Stringent emission regulations and changing customer preferences necessitate a rethinking of the automotive sector offerings to adapt to the evolving technology landscape. The publisher's FutureTech Series Report, ‘Computer on wheels: key disruptive forces in automotive', categorizes key innovation areas in the automotive sector as emerging, accelerating, and maturing based on their rate of growth in innovation. It also casts light on patent grants, major geographies, top players, and recent developments in emerging innovation areas such as graphene batteries, gesture sensing AR/VR interfaces, vehicle relay attack prevention, autonomous lane change, and hydrogen ICE fuel tanks. The awareness, knowledge, and expertise on these innovation areas can transform business models, decision-making, and strategic thinking that directly influence research and development, collaboration, acquisition, and investment decisions.
Automotive sector major drivers, trends, select innovation areas in the automotive sector and their leading patent filers, and the disruptive potential of twelve innovation areas as highlighted by innovation drivers, recent developments, patent trends, top players, and anticipated tech advancements in the automotive sector.
Automotive sector major drivers, trends, select innovation areas in the automotive sector and their leading patent filers, and the disruptive potential of twelve innovation areas as highlighted by innovation drivers, recent developments, patent trends, top players, and anticipated tech advancements in the automotive sector.
Scope
- Key disruptive forces in the automotive sector - presents the major drivers, trends, and emerging, accelerating, and maturing innovation areas with disruptive potential in the automotive sector.
- Emerging innovation areas - overview of select emerging innovation areas to capture their disruptive potential, innovation drivers, recent developments, patents trends, and top players.
- Outlook - presents anticipated tech advancements in the automotive sector.
Reasons to Buy
- The publisher's FutureTech Series Reports are aimed at capturing futuristic technologies which have the potential to disrupt tomorrow. These technologies are constantly changing, adapting, and progressing to enable a paradigm shift in our daily lives. The awareness, knowledge, and expertise of these topics help transform business models and strategic thinking with an in-depth understanding of megatrends that can directly influence patenting, collaboration, acquisition, and investment decisions.
Table of Contents
1. Key disruptive forces the automotive sector - major drivers, trends, S curve highlighting the emerging, accelerating, and maturing innovation areas, 3-year vs 1-year growth in published patents for innovation areas, and innovation areas definitions, patent published trend, and major patent filers.2. Emerging innovation areas - the disruptive potential of key innovation areas as highlighted by the underlying data signals involving patents, innovation drivers, recent developments, and top players.
3. Outlook - anticipated tech advancements in automotive.
Companies Mentioned (Partial List)
A selection of companies mentioned in this report includes, but is not limited to:
- AGC
- Albemarle
- Alphabet
- Amara Raja
- Appear
- Apple
- Applied Materials
- Ashok Leyland
- Basemark
- BASF
- BiTECH
- BlackBerry
- BMW
- Boeing
- BorgWarner
- BYD
- Central Glass
- CJ Automotive
- Compagnie de Saint-Gobain
- Continental
- Cox Enterprises
- Cummins
- Dai Nippon Printing
- Denso
- Dewey Electronics
- Elia Group
- Emerson Electric
- Epicor
- Fanuc
- FEV
- Few Fahrzeugelektrikwerk
- Flex
- Ford
- Fraunhofer-Gesellschaft
- Fujifilm Holdings
- General Motors
- Global Graphene
- GMG
- Gogoro
- Goodyear
- Halliburton
- Hero Electric
- Hitachi
- Holoride
- Honda
- Honeywell International
- Huf Hulsbeck & Furst
- Hyundai
- IBM
- IMAGINEERING
- Ishihara Sangyo Kaisha
- JNC Corporation
- JTEKT
- Kia
- Kobe Steel
- Lear
- LG
- Loar
- Maruti Suzuki
- Mazda
- Mercedes-Benz
- Meta Materials
- Meta Platforms
- MG Hector
- Microsoft
- MicroStrategy
- Mitsubishi Electric
- Mondragon Corporacion Cooperativa
- Nanotek Instruments
- NEC
- Neuron Energy
- Nexeon
- Nippon Seiki
- Nippon Sheet Glass
- Nissan
- NXP Semiconductors
- Oncor
- Orbital Corporation
- ORECA
- Panasonic
- Peloton Technology
- Phoenix Contact E-Mobility
- Porsche
- POSCO
- PPG Industries
- Rane
- Renault
- Rivian
- Robert Bosch
- Samsung
- San Diego Gas
- Sekisui Chemical
- Semiconductor Energy Laboratory
- Shin-Etsu Chemical
- Siemens
- Sony
- Strong Force
- Sumitomo Electric
- Sumitomo Metal Mining
- Syncron
- Tata Motors
- TATSUNO
- Tesla
- Toda Kogyo
- Tokai Rika
- Toray Industries
- Toyoda Iron Works
- Toyota Motors
- Transient Plasma Systems
- TSMC
- Valeo
- Vitro SAB de CV
- Volkswagen
- Volvo
- Westport Fuel Systems
- Winterthur Gas & Diesel
- WiTricity
- Yazaki
