Enterprises are focusing more and more on adopting diverse technologies for their business operations, in a bid to reduce their overall costs and gain a competitive advantage over their rivals. Vendors of material handling solutions have gradually veered toward the modern approach of helping end-users focus on the space and time utility of their operations, by manufacturing flexible systems that can seamlessly integrate with other systems as a part of the overall material handling plan.  For instance, AS/RS have emerged as one of the most dynamic solutions in the field of material handling equipment and are mainly deployed in warehouses and distribution centers. Despite gaining initial traction in the manufacturing sector, other sectors such as food & beverage, life sciences, etc. have gradually realized the benefits of using AS/RS across various phases in the supply chain, ranging from mundane to complex tasks.

Aerospace materials are materials that are deployed for various aerospace purposes, as they offer enhanced properties such as high tensile strength, superior temperature tolerance, enhanced transparency, and hard surface. The aerospace manufacturers are shifting their preference toward materials such as advanced plastics, carbon or glass based fiber composites in the construction of aircraft parts such as airframes, windows, interiors, engine components, propulsion systems, mirrors, and ceilings, thereby replacing conventional metals. The aerospace materials market is segmented into type, application, type of aircraft, and region. On the basis of type, the market is categorized into composites, metals, and plastics. The composite segment is further divided into resins and fiber. The applications covered in the study include interior and exterior. Depending on type of aircraft, the market is segregated into commercial, military, rotorcraft, and space. Region wise, it is analyzed across North America, Europe, Asia-Pacific, and LAMEA.

With a large-scale growth in the aviation industry, the demand for engines and the related components has increased to the extent that the engine manufacturers are now compelled to manufacture a huge number of engines per year. This factor, in turn, is boosting the growth of the engine blades market, as the demand is higher than ever before. However, there is a mounting pressure on the entire supply chain, as the aircraft manufacturers are planning to increase their production rates. The component and part manufacturers are expanding their production facilities, along with adopting the latest technologies, primarily to boost their production capacities. Owing to the growing demand, the companies are trying to attract new customers and boost up their market share by adopting technologies that can reduce the overall weight and emissions of the engines, which is boosting the R&D activities in the industry.

Wood coatings are widely used in the protection and refinement of wood or wood-made structures. Protecting wooden surfaces help increase their utilization properties. Moreover, the use of wood coating enhances the aesthetic look of wooden object, which helps in marketing and selling of the product. Different types of wood coatings are available in the market such as varnish, stains, water-based coatings, and oil finishes. The Europe wood coatings market is segmented on the basis of resin type, technology, end use, and region. Depending on resin type, the market is classified into polyurethane, nitrocellulose, acrylic, unsaturated polyester, and others. By technology, it is fragmented into waterborne, conventional solid solvent borne, high solid solvent borne, powder coating, radiation cured, and others. As per end use, it is segregated into furniture, joinery, flooring, and others. Region wise, it is analyzed across Europe. The key players operating in the wood coatings industry include Akzo Nobel N.V., Axalta Coatings Systems, BASF SE, Jotun, Eastman Chemical Company, Kansai Paint Co., Ltd., Wendel Group, PPG Industries Inc., Tikkurila OYJ, and Teknos Group. In addition, the volume and revenue of the market is provided in the report in terms of million liters and $millions.

Machine vision provides machines with a gift of sight, complementing or replacing manual inspection tasks, using cameras and image processing. Machine vision applications range from basic tasks, like presence detection, to real-time inspection and grading tasks in harsh environments. Manufacturing firms across the world are realizing the benefits of machine vision systems, particularly in areas where redundant tasks, like inspection, should be performed with precision. They are playing an essential role in high-speed production lines and hazardous environments. Some of the significant benefits offered by these systems include increased productivity, reduced machine downtime, and tighter process control. In case of a pure 2D machine vision system, the target object image acquired for processing is effectively a flat, 2D plan view. This 2D image does not provide any height information. When utilizing 2D cameras, Z (distance from camera) is generally assumed. This is not as effective as parts may move, change size, etc. and then the 2D camera may miscalculate the location. Owing to such reasons, end-user industries are embracing 3D systems, that allows for a clean part pick-up with known positional data (X, Y, and Z), despite any disruption.

The global compression stockings market is analyzed on the basis of its prospect and future growth rate. The report highlights numerous factors that influence the growth of the global compression stockings market. These include market forecast, drivers, restraints, opportunities, and role of different key players operating in the market. . The study estimates the revenue generated from the sales of various compression stockings, which include knee high and thigh high. Moreover, it focuses on the demography segment, which includes men and women. Furthermore, it includes the revenue generated from the sales of compression stockings across North America, Europe, Asia-Pacific, and LAMEA.

Absinthe is a green or often colorless processed liquor with a very high alcoholic content, flavored with anise, wormwood, and some other aromatic, medicinal, and culinary herbs such as flowers and leaves of Artemisia absinthium. Its alcohol content is around 45 to 76% of total liquid alcohol. When Absinthe does not contain any added sugar in it, it is called spirit. Absinthe is bottled at a very high level of alcohol by volume, but at the time of consumption it is diluted with water. It is conventionally prepared from purification of neutral alcohol, spices, herbs, and water. While traditional absinthes are redistilled from white grape spirit, lesser absinthes were commonly made by alcohol processed from grain, potatoes, or beets. Different kind of herbs may be used in the preparation of absinthe such as angelica, petite wormwood hyssop, Melissa, coriander, star anise, peppermint, and veronica. In past times, when Absinthe was very little known, it had often been popularly portrayed as an addictive psychoactive drug, which causes hallucinogen. Although Absinthe was known as a drug causing hallucinogen, the twenty-first century has seen various types of absinthe, including a range of frozen preparations, which have become increasingly popular. Some of the popular types of absinthe are Blanche absinthe, Verte absinthe, Absenta, Hausgemacht, and Bohemian-style absinthe.

Quartz word is derived from querkluftertz, an old German word which means whitish vein quartz. The word Quartz is also derived from ancient Greek word krustallos, which means, ice, because it was believed that the quartz is ice which never melts. The Sumerians cut and carved several quartz stones and used them as a cylinder seals and ring seals. The Egyptians made beads, scarab figures, and other jewelry from quartz stones. Quartz is a hard, crystalline mineral which consists of silicon and oxygen atoms. These atoms are linked with each other to form SiO4 silicon–oxygen tetrahedra. The global quartz report focuses on revenue generated from various quartz material as well as end-user industry utilizing quartz including electronics & semiconductor, solar, buildings & construction, medical, optics and telecommunication and other. Moreover, the report analyzes the current market trends of Quartz in different regions and suggests the future growth opportunities by analyzing government regulations & policies, thereby further increasing the consumer acceptance of Quartz. The factors driving the growth of the market includes increasing use of Quartz in end-user industries such as alumina, pulp & paper, soap and detergent, water treatment, and others. In addition, with rise in the chemical industry, the demand for Quartz is expected to increase significantly, as it is used in manufacturing of organic and inorganic chemicals.

Used cooking oil or waste cooking oil is edible vegetable oil produced from repetitive use of vegetable oil for the purpose of food preparation to a point where it is no longer fit for that purpose. The global used cooking oil market is analyzed on the basis of its prospect and future growth rate. The report highlights numerous factors that influence the growth of the used cooking oil market. These include market forecast, drivers, restraints, opportunities, and role of different key players operating in the market. By source, the report is analyzed across household sector and commercial sector. In addition, it focuses on Biodiesel, Oleo chemicals, Animal feeds, and other applications. Furthermore, it includes the revenue generated from the sales of used cooking oil across North America, Europe, Asia-Pacific, and LAMEA.

Specialty chemicals are the materials used on the basis of their performance or function. They are sometimes referred as performance chemicals or formulation chemicals. Most specialty chemicals are organic chemicals that are used in wide range of every day products used by consumers and industry. Industries which are highly dependent on the specialty chemicals products are automotive, aerospace, food, cosmetics, agriculture, manufacturing, and textiles. The specialty chemicals market is segmented into type and region. Based on type, it is categorized into food additives, cosmetic chemicals, water treatment chemicals, paper & pulp chemicals, textile chemicals, construction chemicals, oil field chemicals, and ink additives. Based on region, the market is analyzed across North America, Europe, Asia-Pacific, and LAMEA. Market players operating and profiles in the global specialty chemicals market are BASF SE, Dow, Inc., Bayer AG, Evonik Industries AG, Lanxess AG, Solvay SA, Clariant AG, Huntsman International LLC, Albemarle Corporation, and Ashland LLC.