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市場調査レポート
米国における障害者・高齢者補助技術
Disabled and Elderly Assistive Technologies in the U.S.
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BCC Research |
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2008年10月 |
商品コード |
76451 |
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英文 153 Pages |
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Disabled and Elderly Assistive Technologies
出版日: 2011年07月
商品コード: 207741
Abstract
This report:
- Provides an overview of technologies used in disabled and elderly care
products
- Discusses conditions and applications addressed by these technologies
- Examines the market for size and segmentation, and makes projections
through 2013
- Covers legal, regulatory and insurance issues
- Describes patent and IP activity
- Reviews the industry' s size, structure, competition and market shares.
Table of Contents
Chapter- 1: SUMMARY 2
- SUMMARY TABLE PROJECTED U.S. ASSISTIVE TECHNOLOGY SALES, THROUGH 2013 ($
MILLIONS) 6
- SUMMARY FIGURE PROJECTED U.S. ASSISTIVE TECHNOLOGY SALES, 2007-2013 ($
MILLIONS) 7
Chapter- 2: OVERVIEW 63
- GENERAL DESCRIPTION 8
- DEFINITIONS 8
- Assistive Technologies 8
- Disabilities vs. Diseases 8
- Assistive Technologies vs. Pharmaceuticals 9
- Assistive Technologies vs. Prosthetics and Orthotics 9
- Assistive Technologies vs. Cosmetic Products 10
- HISTORY 10
- TECHNOLOGIES 11
- MATERIALS 11
- ELECTRONICS 12
- Speech Recognition and Vocal Output 12
- Communication Technology 13
- Mobile Location Technology 13
- Sensor Technology 14
- Artificial Intelligence 14
- ENERGY SOURCES 15
- MINIATURIZATION 16
- APPLICATIONS/CONDITIONS ADDRESSED 16
- FIGURE 1 U.S. POPULATION WHOSE DAILY ACTIVITES ARE LMITED BY HEALTH
CONDITIONS, BY AGE GROUP, 2006 (%) 16
- FIGURE 1 (CONTINUED) 17
- TABLE 1 PROJECTED NUMBER OF DISABLED PEOPLE IN THE U.S., THROUGH 2013
(MILLONS) 17
- FIGURE 2 PROJECTED INCREASE IN U.S. DISABLED POPULATION, 2007 - 2013
(MILLIONS) 18
- SENSORY LOSS 18
- Hearing Loss 18
- TABLE 2 REPORTED INCIDENCE OF HEARING PROBLEMS AMONG U.S. ADULTS BY
SEX/AGE GROUP, 2006 (%) 19
- Vision Loss 19
- TABLE 3 REPORTED INCIDENCE OF BLINDNESS AND VISION IMPAIRMENT IN THE U.S.
BY SEX/AGE GROUP, 2006 (%) 20
- COMMUNICATION DISORDERS 21
- Speech Impairments 21
- Writing Difficulties 22
- LOSS OF MOBILITY/DEXTERITY 22
- TABLE 4 REPORTED INCIDENCE OF IMPAIRED MOBLITY AND DEXTERITY IN THE U.S.
BY SEX/AGE GROUP, 2006 (%) 22
- Arthritis 23
- TABLE 5 INCIDENCE OF DOCTOR-DIAGNOSED ARTHRITIS CASES AND CHRONIC JOINT
SYMPTOMS IN THE U.S. BY AGE GROUP, 2006 (MILLION PERSONS) 23
- Osteoporosis 24
- Age-Related Loss of Strength/Balance/Coordination 24
- Surgical Recovery and Rehabilitation 25
- Arthroplasties 25
- TABLE 6 PROJECTED TRENDS IN NUMBER OF U.S. TOTAL HIP AND KNEE
REPLACEMENTS, 2007 - 2013 (THOUSANDS OF PROCEDURES) 25
- Amputations 25
- OBESITY 26
- NEUROLOGICAL DYSFUNCTIONS 26
- Alzheimer' s Disease and Related Dementias 27
- Age-Related Loss of Cognitive Functioning 27
- FIGURE 3 PREVALENCE OF COGNITIVE/MENTAL IMPAIRMENT AMONG MEDICARE
PARTICIPANTS, 2002 (%) 27
- FIGURE 3 (CONTINUED) 28
- CHRONIC DISEASE 28
- FIGURE 4 PREVALENCE OF SELECTED CHRONIC HEALTH PROBLEMS AMONG MEDICARE
PARTICIPANTS, 2002 (%) 29
- INCONTINENCE AND LOSS OF BLADDER/BOWEL FUNCTIONING 30
- TABLE 7 PREVALENCE OF URINARY INCONTINENCE BY SEX (%) 30
- TABLE 8 OSTOMY POPULATION WITH OSTOMIES BY AGE GROUP (%) 31
- PRODUCT TYPES 31
- MOBILITY AIDS 31
- Ambulatory Aids 32
- TABLE 9 AMBULATORY AID MANUFACTURERS 32
- Wheelchairs, Scooters, and Accessories 32
- Wheelchairs 33
- TABLE 10 WHEELCHAIR MANUFACTURERS 33
- TABLE 10 (CONTINUED) 34
- Scooters 34
- TABLE 11 SCOOTER MANUFACTURERS 35
- Motor Vehicle Conversions 35
- TABLE 12 MOTOR VEHICLE DISABLED ACCESS CONVERSION KIT MANUFACTURERS 36
- Navigation Aids 36
- Ultrasound (Sonar) Systems 36
- Laser Systems 37
- Combined Laser/Ultrasound Systems 37
- GPS Systems 37
- TABLE 13 NAVIGATION AIDS MANUFACTURERS 37
- TABLE 13 (CONTINUED) 38
- ACCESS AIDS 38
- Home Elevators 38
- Wheelchair Lifts 38
- Stair Climbers 39
- Accessible Baths and Showers 39
- Special Commodes 39
- Bath and Pool Lifts 39
- Transfer Lifts 39
- Door Openers 40
- TABLE 14 ACCESS AID MANUFACTURERS 40
- BEDS, SEATING SYSTEMS, AND ERGONOMIC AIDS 40
- Beds 41
- Seating and Positioning Systems 41
- Ergonomic Aids 42
- TABLE 15 MANUFACTURERS OF BED, SEATING, AND ERGONOMIC AIDS FOR THE
DISABLED 42
- TABLE 15 (CONTINUED) 43
- DAILY LIVING AIDS 43
- Toileting Aids and Incontinence Products 43
- Commode/Shower Chairs 43
- Incontinence Products 44
- Ostomy Products 44
- Other Daily Living Aids 44
- TABLE 16 DAILY LIVING AIDS MANUFACTURERS 45
- COMMUNICATION AIDS 45
- Speech Aids 45
- Writing and Typing Aids 46
- TABLE 17 SPEECH AND WRITING AID MANUFACTURERS 46
- TABLE 17 (CONTINUED) 47
- Hearing Aids 47
- Analog vs. Digital Hearing Aids 47
- Behind-the-Ear vs. In-the-Ear Designs 48
- Eyeglass Hearing Aids 49
- Other Features 50
- New Technologies 50
- Non-Amplification Technology 50
- MEMS-Based Hearing Aids 51
- TABLE 18 HEARING AID MANUFACTURERS 51
- Telephony Accessories 52
- Text Telephones 52
- Amplified Telephones 52
- COMPUTER ACCESS AIDS 53
- Input Devices 53
- Speech Recognition 53
- Special Keyboards 53
- Touch Screens 54
- Mouse Alternatives 54
- Output Devices 54
- Screen Magnifiers/Readers 55
- Refreshable Braille Displays 55
- Accessibility Software 55
- TABLE 19 COMPUTER AID MANUFACTURERS 55
- TABLE 19 (CONTINUED) 56
- VISION AND READING AIDS 56
- Reading Machines 57
- Braille Translators 57
- Video Magnifiers 58
- Accessible Books and Reader/Players 58
- DAISY Books 59
- Accessible Consumer Electronic Equipment 60
- Telephones 60
- Cell Phones 60
- Kitchen Appliances 61
- Personal Digital Assistants 62
- TABLE 20 READING AND VISION AID MANUFACTURERS 62
- TABLE 20 (CONTINUED) 63
- ENVIRONMENTAL AIDS 63
- TABLE 21 ENVIRONMENTAL AID MANUFACTURERS 63
- MEDICAL/PERSONAL MONITORING AIDS 64
- Activity/Emergency Location Monitors 64
- Remote Medical Monitors 64
- Pervasive Monitoring 65
- TABLE 22 MEDICAL/PERSONAL MONITORING AID MANUFACTURERS 66
- PATENT ANALYSIS 66
- FIGURE 5 U.S. ASSISTIVE TECHNOLOGY PATENTS ISSUED SINCE 1976 AND PATENT
APPLICATIONS PENDING BY TYPE OF TECHNOLOGY (%) 67
- REGULATORY/LEGISLATIVE/INSURANCE ISSUES 67
- AMERICANS WITH DISABILITIES ACT AND OTHER RELATED LEGISLATION 67
- SAFETY AND QUALITY REGULATIONS 69
- MEDICARE AND PRIVATE HEALTH INSURANCE REIMBURSEMENT ISSUES 70
Chapter- 3: U.S. MARKET FOR ASSISTIVE TECHNOLOGIES, 2007 - 2013 67
- SUMMARY 71
- TABLE 23 PROJECTED U.S. ASSISTIVE TECHNOLOGY SALES, THROUGH 2013 ($
MILLIONS) 71
- FIGURE 6 PROJECTED U.S. ASSISITIVE TECHNOLOGY MARKET TRENDS, 2007 - 2013
($ MILLIONS) 72
- FIGURE 7 PROJECTED U.S. ASSISTIVE TECHNOLOGY MARKET SEGMENTATION, 2007 AND
2013 (PERCENT OF TOTAL SALES) 73
- FIGURE 7 (CONTINUED) 74
- DETAILED MARKET PROJECTIONS 74
- MOBILITY AIDS 74
- TABLE 24 PROJECTED U.S. MOBILITY AIDS SALES, THROUGH 2013 ($ MILLIONS) 74
- FIGURE 8 PROJECTED MOBILITY AIDS SUB-SEGMENTS, 2007 AND 2013 (%) 75
- Ambulatory Aids 75
- Historical Sales 75
- FIGURE 9 U.S. SALES OF AMUBULATORY AIDS, 2007 (%) 76
- Market Drivers 76
- Ambulatory Aids Usage and Demographics 77
- TABLE 25 PROJECTED U.S. POPULATION 65 YEARS AND OLDER, THROUGH 2013
(THOUSANDS) 77
- Projected Market 78
- TABLE 26 PROJECTED U.S. SALES OF AMBULATORY AIDS, THROUGH 2013 ($
MILLIONS) 78
- Wheelchairs and Scooters 78
- Historical Sales 78
- FIGURE 10 U.S. WHEELCHAIR AND SCOOTER MARKET, 2007 (PERCENT OF TOTAL
SALES) 79
- Market Drivers 80
- Aging Population 80
- FIGURE 11 U.S. WHEELCHAIR/SCOOTER SALES BY AGE GROUP, 2007 (%) 81
- TABLE 27 WHEELCHAIR USE BY AGE GROUP (PERCENTAGE OF POPULATION IN EACH AGE
GROUP) 81
- Aging Baby Boomers 82
- Incidence of Conditions Associated with Wheelchair/Scooter Use among
Younger People 82
- FIGURE 12 LEADING CONDITIONS ASSOCIATED WITH WHEELCHAIR/SCOOTER USE
(PERCENTAGE OF TOTAL WHEELCHAIR USERS) 83
- TABLE 28 U.S. POPULATION UNDER 65 YEARS OLD, THROUGH 2013 (THOUSANDS) 84
- Increasing Incidence of Severe Obesity 84
- TABLE 29 PROJECTED TRENDS IN THE NUMBER OF SEVERELY OBESE AMERICANS,
THROUGH 2013 (MILLIONS) 85
- Medicare Policies on Reimbursement for Powered Wheelchairs 85
- Projected Market 86
- TABLE 30 U.S. SALES OF WHEELCHAIRS AND SCOOTERS, THROUGH 2013 ($ MILLIONS)
86
- Vehicle Conversions 87
- Historical Sales 87
- Market Drivers 87
- Demographic Trends in Target Market 87
- TABLE 31 PROJECTED NUMBER OF U.S. WHEELCHAIR USERS AGED 18 - 64 YEARS,
THROUGH 2013 (THOUSANDS) 88
- Financial Incentives 88
- Projected Sales 88
- TABLE 32 U.S. SALES PROJECTIONS OF DISABLED VEHICLE CONVERSIONS, THROUGH
2013 ($ MILLIONS) 89
- Navigation Aids 89
- Historical Sales 89
- Market Drivers 89
- Potential Market Size 90
- Market Penetration 90
- Projected Sales 90
- TABLE 33 U.S. SALES PROJECTIONS OF ELECTRONIC NAVIGATION AIDS FOR THE
BLIND, THROUGH 2013 (UNITS/$ MILLIONS) 91
- ACCESS AIDS 91
- TABLE 34 PROJECTED U.S. SALES OF DISABILITY ACCESS AIDS BY SEGMENT,
THROUGH 2013 ($ MILLIONS) 91
- FIGURE 13 PROJECTED U.S. DISABILITY ACCESS AIDS MARKET BY TYPE OF PRODUCT,
2007 AND 2013 (PERCENT OF TOTAL SALES) 92
- FIGURE 13 (CONTINUED) 93
- Home Elevators 93
- Historical Sales 93
- Market Drivers 93
- Projected Sales 94
- TABLE 35 PROJECTED U.S. SALES OF RESIDENTIAL ELEVATORS, THROUGH 2013 ($
MILLIONS) 94
- Stair Lifts 94
- Historical Sales 94
- Market Drivers 95
- "Baby Boom" Home Renovation Spending 95
- FIGURE 14 PROJECTED "BABY BOOMER" SPENDING ON HOME RENOVATION PROJECTS,
2007 - 2013 96
- Projected Sales 96
- TABLE 36 PROJECTED U.S. SALES OF STAIR LIFTS, THROUGH 2013 ($ MILLIONS) 96
- Wheelchair Lifts 97
- Historical Sales 97
- Market Drivers 97
- Projected Sales 97
- TABLE 37 PROJECTED U.S. SALES OF WHEELCHAIR LIFTS, THROUGH 2013 ($
MILLIONS) 98
- Accessible Bathtubs and Showers 98
- Historical Sales 98
- Market Drivers 98
- Projected Sales 98
- TABLE 38 PROJECTED U.S. SALES OF ACCESSIBLE BATHTUBS AND SHOWERS, THROUGH
2013 ($ MILLIONS) 99
- Bath and Pool Lifts 99
- Historical Sales 99
- Market Drivers 99
- Projected Market 99
- TABLE 39 PROJECTED U.S. SALES OF BATH AND POOL LIFTS THROUGH 2013 ($
MILLIONS) 99
- Transfer Lifts 100
- Historical Sales 100
- Market Drivers 100
- Projected Market 100
- TABLE 40 PROJECTED U.S. SALES OF TRANSFER LIFTS, THROUGH 2013 ($ MILLIONS)
100
- Door Openers 100
- Historical Sales 100
- Market Drivers 101
- Projected Market 101
- TABLE 41 PROJECTED U.S. SALES OF DOOR OPENERS, THROUGH 2013 ($ MILLIONS)
101
- BEDS, SEATING SYSTEMS, AND ERGONOMIC AIDS 101
- TABLE 42 PROJECTED U.S. BEDS, SEATING SYSTEMS AND OTHER ERGONOMIC AIDS FOR
THE DISABLED MARKET, THROUGH 2013 ($ MILLIONS) 102
- FIGURE 15 U.S. DISABLED BED, SEATING AND OTHER ERGONOMIC AID MARKET
SHARES, 2007 AND 2013 (PERCENT OF TOTAL SALES) 102
- Special Beds and Chairs for the Disabled 103
- Historical Sales 103
- FIGURE 16 U.S. SALES OF DISABLED BEDS AND CHAIRS, 2007 (PERCENT OF TOTAL
SALES) 103
- TABLE 43 U.S. MEDICAL BED MARKET, 2007 ($ MILLIONS) 104
- Market Drivers 104
- Projected Market 104
- TABLE 44 PROJECTED U.S. SALES OF HOME CARE MEDICAL BEDS AND SEATING
SYSTEMS, THROUGH 2013 ($ MILLIONS) 105
- Other Ergonomic Aids 105
- Historical Sales 105
- Market Drivers 105
- Projected Market 105
- TABLE 45 PROJECTED U.S. SALES OF OTHER ERGONOMIC AIDS, THROUGH 2013 ($
MILLIONS) 106
- DAILY LIVING AIDS 106
- TABLE 46 PROJECTED U.S. SALES OF DAILY LIVING AIDS, THROUGH 2013 ($
MILLIONS) 106
- FIGURE 17 PROJECTED U.S. DISABILITY AIDS MARKET BY TYPE OF PRODUCT, 2007
AND 2013 (PERCENT OF TOTAL SALES) 107
- Incontinence and Ostomy Products 107
- Historical Sales 107
- FIGURE 18 U.S. INCONTINENCE AND OSTOMY PRODUCTS MARKET, 2007 (PERCENT OF
TOTAL SALES) 108
- Market Drivers 108
- Demographic Trends 109
- TABLE 47 PROJECTED TRENDS IN THE FEMALE POPULATION OF THE U.S., THROUGH
2013 (THOUSANDS) 109
- Attitudes toward Incontinence and Loss of Bladder/Bowel Functioning 109
- TABLE 48 IMPACT OF GROWING PUBLIC AWRENESS ON MARKET FOR
INCONTINENCE/OSTOMY PRODUCTS (%) 110
- Projected Sales 110
- TABLE 49 PROJECTED U.S. SALES OF INCONTINENCE AND OSTOMY PRODUCTS, THROUGH
2013 ($ MILLIONS) 111
- Commode and Shower Chairs 111
- Historical Sales 111
- Market Drivers 111
- Projected Market 112
- TABLE 50 PROJECTED U.S. SALES OF COMMODE AND SHOWER CHAIRS, THROUGH 2013
($ MILLIONS) 112
- Other Daily Living Aids 112
- Historical Sales 112
- FIGURE 19 U.S. SALES OF OTHER DAILY LIVING AIDS, 2007 (PERCENT OF TOTAL
SALES) 113
- Market Drivers 113
- Projected Market 113
- TABLE 51 PROJECTED U.S. SALES OF OTHER DAILY LIVING AIDS, THROUGH 2013 ($
MILLIONS) 114
- COMMUNICATION AIDS 114
- TABLE 52 PROJECTED U.S. SALES OF COMMUNICATION AIDS, THROUGH 2013 ($
MILLIONS) 114
- Hearing and Listening Aids 114
- Historical Sales 114
- FIGURE 20 U.S. UNIT SALES OF DIGITAL VS. ANALOG HEARING AIDS, 2007
(PERCENT OF TOTAL SALES IN UNITS/$) 115
- Market Drivers 115
- Macroeconomic Conditions 116
- FIGURE 21 TRENDS IN U.S. GDP VS. UNIT SALES OF HEARING AIDS, 2003 - 2007
116
- Low Market Penetration 117
- Measures to Increase Affordability of Hearing Aids 117
- Changing Buyer Attitudes 118
- Projected Market 118
- TABLE 53 PROJECTED U.S. SALES OF HEARING AIDS, THROUGH 2013 ($ MILLIONS)
119
- Speech and Writing Aids 119
- Historical Sales 119
- Market Drivers 119
- Technology 119
- Projected Market 120
- TABLE 54 PROJECTED U.S. SALES OF SPEECH AIDS, THROUGH 2013 ($ MILLIONS) 120
- COMPUTER ACCESS AIDS 120
- Historical Sales 120
- FIGURE 22 U.S. COMPUTER ASSISITIVE TECHNOLOGY MARKET, 2007 (PERCENT OF
TOTAL SALES) 121
- Market Drivers 121
- Low Use of Computer Accessibility Aids Among the Disabled 122
- Potential Benefits of Computer Accessibility Technology to Many
Non-Disabled Users 122
- Increasing Number of Non-Disabled Computer Users Likely To Benefit from
Accessibility Technologies 122
- Projected Market 123
- TABLE 55 PROJECTED U.S. SALES OF COMPUTER ACCESSIBILITY AIDS, THROUGH 2013
($ MILLIONS) 123
- VISION AND READING AIDS 123
- TABLE 56 PROJECTED U.S. SALES OF VISION AND READING AIDS, THROUGH 2013 ($
MILLIONS) 124
- Eyeglasses and Contacts 124
- Historical Sales 124
- FIGURE 23 U.S. MARKET FOR EYEGLASSES AND CONTACT LENSES, 2007 124
- FIGURE 23 (CONTINUED) 125
- Market Drivers 125
- Projected Market 126
- TABLE 57 PROJECTED U.S. EYEWEAR SALES, THROUGH 2013 ($
MILLIONS) 126
- Reading Machines 126
- Historical Sales 126
- FIGURE 24 U.S. READING MACHINE SALES, 2007 (%) 127
- Market Drivers 127
- Projected Market 128
- TABLE 58 PROJECTED U.S. SALES OF READING MACHINES, THROUGH 2013 ($
MILLIONS) 128
- Accessible Books 128
- FIGURE 25 U.S. SALES OF ACCESSIBLE BOOKS, 2007 (%) 129
- Market Drivers 130
- Projected Market 131
- TABLE 59 PROJECTED U.S. ACCESSIBLE BOOK SALES, THROUGH 2013 ($ MILLIONS)
131
- ENVIRONMENTAL AIDS 131
- Historical Sales 131
- Market Drivers 131
- Projected Market 131
- TABLE 60 PROJECTED U.S. SALES OF ENVIRONMENTAL AIDS, THROUGH 2013 ($
MILLIONS) 132
- MEDICAL/PERSONAL MONITORING AIDS 132
- TABLE 61 PROJECTED U.S. SALES OF MEDICAL/PERSONAL MONITORING AIDS, THROUGH
2013 ($ MILLIONS) 132
- FIGURE 26 PROJECTED MEDICAL/PERSONAL MONITORING AIDS SUB-SEGMENTS, 2007
AND 2013 (%) 133
- Activity/Emergency Location Monitors 133
- Historical Sales 133
- FIGURE 27 U.S. ACTIVITY/EMERGENCY LOCATION MONITOR SALES, 2007 (PERCENT OF
TOTAL SALES) 134
- Market Drivers 135
- Projected Market 135
- TABLE 62 PROJECTED U.S. PERSONAL EMERGENCY RESPONSE DEVICES, THROUGH 2013
($ MILLIONS) 135
- Remote Medical Monitors 135
- Historical Sales 135
- Market Drivers 136
- Low Market Penetration 136
- Rising Cost of Home Care Providers 136
- Increasing Expenditures on Home Medical Care 136
- Projected Market 136
- TABLE 63 PROJECTED U.S. SALES OF REMOTE MONITORING DEVICES, THROUGH 2013
($ MILLIONS) 137
Chapter- 4: INDUSTRY STRUCTURE AND COMPETITION 10
- NUMBER AND SIZE OF FIRMS 138
- MARKET SHARES 138
- MOBILITY AIDS 138
- FIGURE 28 MOBILITY AIDS MARKET LEADERS, 2007 (%) 139
- ACCESS AIDS 139
- FIGURE 29 ACCESS AIDS MARKET LEADERS, 2007 (%) 140
- BEDS, SEATING SYSTEMS, AND ERGONOMIC AIDS 140
- FIGURE 30 BEDS, SEATING SYSTEMS, AND ERGONOMETRIC AIDS MARKET LEADERS,
2007 (%) 141
- DAILY LIVING AIDS 141
- FIGURE 31 DAILY LIVING AIDS MARKET LEADERS, 2007 (%) 142
- COMMUNICATION AIDS 142
- FIGURE 32 COMMUNICATION AIDS MARKET LEADERS, 2007 (%) 143
- COMPUTER ACCESS AIDS 143
- FIGURE 33 COMPUTER ACCESS AIDS MARKET LEADERS, 2007 (%) 144
- VISION AND READING AIDS 145
- FIGURE 34 VISION AND READING AIDS MARKET LEADERS, 2007 145
- FIGURE 34 (CONTINUED) 146
- ENVIRONMENTAL AIDS 146
- MEDICAL/PERSONAL MONITORING AIDS 146
- FIGURE 35 MEDICAL/PERSONAL MONITORING AIDS MARKET LEADERS, 2007 (%) 147
Chapter- 5: VENDOR PROFILES 11
- AUTOMATED VOICE SYSTEMS INC. 148
- BAY ADVANCED TECHNOLOGIES, LTD. 148
- BLUE CHIP MEDICAL PRODUCTS 148
- BRUNO INDEPENDENT LIVING AIDS INC. 149
- COBOLT SYSTEMS, LTD. 149
- CONVATEC 149
- CYBERNET MEDICAL CORP. 150
- DOLPHIN COMPUTER ACCESS, LTD. 150
- DUXBURY SYSTEMS, INC. 150
- DYNAVOX TECHNOLOGIES 151
- EXACT DYNAMICS B.V. 151
- FREEDOM SCIENTIFIC, INC. 151
- GEOSENTRIC 152
- GW MICRO, INC. 152
- HONEYWELL HOMMED, LLC 152
- HUMANWARE 153
- INCLINATOR COMPANY OF AMERICA 153
- INVACARE CORP. 153
- KROWN MANUFACTURING 154
- LIFTAVATOR INC. 154
- MEDLINE INDUSTRIES, INC. 154
- OTTO BOCK HEALTHCARE GMBH 154
- PHILIPS LIFELINE SYSTEMS, INC. 155
- PRIDE MOBILITY PRODUCTS CORP. 155
- RICON CORP. 155
- SAVARIA CONCORD LIFTS, INC. 156
- SCOTTCARE CORP. 156
- SIEMENS HEARING INSTRUMENTS, INC. 156
- SUNRISE MEDICAL, INC. 156
- SVENSKA CELLULOSA AKTIEBOLAGET SCA 157
- TERRY GROUP, LTD. 157
- THYSSENKRUPP ACCESS 157
- WHIRLPOOL CORP. 158
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