Businesses are increasingly using robotics across a wide variety of industries, but many companies still fail to understand what’s currently possible with today’s technology or which vendors can provide the solutions they need. In our new report, “Building Robotics Solutions,” we create a framework for selecting robotics vendors based on the key capabilities and level of customization required.
There are significant obstacles in developing quantum computing that are currently limiting, and these obstacles will continue to challenge developers in the coming years. Over the next 10 years, it is uncertain if quantum computing will consistently outperform today's supercomputers for useful business-related problems, if at all.
COVID-19 poses major challenges for players in every industry, and companies are under tremendous pressure to reopen as quickly as possible, while adhering to regulatory guidelines and keeping employees safe. Our new report addresses the key technologies businesses need to adopt to fight against COVID-19 in the workplace.
Our new report outlines use cases already in practice in facets of the chemicals and materials industry and a vision for how digital technologies will reshape the chemicals and materials landscape in the coming decades.
We predict that it will take until between 2035 and 2040 for electric vehicles to make up more than half of all vehicle sales. While adoption was tracking ahead of forecasts pre-COVID-19, we believe that impacts from the pandemic will only cause short-term setbacks.
The largest use of bioinformatics is currently in pharmaceutical discovery, but new and far-reaching opportunities including risk assessment, safety, personalization, diagnostics, and traceability are making bioinformatics impactful across multiple industries, including food and agriculture.
Lux Research predicts that a renewable energy supply chain will take decades to establish, but can be cost-effective versus domestic wind and solar in Northern Europe, Southeast Asia, Japan, and Korea
All healthcare providers will be impacted by the adoption of these new technologies, which also offer opportunities to solve major challenges in healthcare, including rising costs, chronic diseases and aging, and physician burnout.
In our new report, “Emerging Materials Opportunities for the Apparel Industry,” we highlight four key megatrends that are driving this shift: the need for sustainability, functionality and differentiation, minimizing supply chain risks, and the trend toward personalization.
A host of digital innovations address the growing pressure to increase overall efficiencies and minimize risks within a rapidly evolving supply chain. Supply chain risks have been making headlines recently with the disruptions caused by the coronavirus.
