'Thin films & coatings' Roadmap - Nano Mahidol

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Production Research & Development Phase (First applications) After first demonstrator models and prototypes, initial, usually prohibitively expensive, small amounts of products may be produced. At the same time, if these prove successful, companies will seek to upscale production processes. Generally at some point, demand increasing sufficiently to offset the investment needed to start bulk production. This phase ends at that point when is clear and possible to start this bulk production. Mass production and incremental research (Mass production) The final development phase, in this phase production has reached bulk amounts and research focuses on incrementally improving the products. After this phase even more phases can be discerned (market maturity, end of life cycle, etc.) but these have not been taken into account when creating the following figures. 27 Roadmap report on Thin films and coatings
Overview of current applications (2005) The figure presents an overview of the current state of development of different applications of thin films. The input data for the preparation of the figures in this section has been gathered from the experts participating in the Delphi panel. Basic R&D Applied R&D First Applications Mass production 28 Roadmap report on Thin films and coatings
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