Horizon scanning: Identification of Target Applications Sample Clauses

Horizon scanning: Identification of Target Applications. ‌ The first phase of the NANoREG foresight system is the identification of the target application/s. Since we are dealing with a MNM that has a set of potential applications, there is the need to evaluate the range of applications to identify what can be of interest for stakeholder, regulators in primis. The main source of information to draw the whole picture of graphene applications is the graphene European strategic roadmap written by Xxxxxxx et al. (2015) in the context of the European graphene flagship. The selection of this source is based on the credibility of the content, the amount of reviewed papers and sources (2344), and the link to a European initiative. An overall picture of the uses of graphene and the timeline for their implementation is in Figure 17. Figure 17. Summary of graphene applications and timeline for their implementation. From Ferrari et al., 2015. Without entering into details that can be retrieved from the roadmap, the main application fields are: electronics, energy, and composites. In turn, the products and applications that can be foreseen may find place in different industry sectors, such as automotive, sport goods, health and medicine, environmental monitoring and remediation, ITC, consumer electronic devices, military and defence, just to name few. Looking into the roadmap, a summary table with all applications and timeline was compiled (Table 6). Table 6. Overview of development of graphene applications, and examples of industry sectors. Sector 2018 2020 2024 and > Industry sectors Electronics Flexible screens and foils (e.g. OLED) Flexible screens and foils (e.g. OLED) Transistors Electronic consumer goods (mobile phones, computers, wearable electronics, ITC) Electronic industry applications Spintronics CMOS devices, data storage CMOS devices, data storage Electronic consumer goods (mobile phones, computers, wearable electronics, ITC) Electronic industry applications Photonics and optoelectronics Photodetectors Fibre lasers Photodetectors Plasmon detectors Systems implementation (e.g. spectrometers, optoelectronic systems) Sensors Mass sensors Pressure sensors Chemical sensors Plasmonic read sensors Environmental monitoring Piezoresistive devices Health and Safety Defence Capacitative devices Biological safety Magnetic field sensors Flexible electronics Wearable smart devices for sensing and connectivity Chemical and biosensors Flexible and portable devices Flexible energy harvesting and storage devices RFD connectivity...
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