8. Revenue includes non-optoelectronics related. Figures for optoelectronics not available Infocommunications Source : IDA (Infocomm Authority of Singapore) In 2005, the revenue of the infocomm industry grew by 8.9% to reach S$37.89 billion (Figure 1). External demand, up by 11.0%, provided much of the growth impetus.
9. Revenue includes non-optoelectronics related. Figures for optoelectronics not available Infocommunications Source : IDA (Infocomm Authority of Singapore) Hardware market segment continues to dominate the infocomm industry
10. Infocommunications Revenue includes non-optoelectronics related. Figures for optoelectronics not available Source : IDA (Infocomm Authority of Singapore) Revenue Growth by Market Segments
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12. Displays The big are getting bigger…. 82” LCD – Samsung 102” Plasma - Samsung …and the small are getting prettier. Siemens Flexible Display Electronic-Ink/Book - power needed only to change contents. OLED Display 1280x768
18. Instrumentation Optics Key Instrumentation Optics - Estimated Production Output from Singapore QiOptik Singapore – Defense, Industry Optics : S$70mil Edmund Optics Singapore – Scientific, Industry : S$35mil II-VI Singapore – NIR and IR Optics : S$30mil Leica Instruments Singapore – Biomedical & Life Sciences : S$140mil Leica Geosystems Tech Singapore – Optoelectronics Surveying : S$60mil Perkin Elmer Singapore – Lamps & Spectrometry : S$250mil Approx 17% growth over 2005. Growth in all areas of instrumentation optics but especially in Biomedical, Life Sciences & Homeland Security.
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21. Source : EDB Singapore Industries classifed according to SSIC 2000 Total Output S$216b (+12.8% over 2004) Value-added S$50b (+8.1% over 2004) Manufacturing Statistics : Principle figures & Trends
22. Source : EDB Singapore Industries classified according to SSIC 2000 Total Investments S$8.5b (+3.1% 2004) Manufacturing Statistics : Principle figures & Trends
23. Source : EDB Singapore Industries classified according to SSIC 2000 Total Investments S$8.5b (+3.1% 2004) Manufacturing Statistics : Principle figures & Trends
24. Source : EDB Singapore Industries classifed according to SSIC 2000 Manufacturing Statistics : Industry Clusters
25. Source : EDB Singapore Industries classifed according to SSIC 2000 Manufacturing Statistics : Industry Clusters Optoelectronics Output : $1006mil (est +17% over 2004) Clusters with significant optoelectronics contents
26. Source : EDB Singapore Industries classifed according to SSIC 2000 Manufacturing Statistics : Industry Clusters Electronics 2005 : $78,968mil
27. Source : EDB Singapore Industries classifed according to SSIC 2000 Manufacturing Statistics : Industry Clusters Chemicals 2005 : $67,330mil
28. Source : EDB Singapore Industries classifed according to SSIC 2000 Manufacturing Statistics : Industry Clusters Biomedical 2005 : $18,749mil
29. Source : EDB Singapore Industries classifed according to SSIC 2000 Manufacturing Statistics : Industry Clusters Precision Engr 2005 : $20,330mil
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33. President : AB Goh (Leica Instruments) Vice President : Albert Lim (Aluputer Industrial) Secretary : Michael Leong (Leica Instruments) Treasurer : Eric Lee ( LOH Optical Machinery) R&D & Education Chair : Lai Weng Chuen (A*STAR) Industry Chair : Francis Ang (Edmund Optics) Publicity Chair : M.F Buk (Hypertronics) Committee Members : Gerard Robless (Schott S’pore) Henry Lazaroo (QiOptiks) PA(S) Committee 2006/2007
34. Activity Report Leads the Optics & Biomedical subcommittee in SBBC (Singapore-British Business Council) - identify investment opportunities - joint technology development projects - joint business development Partnership with industry & Ministry of Education in launching - Comprehensive optical design course for engineers and designers - 1 year on-the-job training program to train skilled craftsmen and techicians for the industrys - Optical coating design course in partnership with APP Support and publicize 2 key national projects - IDA ILIUP (Infocomm Development Authority – Infocomm Local Industry Upgrading Program) - Connected Homes Program (IDA)
35. Activity Report : Key Programs for 2006/7 Technology Road Mapping. Industry OE Survey. Industry talks on key growth technologies. Long term optoelectronics educational demands.
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