Clean technology refers to any process, product, or service that reduces negative environmental impacts through significant energy efficiency improvements, the sustainable use of resources, or environmental protection activities. In the past decade, demand for clean technologies has grown at a significant rate and has driven the growth of billion-dollar markets. Such markets continue to rise at a substantial rate. The clean technology market has been driven by a merger of technological advancements resource constraints, and economic trends that positions clean technologies for sustained growth. TechInsights has performed a broad range of work relevant to the clean technology sector including photovoltaics, smart grid, batteries, and low-energy lighting. For example, we have analyzed the construction techniques of industrial solar cell panels and design decisions in hybrid/electrical vehicles and performed detailed evidence of use analysis in LED manufacturing.
Our Value
By revealing the innovation others can’t inside advanced technology, we prove patent value and drive the best IP and technology investment decisions.
Technical and product teams for the world’s most innovative and disruptive technology companies use our insights to make the best technology investment decisions.
By combining deep patent knowledge with the most advanced reverse engineering and technical analysis capabilities in the world we have demonstrated an unrivaled ability to match patents to products and deliver solid evidence of use in advance technology markets.
Our Analysis
Our state-of-the-art reverse engineering facilities have the unique ability to go from the system to atomic level:
- Product Teardowns & Costing/BOM
- Functional testing
- Packaging Analysis
- Structural/Process Analysis (Structure, Material, Packaging etc.)
- Circuit Analysis
- Software Analysis
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TechInsights’ Cost Explorer adds cost, cycle time, and carbon modeling to Synopsys DTCO workflows, enabling full PPACtE optimization before costly test wafers.
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Sony debuts its first 200MP smartphone sensor, the LYTIA 901, featuring a 1/1.12-inch format, 0.7µm pixels, AI remosaicing, advanced HDR, and flagship zoom performance.
Apple iPhone Air A3260 Teardown: Cost and Component Insights
TechInsights’ teardown of the Apple iPhone Air A3260 reveals 29 new components, a BOM cost 2% higher than Samsung’s S25 Edge, and key cost drivers in silicon and RF.
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