Global Nanodevices and Nanomachines Market Growth Drivers, Opportunities and Challenges 2020-2026
Summary - A
new market study, titled “Nanodevices and Nanomachines: The Global Market ” has
been featured on WiseGuyReports.
If nanomachines are narrowly
defined as nanoscale (i.e., measuring 100 nanometers or less) mechanical,
electromechanical or biologically-based devices, the near-term market for these
devices is practically non-existent. Most of these devices are still at the
early research and development stage, and it is uncertain how many will even
make it to market by 2028. Therefore, this report extends its definition of the
term “nanomachines” to include most types of electromechanical devices that
interact with their environments on a nanoscale level to accomplish specific
tasks or purposes.
At the sub-100-nanometer scale, the properties that characterize
larger systems do not necessarily apply to nanoscale devices or the materials
used to fabricate them. As mechanisms get smaller, the relative amount of
interfacial area becomes much larger and surface forces become stronger. The
combination of friction and irreversible sticking, called “stiction,” can cause
nanoscale devices to fail. One of the challenges to making nanorobots work well
is getting them to move through body fluids, which are like molasses to
something as small as a nanorobot. Researchers are working on solutions to
these and other challenges, but the long-term outlook is promising.
The total market for all nanomachine types was worth REDACTED in
2017. The market is expected to grow to REDACTED in 2018, then to nearly
REDACTED in 2023 and then to REDACTED in 2028, at a compound annual growth rate
(CAGR) of REDACTED between 2018 and 2023 and then REDACTED between 2023 and
2028.
Reasons for Doing This Study
From a 2018 perspective, it is impossible to foresee all of the
impacts of nanomachines on science, medicine and industry, but the impacts are
likely be tremendous. It would be surprising if nanomachines were not
surrounded by a great deal of hype considering their potential. This hype
includes both rosy predictions of the ways in which nanomachines could serve
mankind, as well as apocalyptic scenarios, such as the one in which
out-of-control self-replicating robots consume all the biomass on Earth while
building more of themselves.
Even the positive hype carries risk of a backlash, as it can
create unrealistic expectations for nanotechnology. People tend to withdraw
when expectations are not met, or worse, they turn oppositional. As a result,
legitimate nanomachine technologies and applications are hurt, along with the
pseudos, as funding and markets dry up.Report Scope:
The report covers all types of nanomechanical and molecular
nanomachines in use or known to be under development as of early 2018,
including:
- Electromechanical devices that interact with the environment on a nanoscale
level to accomplish specific tasks or purposes.
- Electromechanical devices with outer dimensions measured in nanometers.
- Molecular machines that are not mechanical or electromechanical in nature but
employ molecular-scale biological components that produce quasi-mechanical
actions or outputs in response to specific stimuli.
- A pragmatic decision was made to exclude certain types of devices from the
report that technically fit the definition of the term
"nanotechnology." Nanoscale semiconductors are excluded, as they have
been analyzed comprehensively elsewhere and would overwhelm other nanomachine
technologies by their sheer volume.
The time frame for the analysis is the period from 2017 to 2028
to allow for the fact that many of the devices analyzed by the report are still
in the research and development phase but could reach the commercial market by
2028. The market values estimated or imputed for various segments represent the
direct cost to the user or investor. These values are expressed in 2017
dollars, and no attempt has been made to adjust them for inflation.
Report Includes:
- 33 tables
- Detailed overview of the global market for nanodevices and nanomachines
within the nanotechnology industry
- Analyses of global market trends with data from 2017, estimates for 2018, and
projections of compound annual growth rates (CAGRs) from 2018 through 2023 and
2023 through 2028
- Characterization and quantification of global market for nanodevices and
nanomachines by type, application, technology, end user, and geographical
region
- Information on electromechanical devices that interact with the environment
on a nanoscale level to accomplish specific tasks or purposes
- Critical analysis of the changing regulatory environment with focus on
political landscape and legal and regulatory dimensions
- A relevant patent analysis, and number of U.S. patents issued for
nanomachine-related developments
- Company profiles of major players in the market, including ExxonMobil,
Hummingbird Scientific LLC, JEOL Ltd., Lockheed Martin, Oxford Instruments and
Thermo Fisher Scientific
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