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This new report identifies the market opportunities for 3D-printed precious metals and provides ten-year forecasts for them in both volume (Kgs) and value ($millions) terms. Breakouts by type of metal and application are also included as are product/market assessments of the leading equipment and service players in this space.

The so-called "interconnect bottleneck is creating opportunities for optical device and cable makers or all kinds. Process scaling, power consumption and operating frequency have all need to move away from metal interconnects and into the optical realm. This need is increasing with each new node; in high performance processors with metal tracks, clock distribution alone can use up to 50% of total chip power.

The market for metal powders for additive manufacturing (AM) applications will take off over the next five years:

Automotive manufacturers were among the earliest adopters of additive manufacturing/3D printing (3DP) technology, but for decades have relegated 3D printing technology to low volume prototyping applications, while other industries have taken additive manufacturing to new levels. But today, an explosion of growth in utilization of 3D printing from automotive manufacturers is powering an evolution in automobile design and production. In this latest report, Publisher illustrates how 3D printing in the automotive industry will generate a combined $1.1 billion dollars by 2019.

Publisher has been providing market coverage of Active Optical Cables (AOCs) for six years, as this market has continued to grow and attract new entrants, including some of the world's biggest suppliers of cabling and telecom components. Our annual report on AOC market opportunities is now widely regarded as the most authoritative market forecast and technology assessment in the AOC space and is read by business development and marketing executives in cabling, component and equipment firms throughout the world.

In this report Publisher identifies the main opportunities for 3D printing in the medical environments. It identifies where money is being made through the current use of 3D printers in this area and shows where the revenue streams will be found in the future. It also identifies current technical weaknesses in 3D printing and where 3D printers, software and services must adapt to become a commercial success. As the table of contents below shows this report provides coverage of all the current medical applications for 3D printing, along with granular ten-year forecasts of 3D printing in the medical sector in both volume and revenue terms.

Report forecast the Global Automotive Human Machine Interface market to grow at a CAGR of 11.25 percent over the period 2014-2019.

The Indian medical device market ranks among the world's top 20 but, despite strong growth rates, it remains disproportionately small with per capita spending of less than US$3.0. After registering strong growth between 2010 and 2012, the sharp depreciation of the rupee that took hold from May 2013 has dampened growth in US dollar terms, although the market is still set to remain one of the world's fastest growing over the next five years. Much of future increased demand will come from the private sector which is expanding to meet the healthcare needs of India's growing middle-class.

Report forecast the Global Automotive Connectors market to grow at a CAGR of 7.99 percent over the period 2014-2019.

Report forecast the Global Aroma Chemical market to grow at a CAGR of 5.51 percent over the period 2014-2019.