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【英文タイトル】Smart Windows Materials Markets 2015-2022

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Executive Summary
E.1 Changes in Markets and Technologies Since Our Previous Report: The Comfort Factor
E.1.1 More Materials Enter the Smart Windows Space
E.1.2 Technology as Market Differentiator: Of Multi-functionality and Niches
E.2 Materials Opportunities in the Electrochromic Windows Space: Mid-Term Future for Smart Windows
E.2.1 EC Opportunity # 1: New Materials
E.2.2 EC Opportunity # 2: Wet Coating
E.3 Materials Opportunities in SPD Windows: The Once and Future?
E.4 Materials Opportunities in Photochromic Windows: Not Much Going On
E.4.1 Photochromic Opportunity # 1: New Markets with Old Materials
E.4.2 Photochromic Opportunity # 2: Improving on Existing Materials
E.4.3 Photochromic Opportunity # 3: Hybrid Photochromic/EC Platforms
E.5 Materials Opportunities in Thermochromic Windows: Many Kinds of Materials
E.5.1 Thermochromic Materials
E.6 Materials Opportunities in PDLC: Privacy Windows
E.6.1 PDLC Materials
E.7 Opportunities for Novel Materials: Hydrogels, Micro-blinds and Versioned Display Technologies
E.7.1 Hydrogels: Possible Platform for Multi-Functional Smart Windows
E.7.2 Electrophoretic and Electrowetting Technologies: Reversioning Displays
E.7.3 The Future of Micro-blinds
E.8 Firms to Watch in the Smart Windows Materials Space
E.8.1 Technology Providers: Critical Specifiers and Start-ups
E.8.2 Glass Companies: What Will China Do?
E.8.3 Specialty Chemical Companies: Waiting in the Wings
E.8.4 Can Display Firms Make Money in Smart Windows
E.9 Summary of Eight-Year Forecasts for Smart Windows Materials

Chapter One: Introduction
1.1 Background to This Report
1.1.1 Feeling Comfortable with Smart Windows: The Market Begins
1.1.2 Materials at Core: The Comfort Imperative
1.1.3 The Search for the Perfect Smart Window
1.2 Objective and Scope of This Report
1.3 Methodology of this Report
1.3.1 Data Collection
1.3.2 Forecasting Methodology
1.4 Plan of this Report

Chapter Two: Electrochromic Smart Windows
2.1 Electrochromic Smart Window Markets: Evolution
2.1.1 EC: A Generic Materials Platform
2.2 Electrochromic Materials Suitable for Smart Windows: Metal Oxides, Polymers and Viologens
2.2.1 Transition Metal Oxides (TMOs): Thoughts on Color
2.2.2 Polymers: Longevity a Problem
2.2.3 Reflective Hydride
2.2.4 Viologens and Gentex
2.2.5 From the Labs: The Latest Developments in EC Glass and Film
2.3 Manufacturing Developments: Need for Improvements
2.4 Products and Suppliers
2.4.1 The EC Windows Supply Chain
2.4.2 ChromoGenics (Sweden)
2.4.3 Continental Automotive Systems
2.4.4 EControl-Glas (Germany)
2.4.5 e-Chromic Technologies (United States)
2.4.6 Gentex (United States)
2.4.7 Gesimat (Germany)
2.4.8 NexTint (United States)
2.4.9 Sage Electrochromics (United States)
2.4.10 View
2.5 Eight-Year Forecasts of Electrochromic Materials in Smart Windows
2.5.1 Five Reasons to be Bullish about EC Smart Windows
2.5.2 A Note on Switching Speeds and How They Influence Materials Choice
2.5.3 Eight-Year Forecasts of Electrochromic Materials in Smart Windows
2.6 Key Points Made in this Chapter

Chapter Three: Photochromic and Hybrid Photochromic/ Electrochromic Smart Windows
3.1 Smart Photochromic Windows
3.1.1 Ability of Photochromic Materials to Provide a Platform for Smart Windows
3.2 Notable R&D in Photochromic Smart Windows
3.2.1 BNL and the University of California (United States)
3.2.2 Fraunhofer ISE (Germany)
3.2.3 TU Delft (The Netherlands)
3.3 SWITCH Materials (Canada)
3.3.1 Hybrid EC/Photochromic Materials Platforms
3.3.2 Funding
3.3.3 Test Installations
3.4 Other Suppliers: Photochromic Films for the Automotive Aftermarket and Building Retrofit
3.5 Eight-Year Forecasts of Photochromic Materials in Smart Windows
3.5.1 The Future of Pure Photochromic Films
3.5.2 Photochromic/Electrochromic Hybrids
3.6 Key Points Made in this Chapter

Chapter Four: Thermochromic Materials for Smart Windows
4.1 Thermochromic Windows Technology: State of the Art
4.1.1 Technology Characteristics
4.2 Main Materials Trends for Thermochromic Smart Windows
4.2.1 Thermochromic Materials: Requirements for Smart Windows
4.2.2 Current Thermochromic Materials Usage in the Smart Window Sector
4.3 Supply Chain Trends for Thermochromic Smart Windows
4.3.1 Suntek and Cloud Gel
4.3.2 Pleotint and Sunintuitive
4.3.3 RavenWindow
4.4 New R&D Trends: Nanotechnology and Other Improvements
4.4.1 Korea: Mixed Graphene with Vanadium Dioxide
4.4.2 Malaysia: Dopants for Vanadium Dioxide
4.4.3 China and Japan: Nanoscale Vanadium Dioxide and Thermochromic Polymers
4.4.4 Europe: Smart Thermochromic Photovoltaic Window
4.5 Eight-Year Forecasts of Thermochromic Materials in Smart Windows
4.6 Key Points Made in this Chapter

Chapter Five: Suspended Particle Devices (SPD)
5.1 SPD: Materials Platforms
5.2 Role of Research Frontiers
5.2.1 Applications Potential
5.3 Manufacturing of SPD by Hitachi and Others
5.4 Assessment of SPD Technology Performance
5.4.1 R&D Directions for SPD Technology Performance
5.5 Eight-Year Forecasts of SPD Materials in Smart Windows
5.5.1 Financial Performance of RFI
5.5.2 What comes next for SPD?
5.5.3 Eight-Year Forecasts of SPD
5.6 Key Points Made in this Chapter

Chapter Six: PDLC Privacy Glass
6.1 PLC: Trends and Uses
6.1.1 Technology, Variations and Future Improvements
6.1.2 The Dark Side of PDLC
6.1.3 PDLC: Likely Technology Developments
6.1.4 Scienstry and NPD-LCD
6.2 The PDLC Supply Chain
6.2.1 Systems Integrators
6.2.2 PDLC and the Glass Companies: NSG, Saint-Gobain and Isoclima
6.2.3 PDLC at Toray
6.3 PDLC in the Automobile Industry
6.4 Eight-Year Forecasts of PDLC Materials in Smart Windows
6.5 Key Points Made in this Chapter

Chapter Seven: Emerging Materials Platforms for Smart Windows
7.1 Alternatives to Current Smart Windows Platforms
7.2 Hydrogels for Smart Windows?
7.2.1 Likely Technology and Market Evolution
7.2.2 On the Potential for Multifunctional Coatings Using Hydrogels
7.2.3 East China University of Science and Technology (China)
7.2.4 Dong-A University (Korea)
7.2.5 Fraunhofer IAP (Germany)
7.3 Smart Windows from E-Paper Technology: University of Cincinnati
7.3.1 Electrophoretic Smart Windows
7.3.2 Electrowetting Smart Windows
7.4 Micro-blinds
7.4.1 Materials and Manufacturing for Micro-blinds
7.4.2 Performance Claims and Possible Applications
7.4.3 The Commercial Future of Micro-Blinds
7.5 Merck, Peer+ and Licrivision
7.5.1 Acquisition of Peer+
7.5.2 LC Smart Windows Technology
7.6 The Commercial Future of New Smart Windows Materials
7.7 Key Points Made in this Chapter

Chapter Eight: Summary of Eight-Year Forecasts of Smart Windows Materials
8.1 Background to Forecasts
8.2 Summary of Eight-Year Market Forecast by Type of Smart Windows Technology
8.3 Eight-Year Forecast by Substrate Technology
8.4 Eight-year Forecast of Smart Materials Used by Coating/Printing Technology


【レポート販売概要】

■ タイトル:スマートウィンドウ材料の世界市場2015-2022
■ 英文:Smart Windows Materials Markets 2015-2022
■ 発行日:2015年6月25日
■ 調査会社:n-tech Research
■ 商品コード:NTEC508002
■ 調査対象地域:グローバル
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