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生物基粘合劑：技術和知識產權 (IP) 分析
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生物基粘合劑：技術和知識產權 (IP) 分析

Bio-based Adhesives: Technology and IP Analysis
出版日期: | 出版商: Frost & Sullivan | 英文 70 Pages | 商品交期: 最快1-2個工作天內

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簡介目錄

提高生物基粘合劑的強度、耐水性和經濟性的努力推動了研究和開發

由於政府對揮發性有機化合物 (VOC) 的監管更加嚴格、粘合劑製造中有毒化學品的禁令以及消費者對永續產品的需求不斷成長，粘合劑行業不斷發展。這些變革趨勢推動粘合劑製造商轉向永續的生產和消費流​​程，以提供永續的解決方案並實現環境、社會和治理 (ESG) 目標。

Frost & Sullivan 的這項研究確定並分析了來源永續來源的粘合劑的創新。本報告涵蓋的生物基膠粘劑包括植物來源膠粘劑、生物基聚合物膠粘劑和其他生物基膠粘劑（包括仿生膠粘劑和來源膠粘劑）。

生物基粘合劑的機械和化學性能低於合成粘合劑。研究重點是將奈米級功能化奈米材料和天然纖維結合起來，以改善生物粘合劑的性質和性能。研究由利益相關者推動，尋求創新方法來解決與生物粘合劑相關的挑戰，增加這些粘合劑的佔有率，並將市場從新生兒擴大到全球商業規模。

主要問題

  • 推動生物基粘合劑開發和採用的因素
  • 生物基粘合劑類型概述
  • 技術分析重點關注技術參數、原料、研發力度、優勢和劣勢、技術準備等級
  • 應用展望，包括生物基粘合劑在各行業採用的比較評估
  • 相關人員活動突出創新重點領域
  • 知識產權分析
  • 成長機會

目錄

戰略問題

  • 為什麼成長如此困難？戰略要務 8 (TM)：成長的障礙
  • The Strategic Imperative 8 (TM)
  • 生物基粘合劑行業的戰略挑戰：三大因素的影響
  • 透過成長機會加速成長管道引擎 (TM)
  • 調查方法

成長機會分析

  • 分析範圍
  • 調查範圍
  • 嚴格的法規和消費者對永續解決方案不斷成長的需求推動了傳統粘合劑向生物基粘合劑的轉變
  • 成功採用生物基粘合劑需要解決的主要挑戰
  • 生物基粘合劑的選擇標準
  • 成長促進因素
  • 生長抑制因素
  • 地理視角：支撐生物粘合劑發展的趨勢

技術概述

  • 植物來源粘合劑：開發人員提高粘合劑的機械性能
  • 澱粉基粘合劑：耐水性低阻礙普及
  • 大豆基粘合劑：蛋白質基粘合劑中研究最廣泛的
  • 澱粉基粘合劑的高粘合強度引起人們的興趣
  • 植物來源粘合劑：比較分析
  • 生物基聚合物粘合劑開發商：增強粘合劑功能和粘合強度，
  • 天然橡膠粘合劑：耐水、耐濕，即使在潮濕環境下也能高效使用。
  • 天然橡膠基粘合劑：在生物基聚合物粘合劑中實現最高的粘合強度
  • 生物基聚合物粘合劑的比較分析
  • 與各種基材的高相容性促進了仿生粘合劑和微藻來源粘合劑的發展
  • 製造複雜性阻礙了仿生粘合劑的開發
  • 微藻來源粘合劑：由於粘合強度高、可用性高且成本低而對研究人員有吸引力
  • 微米化纖維纖維素：研究作為生物基粘合劑的增強材料
  • 奈米材料：可以改善生物基粘合劑的物理機械性能

應用領域前景

  • 生物粘合劑的應用領域前景
  • 生物粘合劑滿足行業需求和挑戰的能力
  • 植物來源蛋白粘合劑：受到最終用戶行業的關注
  • 聚乙烯醇基粘合劑：研究醫療用途
  • 與其他生物基粘合劑的高兼容性可能會推動其採用

知識產權 (IP) 格局

  • 生物粘合劑專利申請：中國占據主導地位
  • 研究和學術機構：引領生物粘合劑的研發
  • 主要受讓人關注領域：按材料類型
  • 植物來源粘合劑的專利申請活動正走向商業化
  • 聚乙烯醇：生物基聚合物粘合劑中研究最多的材料。
  • 過去五年增強材料的專利申請活動保持穩定

創新生態系統

  • 學術機構致力於探索生物基粘合劑開發的新方法
  • 粘合劑製造商最新創新：致力於增加產品中的生物基含量
  • 市場進入者：致力於最大限度地提高產品在各行業的滲透率
  • 生物基粘合劑：全球融資和投資展望​​（2020-2023）
  • 夥伴關係和協作側重於新技術和產品開發

充滿成長機會的宇宙

  • 成長機會1：利用功能化奈米材料改善生物基粘合劑的功能特性
  • 成長機會2：探索開發生物基粘合劑的合成路線
  • 成長機會3：生物基粘合劑在醫療用途中的增值研究

附錄

  • 技術成熟度 (TRL)：解釋

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Product Code: DAAB

Efforts to Improve Bio-based Adhesives' Strength, Water Resistance, and Economic Viability Drive R&D Efforts.

The adhesives industry is evolving, attributed to the stricter implementation of government regulations for volatile organic compounds (VOCs), the ban on toxic chemicals in adhesive manufacturing, and the rising consumer demand for sustainable products. In line with these transformative trends, adhesive manufacturers aim to offer sustainable solutions while moving toward sustainable production and consumption processes to meet Environmental, Social, and Governance (ESG) goals.

This Frost & Sullivan study identifies and analyzes innovation in adhesives derived from sustainable sources. The bio-based adhesives the study covers are plant-based adhesives, bio-based polymer adhesives, and other bio-based adhesives (including bio-inspired adhesives and microalgae-derived adhesives).

Bio-based adhesives impart lower mechanical and chemical performance than synthetic adhesives. A lot of the research centers on the incorporation of functionalized nanomaterials and natural fibers, at the nanoscale, to improve bio-adhesives' characteristics and performance. Research is driven by stakeholders trying to find innovative approaches to address the challenges associated with bio-based adhesives, which will boost these adhesives' share and take the market from nascency to global commercial-scale deployment.

Key Discussion Points:

  • Factors driving bio-based adhesives' development and adoption
  • Overview of bio-based adhesive types
  • Technology analysis, highlighting technical parameters, raw materials, R&D efforts, advantages and disadvantages, and technology readiness level
  • Application outlook, including comparative assessment for the adoption of bio-based adhesives across various industries
  • Stakeholder activities, emphasizing key focus areas of innovation
  • Intellectual property analysis
  • Growth opportunities

Table of Contents

Strategic Imperatives

  • Why Is It Increasingly Difficult to Grow?The Strategic Imperative 8™: Factors Creating Pressure on Growth
  • The Strategic Imperative 8™
  • The Impact of the Top 3 Strategic Imperatives on the Bio-based Adhesives Industry
  • Growth Opportunities Fuel the Growth Pipeline Engine™
  • Research Methodology

Growth Opportunity Analysis

  • Scope of Analysis
  • Research Scope
  • Strict Regulations and Rising Consumer Demand for Sustainable Solutions are Encouraging the Transition from Conventional to Bio-based Adhesives
  • Key Challenges to be Addressed for the Successful Adoption of Bio-based Adhesives
  • Selection Criteria for Bio-based Adhesives
  • Growth Drivers
  • Growth Restraints
  • Geographic Outlook: Trends Supporting Bio-based Adhesives' Development

Technology Snapshot

  • Plant-based Adhesive Developers are Improving Adhesives' Mechanical Characteristics
  • Starch-based Adhesives' Poor Water Resistance can Hinder its Adoption
  • Soy-based Adhesives are the Most Widely Researched among Protein-based Adhesives
  • Starch-based Adhesives' High Adhesive Bond Strength Drives Interest in Them
  • Plant-based Adhesives: Comparative Analysis
  • Bio-based Polymer Adhesive Developers are Increasing Adhesives' Functionality and Bond Strength
  • Good Resistance to Water and Moisture Allows Natural Rubber-based Adhesives to Operate Efficiently in Wet Environments
  • Natural Rubber-based Adhesives Deliver the Highest Adhesive Bond Strength among Bio-based Polymer Adhesives
  • Bio-based Polymer Adhesives: Comparative Analysis
  • High Compatibility with Different Substrates Drives Bio-inspired and Microalgae-derived Adhesive Developments
  • Manufacturing Complexities Hinder Bioinspired Adhesives' Development
  • Microalgae-derived Adhesives are Gaining Interest among Researchers due to their High Adhesive Strength, Easy Availability, and Low Cost
  • Microfibrillated Cellulose is Being Researched as a Reinforcing Material for Bio-based Adhesives
  • Nanomaterials can Improve Bio-based Adhesives' Physiomechanical Properties

Application Outlook

  • Bio-based Adhesives: Application Outlook
  • Bio-based Adhesives' Ability to Address Industry Needs and Challenges
  • Plant-based Protein Adhesives are Gaining Traction across End-user Industries
  • Polyvinyl Alcohol Adhesives are Being Researched for Healthcare Applications
  • High Compatibility of Other Bio-based Adhesives is Likely to Drive their Adoption

Intellectual Property Landscape

  • China Dominates Bio-based Adhesive Patent Filling Activity
  • Research Academia Drives Bio-based Adhesive R&D
  • Key Focus Areas of Top Assignees by Material Type
  • Plant-based Adhesive Patent Filing Activity is Being Translated to Commercialization
  • Polyvinyl Alcohols are the Most Researched Materials among Bio-based Polymer Adhesives
  • Patent Filing Activity for Reinforced Materials has been Steady over the Past 5 Years

Innovation Ecosystem

  • Academia are Focusing on Finding New Approaches to Bio-based Adhesive Development
  • Adhesive Manufacturers' Recent Innovation Emphasizes Increasing Bio-based Content in Product Offerings
  • Market Participants are Focusing on Maximizing Product Penetration across Industries
  • Bio-based Adhesives: Global Funding and Investment Snapshot, 2020-2023
  • Partnerships and Collaborations Focus on New Technology and Product Development

Growth Opportunity Universe

  • Growth Opportunity 1: Using Functionalized Nanomaterials to Improve Bio-based Adhesives' Functional Characteristics
  • Growth Opportunity 2: Exploring Synthetic Routes to Develop Bio-based Adhesives
  • Growth Opportunity 3: Researching Value-added Benefits for Bio-based Adhesives in Healthcare Applications

Appendix

  • Technology Readiness Levels (TRL): Explanation

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