Global X-By-Wire Systems Markets 2015-2018 & 2022: Automobile Electronification - The Cornerstone for Growth of X-By Wire Systems

Dublin, Aug. 22, 2018 (GLOBE NEWSWIRE) -- The "X-By-Wire Systems - Global Strategic Business Report" report has been added to ResearchAndMarkets.com's offering.

The report provides separate comprehensive analytics for the US, Canada, Japan, Europe, Asia-Pacific, and Rest of World. Annual estimates and forecasts are provided for the period 2015 through 2022. This report analyzes the worldwide markets for X-By-Wire Systems in Thousand Units.

The Global Market is further analyzed by the following System Types:

• Throttle-by-Wire Systems
• Shift-by-Wire Systems
• Other by-Wire Systems

The report profiles 29 companies including many key and niche players such as:

• Continental AG (Germany)
• CTS Corporation (USA)
• Curtiss-Wright Corporation (USA)
• LORD Corporation (USA)
• Mobil Elektronik GmbH (Germany)
• Orscheln Products LLC (USA)
• Robert Bosch GmbH (Germany)
• SKF Group (Sweden)
• TORC Robotics, Inc. (USA)
• ZF Friedrichshafen AG (Germany)

Key Topics Covered:

1. INDUSTRY OVERVIEW

• Automobile "Electronification: The Cornerstone for Growth of X-By Wire Systems
• X By Wire: Market Review
• Market Outlook

2. KEY MARKETS TRENDS, DRIVERS & CHALLENGES

• Focus on Lightweighting Fuels the X By Wire Trend
• Focus on Vehicle Stability Control Fuels Engineering Interest in X by Wire
• X by Wire: The Foundation for Driverless Cars
• Design Flexibility Spurs Interest in X by Wire Systems
• Trend Towards Auto Transmission Benefits Shift by Wire Transmission Systems
• Drive-by-Wire: Primped As the Technology of the Future
• Electronic Throttle Control: The Most Widely Used X-by-Wire System
• Surging Interest in E-Mobility Paves the Way for X-by-Wire Systems
• Component Manufacturers' Focus On X By Wire Research to Benefit Market Growth
• ZF Friedrichshafen AG Remains Committed to Innovation in Auto Electronics
• Continental to Develop Electronic Brake System
• Robert Bosch Develops iBooster & eClutch
• Siemens Focuses on Developing BbW & SbW Systems
• Stable Automobile Production to Benefit Market Growth
• Expanding Middle Class Population in Developing Countries Fuels Growth
• Off-Highway Vehicles: A Major End-Use Sector for X-By-Wire Systems
• Stringent Regulations Governing Dependability of Automotive Systems Dampen Market Growth
• Rise in Vehicle Recalls Due to Failure of X-by-Wire Systems Aggravates Safety Concerns
• Automotive Fiber Optics & Fault Tolerant Electronics & Communication: The Answer to Reliability Issues in X by Wire Systems
• 42Volt Bus: The Solution for High Power Requirements in Automobiles

3. PRODUCT OVERVIEW

4. PRODUCT INNOVATIONS/INTRODUCTIONS

• Thyssenkrupp to Exhibit Steer-By-Wire Concept Vehicle
• ZF Unveils Clutch-by-Wire
• Orscheln Industries Offers Electronic Shift-By-Wire Systems
• Infiniti Introduces Infiniti Q50 with Steer-by-Wire System
• Raymarine Unveils Drive-by-Wire Steering Interface for Boat Builders

5. RECENT INDUSTRY ACTIVITY

• ZF Takes over TRW Automotive
• Renault Opts for Shift-by-Wire Gearshift Designed by Ficosa in its Espace
• NASA Incorporates Fly-By-Wire Driving System in its MRV

6. FOCUS ON SELECT PLAYERS

7. GLOBAL MARKET PERSPECTIVE

Total Companies Profiled: 29 (including Divisions/Subsidiaries 31)

• The United States ((15)
• Japan (2)
• Europe (13)
  • Germany (8)
  • Italy (1)
  • Spain (1)
  • Rest of Europe (3)
• Asia-Pacific (Excluding Japan) (1)
  

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