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The Leverage Effect of Photonics Technologies: the European Perspective Technology area Top 4 leveraged industries and markets 2010 /2010 LIM 2010 LIM 2020 Scanning, sensing & imaging Information, communication and networks Manufacture of Electronics and Optical Equipment 70% 79% Telecommunications Infrastructure 69% 71% Science, Research & Development 68% 72% Aviation and Space Infrastructure 55% 69% Medical and Healthcare Activities 47% 69% Telecommunications Infrastructure 81% 81% Science, Research & Development 65% 72% Manufacture of Electronics and Optical Equipment 64% 70% Media Production and Broadcasting 59% 75% Screens & displays Media Production and Broadcasting 65% 77% Defence and Security Activities 55% 61% Aviation and Space Infrastructure 51% 61% Printing & Publishing Activities 49% 55% Medicine & Healthcare Activities 46% 61% Recreation, Culture and Education 43% 67% Advanced lighting Manufacture of Electronics and Optical Equipment 38% 49% Manufacture of Vehicles and Large Machinery 37% 54% Science, Research & Development 33% 45% Defence and Security Activities 30% 40% Construction and build environment 1% 68% Photonic energy systems Electricity Generation & Supply 34% 73% Aviation and Space Infrastructure 26% 46% Construction and Built Environment 22% 71% Science, Research & Development 18% 30% Environmental Monitoring and Protection 11% 35% Laser systems Science, Research & Development 71% 71% Telecommunications Infrastructure 67% 64% Manufacture of Electronics and Optical Equipment 62% 72% Manufacture of Vehicles and Large Machinery 59% 73% Defence and Security Activities 53% 69% Table 3: Overview on the top 4 leveraged enabled manufacturing industries and final markets of the six photonic technologies, based on an assessment made by experts of their dependency in 2010. 112 / 190
The Leverage Effect of Photonics Technologies: the European Perspective Several sectors including Information, networks & communication, Laser systems and Scanning, sensing & imaging and Screens & Displays have notably high leverage across at least 4 industries and markets. This illustrates not just that a single photonics technology has broad leverage, but very high leverage in many areas and one photonics technology can underpin development in diverse end markets. However, this analysis must be accompanied by two other perspectives: 1. The overall leverage of a photonics technology on European industry and markets must be accompanied by a reflection of the actual size of the enabled manufacturing industries and final markets. 2. The analysis is based on the assessment in 2010. To draw conclusions for innovation policy, these figures need to be compared to the assessment for 2020. Leverage of enabled manufacturing industries will increase significantly The next analysis shows the result of the assessment of the differences between the expert views on the overall importance of the six photonic technologies regarding 2010 and 2020. As this is an average of the survey results over all enabled manufacturing industries and final markets, this distinction can be made looking at the results. The first result shows the outcomes of the survey looking at the photonic technologies and their dependency towards competitiveness regarding the enabled manufacturing industries (2010 and 2020). 50% 45% 40% 2010 2020 35% 30% 25% 20% 15% 10% 5% 0% Scan., sens & Imag. Inf, comm & netw. Screens & Displays Laser systems Adv. Lighting Phot En. Syst. Figure 25: Overview of the average LIMs on photonic technologies of enabled manufacturing industries, comparing the scores on 2010 and 2020. 113 / 190
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