Printed Electronics Market is estimated to be US$ 52.32 billion by 2030 with a CAGR of 22.1% during the forecast period
The term "Printed
Electronics" refers
to a collection of various techniques used to print electronic components onto
a range of substrates. It is anticipated that the printed electronics industry
would be driven by the rising demand for wearable technology and thinner
electronics. Additional applications for printed electronics include flexible
keyboards, antennas, and electronic skin patches. The global market for printed
electronics is also anticipated to benefit from technological developments in
this industry. For instance, printed electronics are being used to make
interactive books, posters, flexible screens, and intelligent labels. The
advantages of printed electronics, including their greater security,
flexibility, and cost-effectiveness of a wide range of goods in many industrial
sectors, are also anticipated to grow the printed electronics market globally.
Region Analysis:
The Printed Electronics market in Asia Pacific
accounted for fastest market growth over the forecast period. The significant
market share can be largely ascribed to the growing use of printed electronics
in consumer electronics applications. The APAC region's market is predicted to
maintain its leadership status while expanding at the quickest CAGR throughout
the forecast period.
Key Development:
·
In January 2022 – In Las Vegas,
Nevada, during the Consumer Electronics Event, the largest electronics trade
show in the world, Brewer Science, Inc. will showcase a few products from its
Smart Devices and Printed Electronics Foundry. This will include the recently
launched InFlect® 300-mm, 100-Pixel Temperature Sensor Array and the InFlect
Bend/Strain Sensor from Brewer Science, as well as other well-liked sensor
platforms. All of these products will be available in 2022.
·
In October 2021 – Beyolex is a
brand-new thermoset stretchable film for printed electronics that Panasonic
Industrial Devices Sales Company of America, a division of Panasonic
Corporation of North America, is excited to launch.
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Segmentation:
The global Printed Electronics Market accounted
for US$ 6.9 billion in 2020 and is estimated to be US$ 52.32 billion by 2030
and is anticipated to register a CAGR of 22.1%. The global Printed Electronics
Market is segmented based on material, technology, application and region.
·
On the basis
of Material, the global Printed Electronics Market is segmented into Substrates
and Inks.
·
On the basis
of Technology, the global Printed Electronics Market is segmented into
flexography, ink-jet printing, gravure printing, screen printing, and others.
·
On the basis
of Application, the global Printed Electronics Market is segmented into
sensors, displays, batteries, RFID, lighting, photovoltaic and others.
·
On the basis
of region, the global Printed Electronics Market is segmented into North
America, Europe, Asia Pacific, Latin America, and Middle East & Africa.
Competitive
Analysis:
The key players operating in the global Printed
Electronics Market includes Thin Film Electronics ASA, T ink, Inc.,
NovaCentrix, Optomec Inc., Xerox Corporation, E.I.du Pont de Nemours and
Company, Vorbeck Materials Corporation, Inc., Intrinsiq Materials, Inc., BASF
SE, and E Ink Holding Inc.
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