Automotive Lighting: Technology, Industry, and Market Trends - 2016 Report by Yole Developpement

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About This Presentation

New technologies and new features and functionalities will make automotive lighting a $27.7 billion market by 2021 (and an exciting one at that)!

AUTOMOTIVE LIGHTING IS GROWING FAST ($27.7B IN 2021) BY INCREASING ITS DESIGN USES AND PROVIDING NEW FUNCTIONALITIES
With the recent integration of LED t...


Slide Content

From Technologies to Market
Automotive
Lighting
Technology, Industry and
Market Trends
2016 Report
SAMPLE

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•ExecutiveSummary P10
•AutomotiveMarketMacrotrends P27
•StatusandTrends
•AutomotiveandGDP
•2005-2015vehiclesales
•2015vs.2014GeographicalTrendsataglance
•2015VehiclesSales-GeographicalBreakdown
•2015VehiclesSales-Vehicletypebreakdown
•2015VehiclesProduction-GeographicalBreakdown
•Top10AutomotiveManufacturersandassociatedBrands
•GrowthDrivers
•AutomotiveIndustryandsupplyUndergoingTransformation
•MajorTrendsTransformingTheAutomotiveIndustry
•AutomotiveIndustryandsupplyUndergoingTransformation
•ElectricVehicles
•MainDriversFortheElectrifiedVehicleMarket
•DifferenttypesofElectricVehicles
•ElectrificationTrendsDependonGeographicalArea
•DifferentLevelofElectrificationandtheirAssociatedCO2Reductions
•ElectrifiedCarsMarketTrends
•DriversandStoppersforElectrification
•Whathascontributedtomarketgrowinthelastyears?
•ADAS
•TheNeedforImprovedRoadSafety
•AdvancedDriverAssistanceSystem(ADAS)
•ListofMajorADASSystems
•FromADASToAutomatedDriving:AutomationLevels
•DriversandStoppersforAutomatedDriving
•Regulations
•AutomatedDrivingstatus
•RoadmapandTechnology
•AutonomousandSelfDrivingCars:WinnersandLosers
•LightSourcesandAssociatedFunctions/Applications P67
•HistoryofLightSources
•OverviewofLightSources
•Halogen
•Xenon/HID
•LED
•Laser
•OLED
•LightSourcevs.LightingFunctions/Applications
•LEDforAutomotiveLighting P78
•Introduction
•History
•Drivers
•Challenge
•LEDClassificationandAssociatedApplications
•LeadingPlayers
•CostStructureforLEDAutomotiveLighting
•Trends
•OLEDforAutomotiveLighting P87
•Drivers&PotentialApplications
•ChallengesforOLEDIntegration
•RecentDevelopment
•OLEDRearLampPrototypesfromHELLA,OsramandStanleyElectric
•BMW-FromPrototypetoproduction(M4GTS)
•FutureTrends-From2DOLEDto3DOLED
•BreakthroughDesignPossibilities
•FocusonR2D2Project
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•LaserforAutomotiveLighting P101
•Introduction&History
•TechnologyAspects
•TheBMWi8LaserHeadlamp
•TheAudiR8LaserHeadlamp
•LuminanceAspects
•Laservs.LED
•Interior/AmbientLighting P109
•BenefitsofLED
•KeyMilestones
•Functions/Uses
•Introduction
•EnhancedCommunication
•Safety
•Physical&ElectricalSystemIntegration
•Differentwaystohighlighttheinterior
•LEDs
•LightGuides
•OLEDs&LuminousTextiles
•IntegrationModel
•PartnershipRequiredforSuccess
•MoodLighting-ImpactofColoredLight
•Trends
•ExteriorLighting P124
•Introduction
•SmallLamps
•Productoverview
•Turnindicatorinsideviewmirror
•FrontCombinationLamps
•CHMSL
•LicensePlateLamps
•RearCombinationLamps(RCL)
•Milestones
•TechnicalAccentuation
•Latestdevelopment(ExcludingOLED)
•FrontLighting
•Bi-functionalHeadlampSystems
•HeadlampsystemsTypologies
•AnalysisofAutomotivelightingfunctions
•ImpactonSafety
•ImpactonEnergyconsumption
•HistoryofLEDDRLandHeadlampsAdoption
•FullLEDHeadlamps:TimelineperManufacturer
•ProgressionofLED,OLEDandLaserTechnologies
•LEDHeadlamp:FromLuxurytoEconomyCars
•AdvancedFrontLightingSystems(1/2) P151
•Overview
•Introduction
•History
•HeadlampLeveling
•StaticBendLighting
•DynamicBendLighting
•NonCamera-basedAdaptiveFrontLighting
•Camera-BasedAdaptiveFrontLighting
•AutomaticHighBeam
•AdaptiveCut-OffLine
•VerticalCut-OffLine
•Glare-FreeLighting
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•AdvancedFrontLightingSystems(2/2) P151
•EmergingTechnologies
•MatrixLED
•SystemsfromHELLAandothersuppliers
•NewFunctionalities
•Fullyadaptiveheadlampsystem
•SystemArchitecture
•OverviewofSensorTechnologies
•FocusonCMOSImageSensors
•MatchingwithCurrentAutomotiveTechnologyTrends
•HighResolutionHeadlamps-SpatialLightModulators(SLM)andDigitalMicroDevices
(DMD)
•Nextgenerationofheadlamp
•CombineMatrix-beamheadlampswithlaserlights
•ApplicationsofMatrixLaserHeadlight
•FocusonMicroMirrortechnology
•What’sNext?
•TargetedIllumination
•EyeTrackingAdaptiveLighting
oAutomotiveLightingMarket P188
•2015AutomotiveLightingMarketStatus
•2014vs.2015-Trends
•RevenueBreakdownbyRegionofsaleandHeadquarterLocation
•RevenueBreakdownbyApplication
•2015-2021AutomotiveLightingMarketForecast
•2015vs.2021-GlobalTrends
•MarketRevenueForecast-Total&BreakdownbyApplication
•In-DepthAnalysisofHeadlampMarket
•Introduction
•LowLevelFunctionsvsHighLevelFunctions
•Segmentationoffrontlightingsystems
•KeyMilestones
•PenetrationRatebyTechnology
•FocusonLEDHeadlamp-PenetrationRatebyTypeofSystem
•TotalMarketRevenueTrends-SplitbyTechnology
•LEDMarketRevenueTrends-SplitbyTypeofSystem
•InsightonPenetrationRateofAdvancedFrontLightingSystem
•AutomotiveLightingIndustry P211
•AnalysisofTier-1CompetitiveLandscape
•MarketShares-2014vs.2015
•SupplierRankingperRegion(Asia,Europe,NorthAmerica)
•AnalysisofRevenueTrendsattop15Suppliers
•EmergingPlayers
•CompanyProfiles
•Koito(JP)
•MagnetiMarelli(IT)
•Valeo(FR)
•Hella(DE)
•Stanley(JP)
•ZKW(AT)
•SLCorporation(KR)
•VarrocLightingSystems(IN)
•DepoAutoPartsInd.(TW)
•Ichikoh(JP)
•TYCBrotherInd.(TW)
•Grupoantolin(SP)
•OlsaSpA(IT)
•InsightsonChineseAutomotiveLightingIndustry
•OverviewofChineseautomotiveindustry
•Chineseautomotivelightingindustry
•Conclusion P260
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THIS OBJECTIVE OF THIS REPORT IS TO PROVIDE A COMPREHENSIVE OVERVIEW OF ALL ASPECTS OF
AUTOMOTIVE LIGHTING!
Deep insight into various Automotive Lighting technology and system approaches and their comparison
(LED / OLED / Laser (…) -DRL / Headlamp / Interior Lighting (…) -AFLS (…))
&
Analysis of industry, technology roadmaps and market metrics.
Theobjectivesofthisreportare:
•Toanalyzetheautomotivelightingmarket/applications’currentstatusandfuturetrends!
•Toreviewtheautomotivelightingindustrystructureandfuturetrends!
•Todiscussthemaintechnologiesusedforautomotivelighting,andassociatedroadmaps!
•Toexaminethemainlightingsystemsusedforautomotiveapplications,andassociatedroadmaps!
•Toprovidemarketinsights(2013-2021)forautomotivelightingapplications!
OBJECTIVES OF THE REPORT
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ParsMUKISH(BusinessUnitManager-Sapphire,LED/OLED,DisplayandLightingSystems-YoleDéveloppement)
•ParsMUKISHholdsamaster’sdegreeinMaterialsScience&PolymersfromITECHinFranceandamaster’sdegreeinInnovation&
TechnologyManagementfromEMLyon,alsoinFrance.HeworksatYoleDéveloppement,the"MorethanMoore"marketresearch
andstrategyconsultingcompany,asSeniorMarketandTechnologyAnalystinthefieldsofLED,OLED,LightingTechnologiesand
CompoundSemiconductors,carryingouttechnical,economicandmarketinganalyses.In2015,Parshasalsotakenonresponsibility
fordevelopingSapphire,LED/OLEDanddisplay/lightingactivitiesasBusinessUnitManager.
•Previously,heworkedasMarketingAnalystandTechno-EconomicAnalystforseveralyearsattheFrenchResearchCenterCEA.
PierrickBOULAY(Market&TechnologyAnalyst-LED/OLEDandLightingSystems-YoleDéveloppement)
•PierrickBOULAYworksasaMarketandTechnologyAnalystinthefieldsofLED,OLEDandLightingSystems,carryingouttechnical,
economicandmarketinganalysisatYoleDéveloppement,the"MorethanMoore"marketresearchandstrategyconsultingcompany.
HehasexperienceinbothLEDlighting,includinggeneralandautomotivelighting,andOLEDlighting.
•Inthepast,hemostlyworkedinR&DdepartmentsforLEDlightingapplications.Pierrickholdsamaster’sdegreeinElectronicsfrom
ESEOinFrance.
EricVIREY(Market&TechnologyAnalyst-Sapphire,LED/OLEDandDisplaySystems-YoleDéveloppement)
•EricVIREYholdsaPh-DinOptoelectronicsfromtheNationalPolytechnicInstituteofGrenoble(INPG-France).
•HeworksasMarketandTechnologyAnalystinthefieldsofSapphire,LED/OLEDandDisplaytechnologies.
•Inthelast12years,hehasheldvariousR&D,engineering,manufacturingandmarketingpositionswithSaint-Gobain.Mostrecently,he
wasMarketManageratSaint-GobainCrystals,inchargeofSapphireandOptoelectronicproducts.
AUTHORS OF THE REPORT
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AUTOMOTIVE INDUSTRY & SUPPLY UNDERGOING TRANSFORMATION
•TheautomotiveindustryasweknowittodayhasevolvedorganicallyfromthatpioneeredbyHenriFordandits
massproductionphilosophy.Butinthelastfewyearselectronic,optoelectronics,softwareandvariousdigital
technologiesalongwithsocietalchangesareincreasinglypressuringautomotivemakersin
transformingitsofferingandbusinessmodelsfasterthaneverbefore.
Automotive
OEMs will
remain focused
on core
automotive
competencies
but have to
develop new
ones.
Car Maker Traditional Skills 
Styling & Powertrains
Emerging New Requirements Batteries,
Electronics, Optoelectronics, Software (…)
Illustration:
Analog Devices
BMW
Illustration:Style,safety,reliabilityandenergyefficiencyrequirementsdrivenbyconsumersandincreasinglydemandingregulatorystandardsdemand
remainsthekeypriorityforvehiclemanufacturers.Thistranslateintoaconstantfocusontheircorecompetenciessuchaspowertrainandstructures.
ButOEMsalsohavetodevelopandimplementincreasinglycomplexelectronic,optoelectronic,softwareandcommunicationsystems.Mostwill
collaboratewithnewsuppliersandindustries.
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Harshenvironment:
•Automotiveapplications=highelectrostaticdischarges,stringentqualityrequirementsand
testing(temperaturecycling,stresstests…)
Beamshaping:
•Stringentbeamshapingrequirementsforfrontlampapplicationsrequireadvancedoptics
design.
XX:
•XX.
Electricalmanagement(driver):
•Tocreateanefficientdrivecircuit,severalissuesneedtobeconsideredandadriverthat
supportsvariableinputandoutputvoltageisnecessary.
XX:
•XX.
LEDreliabilityandperformance:
•OEMsrequirenoperceiveddriftnordropinperformancewithage/time.
Obsolescence:
•LEDtechnologylifecycleismuchshorterthanthoseapplyingtoautomotiveproductsSo
isthereastrongincentiveforLEDmanufacturerstomaintainobsoletetechnologiesjustto
supportasmallmarket?
Main Challenges for LED Integration (1/2)
LED FOR AUTOMOTIVE LIGHTING
Cadillac Escalade SUV Headlamp Module
Source: Hella
Audi R8 headlamp with
54 LEDs from Osram
and Lumileds
Source: Osram and
Lumileds
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Design aspects
represent the
main driver for
OLED
integration into
automotive
lighting.
Drivers & Potential Applications
OLED FOR AUTOMOTIVE LIGHTING
•Main drivers of OLEDs integration are:
•Design flexibility (color rendering, size, thickness, weight, form
factor…).
•Major driver for integration of OLEDs in Automotive
Lighting.
•Represents the main factor of differentiation with LED
technology.
•Long lifetime.
•High efficiency/Low energy consumption.
•Fast response (enhanced safety).
•Health friendly/Eco friendly.
XX
Low and high beam
light
Day Running Light
(DRL)
XX
Turn indicator
(front)
XX Side marker
XX
XX
Turn indicator
XX
Reversing light
Interior light (ambiance light, dome light, map light)
Advanced front
lights (dynamic
light…)
Rear light
•OLEDissuitableforonlysomeapplicationsinAutomotiveLighting:
LEGEND
Highly accessible
Can be accessible
Not accessible
NOTE:Due to the fact that OLED are not point source (but diffuse source), OLED should
never access applications such as Daytime Running Light (DRL), low bean light.
Potential application for OLED in
Automotive Lighting
Illustration: www.drivingfuture.com
April 2016
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The laser
headlight of the
BMW i8 is
more efficient
and compact
and offers
higher
luminance than
LED systems.
The BMW i8 Laser Headlamp
LASER FOR AUTOMOTIVE LIGHTING
•Lasersourcescombinetheexcellentlightperformanceofxenonheadlampswiththedesignpossibilitiesofferedby
LEDtechnology.ComparedtotypicalLEDs,theluminance(measureoftheluminousintensityofanilluminatingsurface)isten
timesstronger(x10),whichincreasestheefficiencyoftheopticalsystemandreducesenergyconsumption.
•TheBMWi8launchedinthefallof2014wasthefirstcommercialvehiclefeaturinglaserhighbeamswitharangeupto600m.
•ThelowbeamfunctionisprovidedbyLEDs.
600m300m
LED low-beam LED high-beam
LED high-beam combined with the laser-
based spot (laser booster)
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Light is
integrated into
overheads and
cockpits
creating a
customable
environment.
Functions / Uses
INTERIOR / AMBIENT LIGHTING
LEDsininterior/ambientlightingareusedformoodlighting,andtoenhancedrivingexperience!
Interior/Ambientlightingisdirectlycontrolledbytheinfotainmentsystem!
Source: Grupo Antolin
Source: Hella-BMW X5Source: Hella-BMW X5
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HEADLAMP SYSTEMS TYPOLOGIES
Multiple types
of headlamp
combining
different
sources are
available.
Single-
Type Light
Source
System
TYPOLOGY OF SYSTEM
Multi-Type
Light
Source
System
Full
Halogen
Full LED
Hybrid
“Halogen
/ Xenon”
XX
XX
Hybrid
“LED /
Laser”
Halogen used for all light
functions
LED used for all light
functions
Xenon used for low
beam and / or continuous
high beam light
XX
XX
Laser used for
continuous high beam
light
Basic system -Limited to low grade
segments
Advanced system -Previously limited
to high grade segments but now
starting to spread over middle grade
segments
Advanced system compared to “Full
halogen” with increased performance
for low and high beam lighting
XX
XX
Advanced system compared to “Full
LED” with increased design
possibilities, performance and
functionalities for high beam lighting
HEADLAMP SYSTEM DETAILS
Established
Technology
Emerging
Technology
Established
Technology
XX
XX
Technology
Under
Development
STATUS
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AUTOMOTIVE LIGHTING FUNCTIONS
The adoption of
LED and laser
light sources
allowed new
design styling
and more
complex lighting
functions.
XX
Automotive Lighting Functions
Stops/Mechanics
XX
Discr. Matrix-Systems
Progr. Light-Source
Electric Light-Source
Technology
-XX
-XX
-Adaptive front-lighting system
-XX
-More Lumen Flux
-Luminous flux / Visibility range
-XX
Electronic control of luminous
flux
-Multiple optical modules
-Freedom of styling
XX
High -power display
Pointlike Light-Source
-XX
-Styling Freedom (Package)
Source: Yole/BMW
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ADVANCED FRONT LIGHTING SYSTEMS -STATIC BEND LIGHTING
•Staticbendlightingconsistsinactivatingcorneringcomplementarylightsinintersections,narrowcorners,entry
gatewaysetc...
•Thisadditionalbeamcancoveranglesupto90°fromtheaxisofthevehicle,lightingcrossingareasetc…
•Theactivationisaccomplishedbyoperatingawinkerorasafunctionofthespeedorsteeringofthevehicle.
Static bend
lighting provides
an additional
corner beam in
certain driving
situations.
Illustration of Static Bend Lighting
Source: Hella
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TOWARD GLARE FREE LIGHTING
•GlareFreeLightingalsorepresentsanenhancementofAutomaticHighBeam(AHB)system.
•Thefunctioncanberealizedbyinstallingaspecialsheathontherotatingcylinderintheprojectionmodule.
•Basedonimageprocessingfunctionsandintelligentsettingsintheprojectionmodule,criticalareasofoncoming
trafficthatmightfaceglareareremovedfromthehighbeamdistribution,buttherestofthehighbeamfieldremains
intactforthedriver’sconvenience,
•Howevernewtechnologiesarebeingdevelopedtoincreasefunctionalitiesofsuchsystem:MatrixLEDandDigital
MirrorDevice.
AFLS can
include one or
more of the
functions
described in this
section.
Automatic High Beam Adaptive Front Lighting Glare Free Lighting
Automatic switching between low and high beam
Adjustment of lighting beams
Masking of some specific
lighting area
LIGHTING
FUNCTIONS
SYSTEMS
Increasing complexity of the system (light source / module, camera, sensors, software…)
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FULLYADAPTIVE HEADLAMPSYSTEM -SYSTEM ARCHITECTURE
In this kind of
architecture, it
is compulsory
to have a match
between the
camera and the
software for
image
processing.
(Stereo)
Caméra
Steering
Wheel-Angle
Vehicule
Speed
XX
LIDAR
XX
Yaw-Rate
XX
Light Sensor
XX
SensorFusion
XX
Compute
Optimal light
distribution
XX
Actuation of
Light Module
SENSING ACTUATIONPROCESSING
Source: Yole/Nvidia
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AUTOMOTIVE TECHNOLOGY TREND
Technology roadmap for (front) ADAS cameras
Probably two
different
markets for
camera in
automotive.
Technology roadmap for (front) ADAS cameras
Source: Sensors and Data Management for Autonomous Vehicles Report
Yole Développement (August 2015)
For Display and Assist
camera roadmap
Price depreciation will
be compensated by
volume
$30
$20
$10
2010 2015 2020 2025 2030 2035
1-X Cameras
per car
~$XX to $XX
X-X
Cameras
per car
~$XXto$XX
10+
Cameras
per car
~$200
30x30mm²
10x10mm²
20x20mm²
Forward cameras
for ADAS
technology drive will
keep the price high
1-X Cameras
per car
~$XX
~$10B
market
XXM to XXM
cameras
~$20B
market
1B+ cameras
Module size
& cost
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GLOBAL TRENDS -2014 VS. 2015
Revenue in
automotive
lighting systems
increased
+XX% in 2015
thanks to
volume growth
and improved
product mix.
[1]
Excludes replacement bulbs
[2]
Adjusted to reflect Valeo’s31.6% ownership.
[3]
Flex-N-Gate (US), J.W.Speaker(US), Sammoon(CN), Niken(TW), Sirius Light Technology (TW), Reliable Auto Parts (TW), Eagle Eyes (TW), Laster Tech (TW) etc…
•Revenueforautomotivelightingsystems
[1]
increasedXX%,fromUS$XXbillionin2014toUS$22.4billionin2015.
•Thisgrowthistocomparetoamoremoderate1.2%growthinvehicleproductionduringthesameperiod(from
89.7to90.8millionsunits).
•Growthinlightingsystemswasdrivenmostlyby:
•Higherlightingsystemcontentpervehicledrivenbyincreasinglystringentsafetyregulationsinmultiplecountries.
•MorefavorableproductmixdrivenbythestrongadoptionofXenonandLEDheadlampsandhighaddedvalueofAdvanced
FrontLightingSystems,atrendconsistentwiththerecordsalesfiguresannouncedbymostpremiumcarmanufacturers.
•Strongaftermarket.
[2][3]
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•Duetosufficientperformanceforlowandhighbeam,andlowercost,halogenshouldremainthemajortechnologyfor
headlampby2021.
•LEDtechnologyhasalreadystartedtoreplacehalogenbulbsinmostofthevehiclesegmentsandrepresentXX%in2016.LED
technologyshouldrepresentXX%by2021withcostdecreaseandimplementationofnovelfunctionalities(AdvancedFront
LightingSystems).
•Regardingxenon(HID)technology,penetrationratewillslowlydecreaseandremainstableby2021.Thisisduetocost
decreaseofLEDtechnologyandenhancedpossibilitiesofdesignwithLEDs.
•Nowadays,Tiers-1donothaveorhavelowdevelopmentswithxenontechnology.
Penetration Rate by Technology
HEADLAMP SYSTEM MARKET
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SUPPLIER RANKING PER MARKET (ASIA, EUROPE, NORTH AMERICA)
•TherearenostrongautomotivelightingmakerheadquarterintheUS,CanadaorMexico(wherean
increasingvolumeofthevehiclesboundfortheNorthAmericanmarketaremanufactured).
•ThefewlocalmanufacturerssuchasXXorFlex-N-GatearesmallinscalecomparedtoEuropean,Japaneseand
Koreangiantsandmostlyaddresstheaftermarketornichevehiclemarketswithhighaddedvalueproducts(e.g.:.
2015FordF-150truckfullLEDheadlampbyFle-N-Gate).
•TheNorthAmericanmarketissplitequallybetweenEuropean(XX%)andJapanese(XX%)companies.Korean
makerSLCorphasamarketshareofXX%thankstoanincreasingpresenceatGeneralMotoraswellasthelocal
branchofHyundai.ThebalanceisownedbyXXandXX.
There is no
strong local
manufacturer in
North America.
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COMPANY PROFILE: STANLEY (JP)
CalendarYearRevenue(LocalCurrency–Millions):
2014 2015
Evolution
%
Total
Revenue
¥ 348,853¥ 401,014 +15%
Automotive
Lighting
¥ XX ¥ XX +XX%
Employees:
2015
Total 15,234
R&D NA
MajorCustomers/Designwins:
Revenue Breakdown
Asia Pacific XX%
North America 23%
Europe XX%
ROW 3%
Global Market Share XX%
2014EstimatedLightingRevenueBreakdown
Brand Group Model
Mitsubishi Mitsubishi i-MiEV
Honda Honda Accord
Acura Honda RLX, TSX
Mazda Mazda Demio13
Mitsubishi i-MiEV
Mazda Demio13
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COMPANY PROFILE: STANLEY (JP)
•Stanleywasestablishedin1920.ThecompanydevelopedstrongrelationshipwithHondafromthemid1950’s.In
2002itcreatedajointventurewithHellainAustralia.
•Stanleyalsograntedaroyalty-basedagreementoncertainlightingproductstoXXandownsaX%stakeinthe
Koreanequipmentmaker.SLCorpalsohasvariousJVwithXX.
•StanleyAutomotiveEquipmentsegmentprovideHeadlamps,RCL,HighMountStop,FogLamps+Bulbs(Automotive
bulbs,LEDBulbs,HIDrelatedproducts)forbothfor4wheeland2wheelvehicles.
•StanleywasanearlyadopteranddevelopedthefirstLED-basedCHMSLlampin1986.Thecompanysigneda
licensingagreementwithNichiagivingStanleyaccesstowhiteLEDtechnology.Inexchange,thecompanysources
chipsfromNichiathatitpackagesinternally.
Full LED Headlamp
Direct Projection Type
Full LED Headlamp
Projection type
XX
2012 XX 2013
•AcuraRLX •XX
•XX
•XX
ProprietaryLEDs fromStanley Reflector type is Stanley’s low cost solution for
offering XX on entry level vehicles.
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FromTechnologies to Market
Presentation of Yole
Développement
With Focus on Sapphire
LED, OLED and Display /
Lighting Activities
Corporate Presentation
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FromTechnologies to Market
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MEMS &
Sensors
LED
Compound
Semi.
Imaging Photonics
MedTech
Manufacturing
Advanced Packaging
Batteries / Energy
Management
Power
Electronics
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•Technologyanalysis
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analysis
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A GROUP OF COMPANIES
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strategy
consulting
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Due diligences
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OUR GLOBAL ACTIVITY
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RESEARCH PRODUCTS-CONTENT COMPARISON
Custom analysis scope is defined with
you to meet your information and
budget needs
Breadth of the analysis
Depth of the analysis
Custom
Analysis
Workshops
Standard Reports
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SERVING THE ENTIRE SUPPLY CHAIN
Our
analysts
provide
market
analysis,
technology
evaluation,
and
business
plan along
the entire
supply chain
Integratorsand
end-users
Device
makers
Suppliers: material,
equipment, OSAT,
foundries…
Financial investors,
R&D centers
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SERVING MULTIPLE INDUSTRIAL FIELDS
Weare working
accrossmultiples
industries to
understandthe
impact of More-
than-Moore
technologies
fromdeviceto
system
FromA to Z…
Transportation
makers
Mobile phone
and consumer
electronics
Automotive
Medical
systems
Industrialand
defense
Energy
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REPORTS COLLECTION
oYoleDéveloppementpublishesacomprehensivecollectionofmarket&technologyreportsandpatentanalysisin:
•MEMS&Sensors
•Imaging
•Medicaltechnologies(MedTech)
•Photonics
•Advancedpackaging
•Manufacturing
•Powerelectronics
•BatteriesandEnergymanagement
•Compoundsemiconductors
•LED
oOurreportsareunmatchedinqualityandtechnologydepthandtypicallyinclude:
•Technologytrendsandevolution:costs,barriers,roadmaps,etc.
•Supply&valuechainanalysis:businessmodels,relationships,valueflows,etc.
•In-depthanalysisofapplicationsandmarketdrivers:challenges,inflectionpoints,etc.
•Marketdata($,units,waferstarts,etc.)
•Patentinvestigation
•Componentandmodulereverseengineeringandcostinganalysis
oEveryyear,YoleDéveloppement,SystemPlusConsultingandKnowmadepublish+70reports.
oTakethefullbenefitfromourBundleandAnnualSubscriptionoffers.
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OUR 2016 REPORTS PLANNING (1/2)
MARKET AND TECHNOLOGY REPORTS
by Yole Développement
oMEMS&SENSORS
−GasSensorsandCombos2016
−StatusoftheMEMSIndustry2016*
−SensorsforCellphonesandTablets2016
−MarketandTechnologyTrendsofInkjetPrintheads:TowardsNewPrinting
Opportunities2016…
−SensorsforBiometryandRecognition2016
−FingerPrintSensorsMarketandTechnologies2016
−3DImaging&Sensing2016**
−SiliconPhotonics2016
−EmergingNonVolatileMemories2016*
oIMAGING&OPTOELECTRONICS
−StatusoftheCMOSImageSensorIndustry2016*
−UncooledInfraredImagingTechnology&MarketTrends2016*
−ImagingTechnologiesforAutomotive2016
−SensorsforDrones&ConsumerRobots2016
−3DImaging&Sensing2016**
−SiliconPhotonics2016
oMEDTECH
−BioMEMS2016
−PointofNeedTesting2016:ApplicationofMicrofluidicTechnologies
oADVANCED PACKAGING
−FanOutWLP:TechnologyTrendsandBusinessUpdate2016*
−EmbeddedDiePackaging:TechnologyandMarketsTrends2016*
−2.5D&3DICBusinessUpdate2016
−StatusoftheAdvancedPackagingIndustry2016*
−AdvancedPackaginginEmergingMarkets:China2016
oMANUFACTURING
−InspectionandMetrologyTechnologyandApplicationsTrendsinAdvancedPackaging
2016**
−EquipmentandMaterialsforFanOutTechnology(WafervsPanel)
−EquipmentandMaterialsforAdvancedSubstrates
−EquipmentandMaterialsfor3DT(X)VTechnology
−Thinning&DicingEquipmentforAdvancedPackaging,MEMS,Photovoltaics,LED,
CMOS2016
**Tobeconfirmed
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OUR 2016 REPORTS PLANNING (2/2)
oCOMPOUND SEMICONDUCTORS
−SiCModules,DevicesandSubstratesforPowerElectronics2016*
−GaNModules,DevicesandSubstratesforPowerElectronics2016*
−SapphireApplications&Market2016:fromLEDtoConsumerElectronics*
−RFGaNTechnologyandMarketAnalysis2016
oLED
−SapphireApplicationsandMarket2016:FromLEDtoConsumerElectronics*
−LEDPackaging2016
−MicrodisplaysandMicroLEDs
−UVLEDTechnology,ManufacturingandApplicationsTrends2016*
−OLEDforLighting2016
−LEDinAutomotiveLighting2016
oPOWERELECTRONICS
−PowerElectronicsinElectricandHybridVehicles2016
−StatusofPowerElectronicsIndustry2016*
−PassiveComponentsTechnologiesandMarketTrendsforPowerElectronics2016
−SiCModules,DevicesandSubstratesforPowerElectronics2016*
−GaNModules,DevicesandSubstratesforPowerElectronics2016*
−InverterTechnologiesTrends&MarketExpectations2016
−PowerElectronicsforRenewableEnergy2016
−ThermalManagementforLEDandPower2016
−RFGaNTechnologyandMarketAnalysis2016
oBATTERY
−MarketTrendsandTechnologiesinBatteryPackandAssembly2016
−InnovativeandEmergingTechnologiesinEnergyStorageMarket2016
**Tobeconfirmed
PATENTANALYSISbyKnowmade
oPatentInfringement(crossedanalysisbasedonKnowmadeandSystemPlusAnalysis
expertise)
oPatentInvestigation(crossedanalysisbasedonKnowmade&YoleDéveloppement
expertise)
oPatentLandscape
TEARDOWN &REVERSECOSTINGbySystemPlusConsulting
Morethan30teardownsandreversecostinganalysisandcostsimulationtoolstobe
publishedin2016.
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OUR 2015 PUBLISHEDREPORTS LIST
oMEMS&SENSORS
−SensorsandDataManagementforAutonomousVehicles
−SensorsforWearableElectronicsAndMobileHealthcare
−StatusoftheMEMSIndustry
−UncooledInfraredImagingTechnology&MarketTrends
−InfraredDetectorTechnology&MarketTrends
−High-EndGyroscopes,AccelerometersandIMUsforDefense,Aerospace&Industrial
−EmergingNonVolatileMemory(NVM)Technology&MarketTrends
oIMAGING&OPTOELECTRONICS
−CameraModuleIndustry
−UncooledInfraredImagingTechnology&MarketTrends
−StatusoftheCMOSImageSensors
−InfraredDetectorTechnology&MarketTrends
oMEDTECH
−SamplePreparationAutomationThroughEmergingMicrofluidicTechnologies
−2015MicrofluidicApplicationsinthePharmaceutical,LifeSciences,In-VitroDiagnostic,and
MedicalDeviceMarkets
−SensorsforWearableElectronicsAndMobileHealthcare
oCOMPOUND SEMICONDUCTORS
−SapphireApplications&Market2015:fromLEDtoConsumerElectronics
−SiC,GaN,andotherWideBandGap(WBG)materialsforpowerelectronicsapplications
−GaNandSiCDevicesforPowerElectronicsApplications
oLED
−LEDLightingModuleTechnology,IndustryandMarketTrends2015
−UVLED-Technology,ManufacturingandApplicationTrends
−Phosphors&QuantumDots2015:LEDDownconvertersforLighting&Displays
−SapphireApplications&Market2015:fromLEDtoConsumerElectronics
oPOWERELECTRONICS
−PowerPackagingTechnologyTrendsandMarketExpectations
−EnergyManagementforSmartGrid,CitiesandBuildings:OpportunitiesforBattery
ElectricityStorageSolutions
−StatusofChinesePowerElectronicsIndustry
−NewTechnologiesandArchitecturesforEfficientDataCenter
−IGBTMarketandTechnologyTrends
−StatusofPowerElectronicsIndustry
−SiC,GaN,andotherWideBandGap(WBG)materialsforpowerelectronicsapplications
−GaNandSiCDevicesforPowerElectronicsApplications
oADVANCED PACKAGING
−StatusoftheAdvancedPackagingIndustry
−SupplyChainReadinessforPanelManufacturinginPackaging
−Fan-inWaferLevelPackaging:MarketandTechnologyTrends
−FlipChip:TechnologiesandMarketsTrends
−Fan-OutandEmbeddedDie:Technologies&MarketTrends
oMANUFACTURING
−PhotolithographyEquipmentandMaterialsforAdvancedPackaging,MEMSandLED
Applications
−EmergingNonVolatileMemory(NVM)Technology&MarketTrends
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•Japan& Asia: Takashi Onozawa, RepresentativeDirector, Yole KK.
Email: [email protected]
•Korea: Hailey Yang, Business DevelopmentManager, KoreanOffice
Email: [email protected]
•GreaterChina: Mavis Wang, Business DevelopmentDirector
Email: [email protected]
•Financial services
•Jean-Christophe Eloy, CEO & President
Email: [email protected]
•General
•Email: [email protected]
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About Sapphire, LED / OLED and
Display / Lighting Activities
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We are active
throughout the
value chain:
from substrates
to systems! And
we interact
with industrial /
R&D players
from each level!
Yole is active throughout the value chain (Example of LED and Sapphire activities)
FOCUS ON SAPPHIRE, LED / OLED AND DISPLAY / LIGHTING ACTIVITIES
Substrate
SiC / Sapphire/ Silicon/
Bulk GaN / Engineered
substrates
LED epi-
wafer
Mesa LED, Flip Chip LED,
Vertical LED structures
LED dies-
on-wafer
LED dies
Front-end Level 0 -Epitaxy
•Nucleation layer
•n-type layer
•Active layers (MQW)
•p-type layer
Back-End Level 0-Packaging
•Substrate separation & Bonding
•Die singulation
•Testing & Binning
LED systems and applications
Front-end Level 1 -Device Production
•Inspection
•Masking / Lithography
•Etching
•Metallization / Contacts / Mirrors
Back-End level 1 -Packaging
•Die Attach & Interconnections
•Phosphors
•Encapsulation & Optics
•Testing & Binning
Packaged LEDs
Module Packaging
•Substrates (PCB)
•Encapsulation & Optics
•Heatsink
•Testing & Binning
LED modules
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FOCUS ON SAPPHIRE, LED / OLED AND DISPLAY / LIGHTING ACTIVITIES
Insights on Forecast Methodology
“What’s Behind
the Crystal Ball?”
Only analysts that
follow the
industry on a daily
basis (trough
interviews and
developed market
modeling tools
based on
discussions with
key players of the
industry.
APPLICATION
Forecast of standard
product market volume
(unit)
Ex.: Smartphone, TVs, lamps (…)
Definition of functions using
LEDs
Ex.: “Flash vs. Keypad” for
smartphone (…)
Definition of technical
requirements
Ex.: Efficacy, size (…)
Definition of LED
penetration rate and
competitiveness with
alternative technologies
Ex.: “OLED vs. LED” in smartphone
(…)
Forecast of LED market volume (unit)
Split by application, power type (low vs. medium vs. high
power), package type (single vs. multi-die…) (… )
Definition of LED
ASP
Per power type, packaged
type (…)
Forecast of LED market size ($)
Split by application, power type, package type
(… )
Definition of manufacturing flows for
front-end and packaging (process,
technologies, materials, yields…)
Split by application, power type, package type (…)
Forecast of LED manufacturing
equipment and material markets
(unit and $)
Ex.: Phosphors, encapsulant, dicing equipment
Definition of LED die
surface (mm²)
Definition of substrate die surface (mm²)
and epiwafer volume (unit)
Split by type of substrate (…)
Forecast of LED substrate
markets (unit and $)
Split by type of substrate (…)
Definition of sale
levels of key
manufacturers ($)
Ex: LED, packaging
materials, epitaxy
materials, manufacturing
equipment, MOCVD
reactor, substrate (…)
System Plus Consulting
expertise in reverse
costing / reverse
engineering
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A team based
on persons
having
complementary
skills and
expertise.
About Yole’s Analyst Team
FOCUS ON SAPPHIRE, LED / OLED AND DISPLAY / LIGHTING ACTIVITIES
Pierrick BOULAY -Market & Technology Analyst
PierrickBOULAYholdsamasterdegreeinElectronicsfromESEO(France).HeworksasMarketandTechnologyAnalyst
inthefieldsofLED,OLEDandLightingSystemstocarryouttechnical,economicandmarketinganalysis.Hehasexperience
inbothLEDlighting(generallighting,automotivelighting…)andOLEDlighting.Inthepast,hehasmostlyworkedinR&D
departmentforLEDlightingapplications.
Pars MUKISH -Business Unit Manager
ParsMUKISHholdsamasterdegreeinMaterialsScience&Polymers(ITECH-France)andamasterdegreeinInnovation
&TechnologyManagement(EMLyon-France).Since2015,ParsMUKISHhastakenonresponsibilityfordevelopingLED,
OLEDandSapphireactivitiesasBusinessUnitManageratYoleDéveloppement.Previously,hehasworkedasMarketing
AnalystandTechno-EconomicAnalystforseveralyearsattheCEA(FrenchResearchCenter).
Dr. Eric VIREY -Senior Market & Technology Analyst
EricVIREYholdsaPh-DinOptoelectronicsfromtheNationalPolytechnicInstituteofGrenoble(INPG-France).He
worksasMarketandTechnologyAnalystinthefieldsofSapphire,LED/OLEDandDisplay.Inthelast12years,hehasheld
variousR&D,engineering,manufacturingandmarketingpositionswithSaint-Gobain.Mostrecently,hewasMarketManagerat
Saint-GobainCrystals,inchargeofSapphireandOptoelectronicproducts.
Dr. Milan ROSINA -Senior Market & Technology Analyst
MilanROSINAholdsaPh-DinOptoelectronicsfromtheNationalPolytechnicInstituteofGrenoble(INPG-France).He
worksasMarketandTechnologyAnalystinthefieldsofEnergyConversion,LED/OLEDandEmergingMaterials.Before
joiningYoleDéveloppement,hehasworkedasresearchscientistandprojectmanagerinPV,microelectronicsandLED
industries.Hehasmorethan15yearexperiencewithprominentresearchinstitutionsandautilitycompany.
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A collection of
more than 15
reports on
Sapphire, LED,
OLED, Display and
Lighting.
Report collection
FOCUS ON SAPPHIRE, LED / OLED AND DISPLAY / LIGHTING ACTIVITIES
Alreadypublished-YoleDéveloppement:
•StatusoftheLEDIndustry
•LEDinRoadandStreetLighting
•LEDFrontEndManufacturingTrends
•LEDFrontEndEquipmentMarkettrends
•GaN-on-SiTechnologyandMarket
•Phosphors&QDs-MarketandTechnologyLandscape
•LEDModuleMarket,TechnologyandIndustry
•Phosphors&QDs-IPLandscape
FromSystemPlusConsulting:
•LEDCoSim+&ReverseEngineering/ReverseCostingreports
2016Publication-Tobepublished-YoleDéveloppement:
•OLEDForLighting-PublishedinFebruary2016
•AutomotiveLighting-PublishedinApril2016
•UVLED(Q2-2016)
•Sapphire(Q2/Q3-2016)
•LEDPackaging(Q3-2016)
•MicroDisplaysandMicroLEDs(Q3-2016)
Our reports are unmatched in quality and technology depth and typically include:
•Technology trends and evolution: costs, barriers, roadmaps (…).
•Supply & value chain analysis: business models, relationships, value flows (…).
•In-depth analysis of applications and market drivers: challenges, inflection points (…).
•Market data ($, units, wafer starts…)
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