Event Date/Time: Oct 17, 2005 | End Date/Time: Oct 19, 2005 |
Early Registration Date: Aug 26, 2005 |
Description
Industry Overview:
LEDs are a $2.5 billion dollar global industry, growing 20% per year. Forecast to reach between 4 and 5 billion dollars by 2007 - moving in synch with the growing cell phone industry where LEDs are used as backlighting and to illuminate the keypad, today is an exciting time for the LED industry. The cell phone industry alone - which accounts for up to 30% of LED revenues - grew by 30 percent last year, and recent declines in LED price should result in higher revenue potential for this application.
Success in handheld applications is not the only market where LEDs are making progress. For years the automotive industry has embraced LEDs in rear lighting systems, but have not used them in other applications due to insufficient light output. Recent announcements from Lumileds/Audi and OSRAM/Ford to integrate LEDs into front and interior lighting systems signals a coming wave of new solid state lighting applications and opportunities. LEDs also have significant growth potential in traditional large screen and projection displays, aviation and architectural/contour lighting markets, as well as emerging opportunities in non-traditional industries such as in clothing and fabrics.
Today is an exciting time for the LED industry, with burgeoning demand in new applications and significant progress in developing white LEDs for the general illumination market. This conference will provide a comprehensive overview of the progress and challenges facing the industry, along with market projections and application advancements.
Conference Audience: 400 Industry Leaders with Over 50 Exhibitors
Intertech’s LED conference is the largest and most comprehensive business and technology conference focused on high brightness LEDs. This conference was designed for key executives, R&D staff, marketing & sales executives from companies involved with the manufacture, research, design, marketing and end-use of high-brightness LEDs and includes:
Lighting designers, architects and end-users
Traditional lighting industry company executives
LED and semiconductor manufacturers
Organic light emitting material and device manufacturers (OLEDs)
LCD and LED display manufacturers
Epitaxy and fabrication equipment suppliers
Corporate, government and university R&D staff
Substrate, chemical and other suppliers
Market Analysts, Venture Capitalists and Investment Bankers