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The global nanorobotics systems market is anticipated to grow at a steady rate and will post a CAGR of more than 6% during the forecast period. The increasing popularity and promotion of entrepreneurship will drive the growth prospects for the global nanorobotics systems market during the forecast period. One of the main factors responsible for the development of micro- and nanorobots is the several initiatives undertaken by various universities and governments to promote the entrepreneurship. A number of universities such as the Stanford, Carnegie Mellon, and Harvard have incubation centers to help the young entrepreneurs by providing them the necessary support. Numerous entrepreneurs have started their businesses from these universities. One of the known companies in South Korea, called the Chonnam National University started and established its own company in the year 2011. The company is called Gwangju Technology Holding and is developed with the sole purpose to commercialize the technologies developed by its students, researchers, and faculty. Such initiatives revolutionize the technological developments since they provide ample opportunities for the students and researchers.
Conducting education quizzes and competition in various schools, colleges, universities, and research laboratories across the globe will drive the growth prospects for the market until the end of 2020. Several educational institutions organize competitions and science festivals to support the development of robotics. For instance, the Engineering and Physical Sciences Research Council (EPSRC) conducted UK Robotics week to encourage young minds from schools and colleges to come up with design and engineering solutions for the development of robotics.
The global nanorobotics systems market is highly fragmented due to the presence of a number of vendors. Since the market for the nanorobotics systems is highly capital-intensive for a single product or facility, the market participants tend to work in joint ventures and alliances. As a result, the overall cost of capital reduces on a single firm by sharing the expenses among the firms in alliances or joint ventures.
Key vendors in this market are -
Other prominent vendors in the market include AIXTRON, Anasys Instruments, Angstrom Advanced, Asylum Research, Cavendish Kinetics, JPK Instruments, Nanonics Imaging, Nanosurf, Novascan, NT-MDT, Park Systems, and WiTec.
In terms of geography, the Americas accounted for the maximum market share during 2015 and will continue to dominate the market in the forthcoming years. One of the main contributing factors for the market’s growth in the region is the increasing funding from the National Science Foundation (NSF), NNI, and Defense Advanced Research Projects Agency (DARPA). Also, various prominent countries such as the US, Canada, Brazil, and Mexico are responsible for driving the nanorobotics systems market.
Various vendors are focusing on integrating the best additional tools to improve the instrument performance. One of the major vendors called JEOL has worked and improved on features such as easy operation, enhanced integration, automated functions, and imaging software for view or edit.
This report provides a number of factors contributing to the adoption, limitations, and opportunities of the global nanorobotics systems market. It also offers an analysis of each factor and an estimation of the extent to which the factors are likely to impact the overall market growth.
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PART 01: Executive summary
PART 02: Scope of the report
PART 03: Market research methodology
PART 04: Introduction
PART 05: Market landscape
PART 06: Key leading countries
PART 07: Geographical Segmentation
PART 08: Market drivers
PART 09: Impact of drivers
PART 10: Market challenges
PART 11: Impact of drivers and challenges
PART 12: Market trends
PART 13: SWOT analysis
PART 14: Vendor landscape
PART 15: Key vendor analysis
PART 16: Research Institutes involved in nanorobotics development
PART 17: Appendix
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