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The time when outstanding market forecasts were promised to fiber optics telecom mar-ket for micro-optical mirrors arrays is gone. However, the MOEMS market still repre-sents the largest part of the overall MEMS market with Texas Instruments’ DMD de-vices (see figure 1). Figure 1: MEMS/MOEMS market forecast 2005-2010 in US$ millions In 2010, the MOEMS market will be more than US$3B. Today, projection and display is more than 50% of the total MOEMS mar-ket and this application will keep the largest market share for the years to come as DMD for projection and TV is now a high volume market with high growth expected for projec-tion and large-screen TVs (> 40”). Moreover, MEMS technologies can also be used to produce displays with enhanced features. The need for large and thin screens with high-quality images is the main market driver. In 2010, the market for RPTV will be close to the market for front projection (see figure 2). Texas Instruments is market leader for front projection and RPTVs. In 2010, the market will be above US$1.8B.
But such a high-volume market is attracting a strong competition. If TI’s DLPTM is still the dominant technology, other MEMS-based competing technologies are appearing. Some will target specific markets like the SONY licensed GLV technology from Silicon Light Machines (a demonstrator on a 10x50 m² screen has been shown at Laser Dream Theater EXPO 2005).

Executive summary
Definitions and methodology

The MEMS market
The 2005 - 2010 MEMS market forecast
The MEMS laws
The key challenges for the MEMS industry
The MEMS business models
Evolution of the MEMS business models
Key challenges
Next steps in the MEMS industry consolidation

The MOEMS market
The different MOEMS devices
The 2005 – 2010 MOEMS market forecast
MOEMS roadmaps
Product market introduction forecast
Applications development status
MOEMS players’ strategies

MEMS-based microdisplay applications
DMD market forecasts for RPTV and projection
FPDs segmentation and markets
FPDs revenues per technology
DLPTM technology evolution
TI strategy analysis
Other DMD applications and market forecasts
Evolution for RPTVs
Competing technologies and cost breakdown
Trends for direct view microdisplays: LEDs and lasers
DMD process flow description
Main microdisplays players’ profiles
Newcomers and success chances
Future applications for MEMS-based microdisplays:
Portable applications (compact projectors, HMDs)
Future applications (AFS, HUDs)

Synthesis and conclusions

What could happen in 10 yers for micro displays?

Presentation of Yole