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The Leverage Effect of Photonics Technologies: the European Perspective automotive lighting are fast growing markets, in which European organisations are major players. However, also here Asian and American companies are picking up quickly. Advanced lighting The following important conclusions can be drawn from this assessment: ● The EU is strong in lighting related research, from different disciplines including technology and social sciences (e.g. design and human perception). ● Manufacturing of LED and OLED is limited in Europe. ● Consumer lighting and highly specialized lighting fixtures are well established in Europe, where the major manufacturers are located. ● The actual use of advanced lighting in final markets is still limited, but shows a strong potential growth. 3.5.3 Present versus future Many of the current developments in the lighting, especially around LEDs, are focused on cost reduction. By 2012 the incandescent light bulbs will be banned in Europe and this transition will drive demand and price reductions in LED lighting. Further developments alongside organic and inorganic LEDs are also possible e.g. light emitting nanowires and quantum dots and possibly large areas light emitting plastics. Large area light emitting OLED panels may also offer new functionalities as well as further reduction of energy consumption. There will also be continued development of advanced light sources for scientific and specific industrial applications. Many of these will be lasers, which are addressed separately in this report, but the markets, applications and impact for many specialist non-lasing light sources will follow similar dynamics to laser developments and thus the laser section can be referred to for the value chain analysis for such specialist sources. 72 / 190 The survey results show that advanced lighting will not have a strong impact on the manufacturing processes of the enabled manufacturing industries. Dependency on advanced lighting is today limited and will not change significantly looking at 2020.
The Leverage Effect of Photonics Technologies: the European Perspective Advanced Lighting (Survey Score Indicating Importance) Oil and Gas Exploration Printing & Publishing Activities Manufacture of Electronics and Optical Equipment 4,0 3,5 3,0 2,5 2,0 1,5 1,0 0,5 0,0 Manufacture of Vehicles and Large Machinery Manufacturing of Fine Chemicals and Pharmaceuticals Food and Beverage Production Manufacturing of Textiles and Clothing Media Production and Broadcasting 2010 2020 Figure 16: Overview of added value to competitiveness of lighting technologies to enabled manufacturing industries based on photonics survey. Looking at the final markets, this picture is fundamentally different. Most of the final markets assessed show significant and even fundamental changes. Advanced Lighting (Survey Score Indicating Importance) Recreation, Culture and Education Environmental Monitoring and Protection Retail & Services Medicine & Healthcare Activities 4,0 3,5 3,0 2,5 2,0 1,5 1,0 0,5 0,0 Defence and Security Activities Aviation and Space Infrastructure Road & Rail Transport and Logistics Infrastructure Water Supply Telecommunications Infrastructure Construction and Built Environment Science, Research & Development Electricity Generation & Supply 2010 2020 Figure 17: Overview of added value to competitiveness of lighting technologies to final markets based on photonics survey. 73 / 190
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