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August 2013

Mobile Healthcare Growing 45% by 2017: Find Out Why!

Semico's Chief of Technology, Tony Massimini, will speak at the 2013 MEPTEC Medical Technology Conference taking place September 17th and 18th at Arizona State University.

Mobile Healthcare: The Tech Behind the Markets

The Mobile Healthcare market is growing at an astounding rate (2013 – 2017 CAGR of 45%), which is why Semico recently released a huge 100+ report with over 110 figures and tables. (http://www.semico.com/content/mobile-healthcare-new-technology-healthy-l...)

But maybe you need something just a bit smaller to help you navigate your way through this new market. For you, Semico has split this large report into 2 parts:

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Mobile Healthcare: The End Markets

The Mobile Healthcare market is growing at an astounding rate (2013 – 2017 CAGR of 45%), which is why Semico recently released a huge 100+ report with over 110 figures and tables. (http://www.semico.com/content/mobile-healthcare-new-technology-healthy-l...)

But maybe you need something just a bit smaller to help you navigate your way through this new market. For you, Semico has split this large report into 2 parts:

1. Mobile Healthcare: The End Markets

Table of Contents: 

Aging in Place: The Internet of Things for the Golden Years ABRIDGED

We are a society that is growing older by the minute. By 2030, there will be over 72 million people over the age 65 in North America alone. And one thing is certain: none of the elderly want to end up in a nursing home. In fact, elderly who can avoid lengthy nursing home stays, on average, have a median household wealth that is 1,130% greater than those who have stayed in a nursing home over 180 days.

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Semico Research sees MEMS Market Growing 70% by 2017

Thanks in large part to the growing smart phone and automotive markets, the MEMS market will generate almost $17 billion in revenues for 2013 and will increase 70% to over $28 billion by 2017. 

Tony Massimini to Speak at the 2013 MEPTEC Medical Technology Conference

Semico's Chief of Technology, Tony Massimini, will speak at the 2013 MEPTEC Medical Technology Conference taking place September 17th and 18th at Arizona State University. He will be speaking about the Quantified Self, which is the trend of aggregating as much data about an individual as possible.

Semico Research sees MEMS Market Growing 70% by 2017

Thanks in large part to the growing smart phone and automotive markets, the MEMS market will generate almost $17 billion in revenues for 2013 and will increase 70% to over $28 billion by 2017. 

Proliferation of MEMS Sensors Providing Greater Awareness to “Things”

The MEMS market is poised for significant growth thanks to major expansion of applications in smart phone and automotive. These two applications driving the increase use of MEMS sensors and actuators will further reduce cost and power while increasing performance, thus fostering new markets including health and fitness as well as home and building automation. Finally, the continuing growth of MEMS will provide new injection of growth in the slowing semiconductor market.

In 2013, Semico expects a total MEMS market of $16.8 B but by 2017 it will have expanded to $28.5 B, a 70 percent increase in a mere four years time. In 2011, 39 percent and 30 percent of all MEMS were being made for automotive and smart phone applications, respectively. Today, Semico expects 40 percent to be destined for smart phones and a mere 25 percent for automotive. Today’s smart phone will not only have the standard accelerometer, magnetometer, and gyroscope; it will also come with pressure sensor to provide altitude data—detailing the floor in a high rise of the user—as well as MEMS in one or more microphones, in the autofocus of the cameras and in SAW filters and resonant cavities in the radio of the phone.

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