Previously, gamers were restricted to board games and associated video games. The growing introduction and popularity of PCs and electronic devices and the increasing adoption of the Internet have led to the development and commercialization of gaming. With the rapid adoption of gaming as a profession, the gaming laptop market is growing exponentially in the current market scenario.

Earlier, gaming was restricted to board games and associated video games. The introduction and popularity of computers and other electronic devices, along with the Internet, have led to the commercialization of gaming. The rapid adoption of gaming as a profession has increased the demand for gaming headsets.

Fuel cells produce electricity by utilizing the power generated from electrochemical reactions. They use external sources of chemical energy such as hydrogen and oxygen to produce energy. Electrochemical reactions in the fuel cells oxidize hydrogen, which reacts with oxygen to form water and release electrons. The electrons then flow through the external circuit producing an electric current. All fuel cells are based on a standard design wherein two electrodes are separated by an electrolyte. The electrolyte carries electrically charged particles. A catalyst is used to speed up or accelerate the electrochemical reaction within the fuel cells. Fuel cells can be used in small devices that are powered by a few watts of electricity and also in large power plants that produce megawatts (MW) of electrical energy. Fuel cells are categorized by the nature of the electrolyte used in them.

Flat glass commonly comes in a sheet form and is produced in a flat state. These glass components are mainly used in the construction, automotive, solar glass, and other end-use industries. Flat glass components are used in windows, doors, facades, decorations, windshields, partitions, electronic equipment, interior fittings, and furniture. It is manufactured by the float glass process.

According to a NHS report of July 2015, eight out of ten women are diagnosed with breast cancer in the UK and survive for minimum five years post diagnosis. Lumpectomy, a type of breast-conserving therapy for treating breast cancer, has emerged in the European market, owing to the presence of innovative technologies. Intraoperative surgical margin, sentinel lymph node biopsy assessment systems, and surgical tools are some of the technical devices used in the treatment of lumpectomy.

The global urology surgery supplies market is growing at a significant rate and is expected to register stable growth rate during the forecast period with a CAGR of 10.34%. The market has ample opportunities to grow in the emerging countries due to the increasing awareness of urological disorders among the population. Increasing prevalence of urology disorders, such as bladder injuries, renal (kidney) disorders, pelvic lymph node dissection, prostate cancer, urinary tract disorders, especially among the adult population aged above 50 years is one of the main drivers of the market growth.

Machine tools are used to cut and shape metals and other materials based on product specifications. These tools are used for the effective manufacturing of critical components with utmost ease and accuracy. Based on the mode of operation, machine tools can either be conventional or numerically controlled. Machine tools include products such as machining centers, turning machines, and grinding machines. All machine tools consist of a common component known as workholding, which is used to fix the workpiece while machining it. Workholding types may range from simple clamps to custom-built complex fixtures. Some of the commonly used workholdings are chucks, vises and rotary tables.

The global sweetener market is growing at a moderate rate (4.47%) owing to the growing concerns about excessive intake of sugar. Consumers are purchasing products that have low sugar and calorie content to maintain a suitable body weight and avoid health problems such as obesity, high/low blood pressure, and tooth decay. Sweeteners are now becoming common in homes across the globe, appearing in many “sugar-free” or “diet” candies, cookies, and beverages. Players are thus using sweeteners across industries, including confectionery, bakery, beverages, cereal, ice cream, and dairy. Non-nutritive sweeteners, both low-calorie and zero-calorie variants, are replacing sugar and corn syrup in food and beverage, healthcare, and personal care products. Significant investments in state-of-the-art equipment and new technologies and the introduction of new crop varieties have resulted in increased zero-calorie sweetener production.

The healthcare sector is one among the largest and fastest-growing sectors worldwide. It includes industries and sub-industries that provide healthcare services to customers such as pharmaceutical, biotechnology, equipment, and medical facilities. The medical device industry is among the largest industries in the healthcare sector. Medical device companies can be categorized into pure-plays, non-healthcare businesses, and drugdevice businesses. The manufacturers in the industry produce healthcare equipment and medical devices such as drug delivery systems, orthopedic devices, and diagnostic equipment. These devices are used by medical practitioners in hospitals and nursing homes for treating patients. For instance, Medtronic is a medical equipment company that manufactures devices used for surgical procedures.

Vinyl acetate is an organic compound, which is commonly used for the production of polyvinyl alcohol (PVOH), polyvinyl acetate (PVA), ethylene vinyl acetate (EVA), and ethylene vinyl alcohol (EVOH). Vinyl acetate is also known as vinyl acetate monomer. Vinyl acetate is a flammable, colorless liquid with a pungent odor. The vapors of vinyl acetate are heavier than air. These vapors can produce irritation in the respiratory system and eyes in humans. Long-term exposure may result in cough, hoarseness, and upper respiratory tract irritation. Vinyl acetate is not classified for carcinogenicity by United States Environmental Protection Agency (EPA).