The study anticipates that medical implantable devices
could be powered by thin film batteries in future.
Thin film battery powered RFID, smart cards and
transdermal patches are likely to drive market to mass commercial scale, in the
recent future.
“Convergence in electronic gadgets is becoming the
key growth factor for the future generation. Thin film batteries offer the solution
to power ultra-thin devices, making it suitable for future gadgets. Demand for
high power, ultra-thin battery to power miniature devices creates huge market
potential for this chemistry across different end-user applications,” said
Suba Arunkumar, Industry Manager.