025-2045: Technologies, Market Forecasts, and Players

IDTechEx Report: Eve Pope
14 Aug 2024

Li-ion Battery Market 2025-2035: Technologies, Players, Applications, Outlooks and Forecasts

IDTechEx Report: Dr Alex Holland
10 Jul 2024

Arieca

Arieca creates thermal materials based on a liquid metal embedded elastomer formulation with potential for specific applications including the semiconductor market.
3 Jul 2024

Flexible Batteries Market 2025-2035: Technologies, Forecasts, and Players

IDTechEx Report: Daniel Parr and Dr Xiaoxi He
1 Jul 2024

Carbon Capture, Utilization, and Storage (CCUS) Markets 2025-2045: Technologies, Market Forecasts, and Players

IDTechEx Report: Eve Pope
16 May 2024

Thermal Interface Materials 2024-2034: Technologies, Markets, and Forecasts

IDTechEx Report: Yulin Wang and Dr James Edmondson
3 Apr 2024

Advanced Li-ion Battery Technologies 2024-2034: Technologies, Players, Forecasts

IDTechEx Report: Dr Alex Holland
15 Feb 2024

Materials Informatics 2024-2034: Markets, Strategies, Players

IDTechEx Report: Sam Dale
12 Jan 2024

Stratus Materials

Stratus Materials are an early-stage US company developing a next generation manganese-rich Li-ion cathode material, termed LXMO.
11 Jan 2024

Liquid X — Functional Electronics Fabrication

An IDTechEx analyst talked with Liquid X, a Carnegie Mellon University spin-off focusing on the advanced material manufacture of functional metallic inks to replace physical wires. The applications cover multiple industries, including sensors, heating elements, smart textiles and many others
2023
30 Aug 2023

Mobile Robotics in Logistics, Warehousing and Delivery 2024-2044

IDTechEx Report: Yulin Wang and Dr James Jeffs
21 Aug 2023

Li-ion Batteries and Battery Management Systems for Electric Vehicles 2024-2034

IDTechEx Report: Dr Alex Holland, Dr James Edmondson and Dr James Jeffs
18 Aug 2023

Lithium Balance

Lithium Balance are a Danish developer of Li-ion battery management systems. The company were acquired by Sensata in 2021.
21 Apr 2023

AI for Sustainability: How Materials Informatics is Driving Change

Materials informatics is the application of data-driven methods, including machine learning techniques, to the field of materials science. This important part of the digital transformation toolbox for the materials industry has wide-ranging benefits, but the ability to enhance the sustainability of materials and their manufacturing processes could be the most impactful of these.
24 Jan 2023

Solid-State and Polymer Batteries 2023-2033: Technology, Forecasts, Players

IDTechEx Report: Dr Xiaoxi He
2022
13 Oct 2022

Citrine Informatics

Citrine Informatics provides a materials/chemicals informatics platform which is deployed to customers as a cloud service. The company believes it leads on training on small datasets. IDTechEx spoke to Citrine Informatics' CEO and Co-founder Greg Mulholland and Director of Marketing Joshua Tappan.
6 Oct 2022

Nanoprinting Electrodes for Customized Treatments of Disease

Researchers have pioneered the CMU Array—a new type of microelectrode array for brain computer interface platforms. It holds the potential to transform how doctors are able to treat neurological disorders.
16 Sep 2022

Multi-Electrode Printed Bioelectronic Patches

Using thin-film electronic patches or the so-called electronic "tattoos" for biomonitoring is paving the way for the future of healthcare in terms of better signal quality, higher patient comfort and wearability.
6 Sep 2022

Accelerating Commercialisation of Soft and Stretchable Electronics

The next generation of robotic technology will produce soft machines and robots that are safe and comfortable for direct physical interaction with humans and for use in fragile environments. Unlike rigid electronics, soft and stretchable electronics can be used to create wearable technologies and implantable electronics where safe physical contact with biological tissue and other delicate materials is essential.