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Optics Market Overview & Future Opportunities Tom Hausken, PhD OSA Senior Industry Advisor 6 December 2018 OIDA Highlights Roadmapping workshops & reports Integrated photonics Sensors Life sciences Market Updates &


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Optics Market Overview & Future Opportunities Tom Hausken, PhD

OSA Senior Industry Advisor 6 December 2018

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OIDA Highlights

Roadmapping workshops & reports

– Integrated photonics – Sensors – Life sciences – Market Updates & other reports

Advocacy

– SBIR and Plug & Play – Lobbying support – Export control revisions – AIM Photonics, BRIDG

Other benefits

– WORKinOPTICS.com – Exhibit and advertising discounts

Also check out OSA’s Innovation School!

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Photonics production grew in 2018

Source: OIDA (2018).

4.5%

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Slowing growth in China

GDP Annual Growth at Market Prices (%)

Source: IMF World Economic Outlook (October 2018).

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When will the growth end?

2-3% annual growth expected. Higher interest rates? “Hidden” unemployment also down. Oil prices are moderate. Dollar stronger.

Sources: (Bottom left) OIDA, December 2018. (Top right) U.S. Bureau of Labor Statistics, 3 December 2018.

Price of foreign currencies buying U.S. dollars (normalized to Q1 2012) U.S. Unemployment Rate (%)

0.0 0.2 0.4 0.6 0.8 1.0 1.2 I II III IV I II III IV I II III IV I II III IV I II III IV 2014 2015 2016 2017 2018 Yuan Euro Yen Gold (oz.)

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Regional hot topics

Belt and Road Project Quantum technologies Made in China 2025

North America

Driven by commercial economy

The “Apple Economy”: consumer products, autonomous vehicles, IoT, AI & cloud Industry 4.0 Quantum technologies Europe post-Brexit

Europe and China

Top-down policy is prominent

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Source: Mercator Institute for China Studies (March 2017)

China Belt & Road Initiative

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Recent photonics performance

Source: OIDA (2018).

Production (Normalized to 2013)

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Today: market expansion balances falling prices

Source: OIDA (2017) from Laser Focus World magazine issues and World Bank data. “GDP” represents global growth in U.S. dollars. “Inflation” includes effects of U.S. dollar conversion rates.

5.7% CAGR 6.5% CAGR 2.9% CAGR

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Top left: Largest OLED display at South Korea’s Incheon International Airport. Source: LG (2015) Top right: Samsung microLED wall display at CES 2018. Bottom right: ZTE Nubia X smartphone with dual displays.

Displays

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Heads-up displays

Photo credits (clockwise from upper left): Google $1,500 Glass, Recon Instruments’ $599 Jet wearable computer for

  • sports. Founder Meron Gribetz of Meta showing $999 holographic 3D SpaceGlasses, Vuzix $5,999 M2000AR ruggedized

system with helmet and “waveguide optical system,” Oculus VR $350 Rift Developer Kit for virtual reality games (company acquired by Facebook for $2B), Microsoft Hololens mixed reality headset, Second Sight $100,000 glasses with visual processing unit for patients with an epiretinal prosthesis.

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Selected display revenues

Source: OIDA (2018) from company reports. Corning revenues for display + specialty glass segments.

Corning Revenues (US$ Billions) All Selected Display Supplier Revenues (US$ Billions)

Corning All Display

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Optical communications

Source: Google. Data center in Mayes County, Oklahoma

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Optical communications: Datacenter capex

14 Source: OIDA, from company reports.

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Optical communications: Photonic integration

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  • 400G optical interconnects
  • 5G RF
  • LIDAR

Source: (Upper right) Atsushi Kanno, NICT (Japan) at OIDA workshop on Scalable Integrated Photonics for 5G and IoT (March 2018). (Lower right) Cruise Automation (2017). 1st generation Chevrolet Bolt design in San Francisco.

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Sensors…

Sources: Samsung Galaxy A9 quad camera smartphone, Apple iPhone X, Light L16 camera using 16 cameras for $1,950.

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…There’s a great future in sensors.

  • LIDAR and self-driving cars, aircraft, & submersibles
  • Gesture recognition & “touch free” 3D imaging
  • Virtual and augmented reality
  • Face recognition and other biometrics
  • Robotic surgery and label-free imaging
  • Robot caregivers
  • Robot soldiers
  • Internet of Everything
  • Wearables
  • Quantum photonic sensors, atomic clocks, gravitational sensors
  • Light field imaging and computational imaging
  • Environmental sensors
  • Photoacoustic imaging
  • Breathalyzers, saliva detectors, sweat detectors
  • Vision implants
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Autonomous vehicles pull the market

Source: Boston Consulting Group (2015) via futurism.com.

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Machine Tools

Sources: (Top left) cabume.co.uk featuring 450mm wafer using MII and Xaar technology. (Bottom right) Fraunhofer IWS cutting 100 holes in 1.17 seconds.

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Machine tools

Source: OIDA (2018)

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Machine tools

Source: OIDA from company reports and Yahoo Finance.

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Security

  • Hazardous material detection
  • Multi-spectral imaging
  • Remote sensing and imaging
  • Fiber sensors for perimeter monitoring
  • Biometrics
  • Surveillance
  • Quantum key distribution & communication
  • Autonomous vehicles and robot soldiers
  • Countermeasures
  • Directed energy
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Directed energy programs

U.S. Directed Energy BA1-BA3 Funding ($M)

Data source: U.S. government budget documents. All U.S. funding values represent fiscal years. Directed energy represents selected Air Force and MDA BA1-BA3 R&D programs. Top: Russian Peresvet VLK (Combat Laser Complex) mounted on truck, released by Russian Ministry of Defense (March 2018). Bottom: Counter-Unmanned Aircraft System (C-UAS) with laser-based weapon, released by China Ministry of National Defense (28 Nov 2017).

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China: Quantum Communication

China demonstrated quantum key distribution over 32 trusted nodes along a 1,240-mile optical fiber route in September 2017.

China launched a satellite, called Micius, in August 2016 for a space-based quantum communication test bed. It reported a successful quantum communication links from China to Vienna via the satellite in June 2017.

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Privately-funded R&D in Quantum Computing

Station Q Santa Barbara USC-Lockheed Martin Quantum Computation Center Investors include Bezos Expeditions, In-Q-Tel, and Goldman Sachs Frontiers Institute $50M to Dutch QuTech hub Denver Baltimore

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LED lighting

Top left: OLED light from LG Display (2016). Bottom right: Old span of Oakland Bay Bridge.

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Penetration rates

  • f LED lighting

applications

Source: U.S. Dept. of Energy EERE, Solid-State Lighting 2017 Suggested Research Topics Supplement, Figure 2.7.

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Photovoltaic energy

Source: 40 MWpeak floating photovoltaic plant in Anhui Province, China, using Hanwa Q CELLs. It was China’s largest floating PV plant at the time, with plans to build 70 MW and 150 MW plants in the same region. (pv- tech.org, July 2017)

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Source: U.S. Department of Energy, Office of Energy Efficiency and Renewable Energy (2017), courtesy of the National Renewable Energy Laboratory, Golden Colorado.

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Life sciences

Source: ams NanEyeM (100K pixels at 49 fps with 2m cable) and NanEyeXS (40K pixels at 55 fps).

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U.S. federal R&D funding

U.S. Government R&D Funding ($B)

OIDA estimates NIH funding for new biophotonics techniques is ~$100M/year.

Source: U.S. National Science Foundation (May 2018). Constant-dollar conversions based on GDP deflators from U.S. government budget, FY 2017.

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U.S. BRAIN Initiative Funding

Funding ($ Millions)

Source: OIDA, from NIH budget documents.

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Questions?

Tom Hausken thausken@osa.org