Accelerated by COVID-19, emerging digital technologies, especially AI and IoT, are fundamentally changing the consumer journey in the consumer product market. Our new report, “The Digital Transformation of the Consumer Journey,” outlines how companies can apply digital technology to enhance the consumer journey for their benefit.
The power generation sector in many countries faces the dual challenge of decarbonization without sacrificing the economic growth and rising electricity demand associated with increasing standards of living. In this blog, our Research Associate, Benjamin Torda, explores how as these countries embark on the energy transition to address this dual challenge, five key trends emerge.
Among all the topics and technologies that intersect across geothermal power generation, we have identified the following categories as key to driving future technology innovation: geothermal drilling, oil and gas wells, binary geothermal systems, and enhanced geothermal systems (EGS).
In this blog, Lux Research materials informatics expert, Xiao Zhong, Ph.D. dissects the pros and cons of working with a startup vs. starting an internal team for materials informatics.
On Fridays we highlight our Lux Take on the news for the week. Check out our thoughts on the latest emerging technology and innovation news for the past week. This week's round-up includes our researchers' coverage of Microsoft, GE, National Grid, LG Chem, Green Monday, and Apple.
In a new report, “The Future of Carbon Fiber Composites,” Lux Research outlines major challenges and opportunities carbon fibers and CFRPs face and how standardization and recycling are enabling the CFRP market to grow to a $64 billion industry by 2030.
COVID-19 has drastically changed the perception of hygiene and cleanliness, spurring interest in antimicrobial coatings, according to a new report from Lux Research. In the new report, “Antimicrobial Coatings at the Front Line of COVID-19,” Lux outlines key challenges and opportunities for coatings, additives, and materials innovation and how they will impact several major industries
Over the next 20 years, the chemicals and materials industries will face fundamental changes, forcing them to adopt new skills and develop new goals. These changes will have a major impact on the flow of both materials and information. In the new report “The Chemicals and Materials Company of 2040,” Lux Research outlines the factors impacting these industries and how they will cause large-scale change.
