Emerging Innovations in India

1.1 Key Technologies Poised for Growth in near Future
1.2 Favorable Regulatory Scenario Facilitating Adoption of Disruptive Innovations
1.3 Regulations Aiding the Development of Materials to Meet Industry Requirements
1.4 Governmental Policies and Campaigns Also Aid in Promoting Technology Development and Deployment

2.1 Industry Trends Facilitating Development of Materials to Meet Application Specific Requirements
2.2 India has Established Regional Research Hubs to Promote R&D Initiatives
2.3 Key Stakeholders
2.4 Noteworthy Innovations Focused on Food Safety and Packaging
2.5 Key Innovations Related to Nano-hybrids & Conductive Materials
2.6 Innovations Related to Super-engineered Polymers and Biotechnologies
2.7 Innovations Focused on Paints, Coatings and Adhesives
2.8 Impact on Technologies and Innovations
2.9 Factors Influencing Adoption

3.1 Technology Value Chain is Characterized by Various Interdependencies
3.2 Funding and Intellectual Property Snapshot
3.3 Technology Adoption Roadmap (2018-2022)

4.1 Key Enabling Technologies in Energy and Environment
4.2 Proprietary Pathway Block Technology for Improving Integrated Pest Management in India
4.3 Cloud Computing-based Management Solution with Instant Alerts for Aquaculture Farming
4.4 Utilization of Half Cell Technology to Enhance Installed Solar Capacity in India
4.5 Proprietary Gasification Technology for Waste-to-energy
4.6 Key Funding Initiatives by Government of India in Renewable Energy and Agriculture
4.7 Forecast of Growth Opportunities in India
4.8 Key Conclusions

5.1 Robotics Is Enabling Applications in Manufacturing and Agriculture
5.2 High Government Funding is Propelling Rapid Digitization
5.3 Key Technologies and Enabling Applications

6.1 Technology Advancements in Electronics and Automation Drive IoT Adoption
6.2 Applications of Robotics
6.3 3DP Innovations from Imaginarium and Altem Technologies
6.4 3DP and Robotics Innovations from 3Ding and Systemantics
6.5 Robotics Innovations from GreyOrange and Sastra Robotics
6.6 Robotics Innovations from I2U2, Milagrow, and Asimov Robotics
6.7 Sensor Innovations from SenseGiz and Tonbo Imaging
6.8 Sensor and SoC Innovations from JUMO, Pluggxlabs, and Ineda
6.9 Wearable Innovations from RHLvision Technologies and Ducere Technologies
6.10 Wearable Innovations from Connovate Technology and ten3T
6.11 Wearable Innovation from Boltt Sports Technologies
6.12 Hero MotoCorp Adopts Digital Twin to Enable Digitization Of Manufacturing
6.13 MNC Stakeholder Ecosystem Enabling Technology Development
6.14 Factors Influencing the Adoption of Automation and Electronics Technologies
6.15 Digital India Initiative Drives Opportunities for Technology Development
6.16 Key Funding Initiatives Drive Opportunities for Robotics, Digital Manufacturing, and AI
6.17 Key Funding Initiatives Drive Opportunities for Remote Sensing, Robotics, Wireless Safety Devices, and Smart Solutions
6.18 Patent Trends
6.19 Examples of Use-Cases in
6.20 Examples of Use-Cases in Robotics
6.21 2020 Forecast of Growth Opportunities in India
6.21 Pay-as-you-go-service, Pay-as-you-want-service, and Free-for-service Business Models Drive Technology Adoption
6.22 Key Conclusions

7.1 Research Scope
7.2 Industry Summary

8.1 An Overview of Innovations in the Indian Healthcare Industry
8.2 Important Innovation Profiles
8.3 Indian Biopharmaceutical Leaders
8.4 Liquid Biopsy Gaining Traction for Cancer Detection
8.5 Companies to Watch
8.6 Zika Virus – The Threat and Preventive Action
8.7 3D Printing for Pharmaceutical Research and Medicine

9.1 Funding and Intellectual Property Landscape in Indian Healthcare
9.2 Future Roadmap of Indian Healthcare

10.1 Healthcare Accelerator Technologies – Drivers and Challenges

11.1 India is in the Midst of a Digital Transformation where Large Sections of the Society are Becoming a Part of the Digital Economy
11.2 Government Authorities in India are Leveraging Technological Advancements to Aid Policy Formation
11.3 India has Witnessed Growth in Number of Indigenous Startups While Global Brands are now More Aligned To the Needs of Indian Consumers
11.4 In a Span of Two Years Digital Payments Have Gained Ubiquity Among Indian Economy
11.5 Demand of Video Streaming Services is Acting as a Driver for the Growth of Mobile Internet Subscriptions
11.6 The Government of India is Relying on Smart City Solutions to Pursue Sustainable Development of Major Urban Hubs
11.7 India Exhibits a Large Opportunity for Implementation of Big Data Solutions Owing to High Volumes of Data Generated from its Population
11.8 India Needs to Focus on the Implementation of Existing Solutions as Opposed to Developing Newer Innovations
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