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Research and Markets Adds Report on Quantum Dots

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Mar 31 2014

Research and Markets has announced the addition of the "Quantum Dots Market by Product, Application, Material & Geography - Forecast & Analysis (2013 - 2020)" report to their offering.

'Quantum Dots (QD)' are the latest and the most advanced parts of semiconductor nanoparticles, which, currently, are at the pre-commercialized stage. Due to their miniature property they are highly versatile and flexible and the uniqueness of the QD material lays in the fact that its power intensity depends on the input source and size of QD. One of the major segments that have been developing in the field of quantum display is QD Displays (QDD). A QD display is a type of display technology providing better features as compared to Cathode Ray Tubes (CRT) and Liquid Crystal Displays (LCD). This technology is similar to Organic Light Emitting Diode (OLED) that provides more efficient displays. QDD provides 50 to 100 times better brightness in comparison to the CRT display and LCD. LCD does not produce a pure green, red, and blue color. On the other hand, Quantum Dots Displays produce pure colors.

QD LED and QDD are expected to get fully commercialized by the end of 2015-16, as there are strong R&D activities going on in this field, and in solid-state lighting. However, companies have launched QD LED lamps, but the current market for QD LED lamps and the other lighting products is very small.

The healthcare industry is one of the key areas of QD technology. There are numerous applications in the biomedical and biotechnology field that are already being exposed to QD technology and, hence, it accounts for the largest percentage of the Quantum Dots market, on the whole. Applications in biomedical and biotechnology fields are expected to increase as and when the technology progresses.

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Market by Product