Research and Markets has announced the addition of the "Status of the CMOS Image Sensor Industry 2014" report to their offering.
As major technology changes continue to reshape the industrial landscape, a 10% CAGR is forecast for the CMOS image sensor market from 2013 - 2018. The market will reach a total value of US$13B by 2018, driven by consumer and automotive applications.
Many different applications are driving CMOS image sensor integration.
It's likely that the consumer market will benefit from new mobile technologies. As such, we foresee consumer applications (tablets, DSC etc.) to be the growth driver over the next five years (which is the opposite of the previous five years, which were driven exclusively by mobile applications).
Moreover, after being dominated by CCD, DSC applications are now shifting towards CMOS. And while DSLR will be a substitution market, the next wave is likely to be automotive applications, which could become CIS' third big market.
Indeed, the CIS sensor market in automotive is showing steady growth, which is expected to continue in the coming years; possibly become CIS' third-largest CIS market. Automotive also demands new technologies such as high dynamicrange sensors and near infra-red response, and will benefit (with appropriate optimization) from technology developments in the handset market.
A shift from driving assistance applications to security-based applications may imply significant quality and reliability design improvements in the near future, possibly leading to traditional automotive product providers entering the market with more exuberance.
Many other emerging applications are also set to drive CIS' future growth, such as wearable electronics (i.e. smart watches), machine vision, security & surveillance, and medical applications. These applications are likely to be in position for strong growth in the mid and long-term.
Key Topics Covered:
1. What we saw, what we missed
2. Changes for the 2013 report
3. Report objectives & scope
4. Executive summary
5. Introduction & background
6. Market forecasts & supply chain
7. Application focus
8. New & future technologies
9. Conclusions
10. Appendix
Companies Mentioned:
- ADIMEC
- AIE
- Acti Corp.
- Advantest
- Advasense
- Alexima
- Allied Vision Technology
- Anafocus
- Anteryon
- Aphesa
- Aptina Imaging
- Austria Microsystems
- Awaiba
- Axis Communication
- BYD
- Basler
- Bosch Security Systems
- Brainvision
- Brigates
- Brookman Technology
- CMOS Vision
- CMOSIS
- CMT Medical
- CSEM
- Caeleste
- Canon
- Carestream Dental
- Carestream Health
- Clairpixel
- Cognex
- Continental
- Crysview
- D-Link
- DEXIS
- DXG
- Dahua Technologies
- Delphi
- Denso
- Dongbu HiTek
- ELMOS
- EPFL
- Excico
- FLIR
- Fairchild Imaging
- Fondazione Bruno Kessler
- Forza Silicon
- Fotonic
- Foveon
- Fraunhofer
- Fujitsu
- GalaxyCore
- Gendex
- Given Imaging
- Grace Tech
- HHNEC-Grace
- HTC
- Hamamatsu Photonics
- Hejian
- Hella
- Hightec
- Hikvision
- Himax imaging
- IMEC
- IMS-Chips
- IO Industries
- ISDI
- ImageWorks
- Instrumentarium
- Intromedic
- Invendo Medical
- Invensense
- Invisage
- Invision Biometrics
- JAI
- JSR
- JVC/Altasens
- Jinshan Group
- KYEC
- Konica Minolta
- Kostal
- KunShan RuiXin Micro
- LG
- Lfoundry
- Lytro
- Magna
- Magneti Marelli
- Mantis Vision
- Medigus
- Melexis
- Micron
- Microsoft
- Mobotix
- Morita
- New Imaging Technologies
- Novatek
- ON Semi
- Odos Imaging
- Omnivision
- Omron
- Optex
- Owandy
- Oy Ajat
- PMD Technologies
- Panasonic
- Panavision Imaging
- Pelco
- Pelican Imaging
- PerkinElmer
- Philips
- Pixart
- PixelPlus
- Pixim
- Point Grey Research
- Powerchip
- Pyxalis
- Rad-icon
- Raytrix
- Rutherford Appleton Laboratory
- SETi
- SK Hynix
- Samsung
- Sarnoff
- e-con systems
- e2v
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