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Two-Dimensional Materials Market: Growth, Trends and Opportunities Through 2024-2031
The Two-Dimensional Materials Market is creating waves across multiple industries, from electronics and energy to healthcare and automotive. Characterized by ultra-thin structures just one atom thick, materials such as graphene, molybdenum disulfide, and hexagonal boron nitride offer exceptional electrical, thermal, and mechanical properties. These qualities have led to widespread interest and investment in the 2D Materials Market, which promises to reshape sectors dependent on lightweight, durable, and conductive materials.
According to BIS Research, the Two-Dimensional Materials Market is set to grow from $526.1 million in 2022 to $4 billion by 2031, with a CAGR of 25.3% over the forecast period.
Market Growth and Trends
Driven by breakthroughs in nanotechnology, the Two-Dimensional Materials Market is expected to expand rapidly in the coming years. Electronics and energy storage are two of the fastest-growing applications, where 2D materials enhance efficiency and sustainability. The market is further propelled by demand for flexible and miniaturized electronics, particularly in the semiconductor and photovoltaic industries, making these materials an attractive choice for next-generation applications.
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Key Technologies Shaping the Market
Several notable 2D materials are leading the transformation in this sector:
· Graphene: Known for its incredible strength and conductivity, graphene is ideal for high-performance sensors, batteries, and flexible electronic devices.
· Molybdenum Disulfide (MoS₂): Frequently used in transistors and photodetectors, MoS₂ is popular for its stability and flexibility in nanoelectronics.
· Hexagonal Boron Nitride: This material acts as an excellent insulator and is widely used in high-performance thermal management systems.
Demand Drivers
Key drivers shaping the Two-Dimensional Materials Market include:
· Rising Demand for Miniaturized Electronics: As industries shift towards compact and lightweight electronic devices, 2D materials offer a sustainable solution without compromising performance.
· Sustainability Goals in Energy: The demand for energy-efficient materials in solar cells, fuel cells, and batteries fuels the growth of 2D materials.
· Medical and Biotechnology Applications: With exceptional biocompatibility and electrical conductivity, 2D materials support the development of advanced medical devices and sensors. Download Complete TOC of the Two-Dimensional Materials Market Report
On-Field to Lead the Two-Dimensional Materials Market
On-field applications of 2D materials are expected to lead the market, especially in sectors like flexible electronics and wearable technologies, where adaptability and durability are critical. These materials’ unique attributes facilitate the development of cutting-edge products, from transparent conductive films to biocompatible implants, opening avenues for real-world, on-field applications across industries.
Key Players
Company Type 1 (by Material Type): Graphene
· NanoXplore Inc.
· Cabot Corporation
And many others
Company Type 2 (by Material Type): Black Phosphorus
Smart-elements GmbH
Ossila Ltd.
Company Type 3 (by Material Type): Mxene
· Ossila Ltd.
· ACS Material LLC
And many others
Company Type 4 (by Material Type): TMDCs
Ossila Ltd
6 Carbon Technology
PlanarTECH LLC
And many others
Get More Market Insights on Advanced-materials-chemicals
Conclusion
The Two-Dimensional Materials Market is on an upward trajectory as demand for advanced materials grows across diverse applications. With their superior physical properties and versatility, 2D materials are set to redefine the future of electronics, energy storage, and biomedical applications. BIS Research, recognized as a best market research company, provides premium market intelligence reports on deep technologies poised to cause significant market disruption in the coming years.
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More Art-Related Vocabulary
Abstract Expressionist: An artistic movement of the mid-20th century emphasizing an artist’s freedom to express attitudes and emotions, usually through nonrealistic means.
Age of Exploration (also, Age of Discovery): From the early 15th century to the early 17th century, European ships traveled around the world in search of new trading routes, lands, and partners to supply an ever-growing European market.
Albumen silver print: A photograph made using a process that was prevalent until the 1890s. The paper is coated with albumen (egg whites), and the image is created using a solution of silver salts.
Brayer: A hand roller used for applying ink to relief printing blocks or occasionally for the direct application of paint or ink to a surface.
Caricature: A representation in either literature or visual art that includes a ridiculous distortion or exaggeration of body parts or physical characteristics to create a comic or gross imitation.
Ceramics: Vessels of clay made by using a variety of shaping techniques and then hardening or firing the clay with heat at a high temperature.
Chasing: A term encompassing two processes in metalworking: (a) modeling decorative patterns on a hand-shaped sheet-metal surface using punches applied to the front, and (b) finishing and refining a cast sculpture.
Classical: Describes a prime example of quality or “ideal” beauty. It often refers to the culture, art, literature, or ideals of the ancient Greek or Roman world, especially that of Greece in the 4th and 5th centuries B.C.
Collage: An art form and technique in which pre-existing materials or objects are arranged and attached as part of a two-dimensional surface.
Color palette: (a) A set of colors that makes up an image or animation, and (b) the group of colors available to be used to create an image.
Composition: The process of arranging artistic elements into specific relationships to create an art object.
Daguerreotype: An early method of photography produced on a silver plate or a silver-covered copper plate made sensitive to light.
Exoticism: Fascination with and exploration and representation of unfamiliar cultures and customs through the lens of a European way of thinking, especially in the 19th century.
Expressionism: A style of art inspired by an artist’s subjective feelings rather than objective or realistic depictions based on observation. Expressionism as a movement is mainly associated with early 20th century German artists interested in exploring the spiritual and emotional aspects of human existence.
Gelatin silver print: A photograph made through a chemical process in which a negative is printed on a surface coated with an emulsion of gelatin (an animal protein) containing light-sensitive silver salts.
Illuminated manuscript: Comes from the Latin words illuminare (to throw light upon, lighten, or brighten), manus (hand), and scriptus from the verb scribere (to write). A handwritten book, usually made from specially prepared animal skins, in which richly colored and sometimes gilded decorations, such as borders and illustrations, accompany the text.
Illuminator: A craftsman or artist who specializes in the art of painting and adorning manuscripts with decorations.
Impressionist: Referring to the style or theories of Impressionism, a theory or practice in painting in which objects are depicted by applying dabs or strokes of primary unmixed colors in order to evoke reflected light. Impressionism was developed by French painters in the late 19th century.
Inking plate: A flat surface used for rolling ink out in preparation for applying ink to a plate or block.
Inscription: A historical, religious, or other kind of record that is cut, impressed, painted, or written on stone, brick, metal, or other hard surface.
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Ok adding on more to my ideas for a Kai-centric live action Ninjago because I have more thoughts, so here's some things that I would like to see in relation to the base plot:
As mentioned in my last post, this would be early-Ninjago based, mostly just adapting season one and the pilots. However, we're thinking about this as a two-hour movie, so it isn't going to have the time that a full season would. I'm also thinking about this as part of a duology because there is no way that (provided the first movie doesn't COMPLETELY suck) Lego won't do a sequel to capitalize on the new medium and marketability
With that being said, I would ignore the serpentine for this first live action film. The villains would be Garmadon and the skeleton army, led by Samukai (underrated villain in my books). This could also save us from some terrible CGI snakes; I think the skeleton army would translate better to live action than the serpentine would
Like I mentioned in my last post, the baseline plot would be the ninja collecting the Golden Weapons. It's a very rushed plot line in the show since it happens in the pilots, which means there's a lot of room to explore and develop it without being too much of a direct comparison to how it's done in the show. In addition, it gives a great chance to give each of the ninja their own focus, unlike the Lego Ninjago Movie which really only gives character development to Lloyd.
I'm going back and forth with this, but as of now I'm thinking that Nya does get kidnapped by the skeleton army like she does in the original pilots. However, instead of her playing the damsel in distress role like she is in the pilots, she gets more of her season one characterization and gets to go on her own subplot of breaking out of imprisonment and she's the first one to meet Lloyd
So like halfway through the movie the ninja are on their way to one of the Golden Weapons that Garmadon is about to grab and they basically run right past Nya, who's running away from a skeleton hoard that she'd managed to singlehandedly escape with a new little brother in tow.
Throughout the movie the characters are told that they have elemental powers inside of them that can be channeled by their weapons, not controlled by them. As each ninja gets their weapon they unlock their powers, and all the ninja kind of use their powers through their weapons... until the climax scene, where Kai is the first one to use his element without having to touch the sword (kind of doing the "true potential" moment without calling it that)
It would actually be kind of cool if the weapons weren't named after their elements in this version and the ninja don't find out what their element is until they get to use it for the first time. Like they go after the Golden Scythe and none of them have any clue what it'll do until Cole grabs it and then can suddenly make earthquakes. Like, theoretically if Jay had been the one to grab the Scythe, then it would have channeled his lightning and been a Scythe of Lightning... could also lead to a lot of foreshadowing about other elemental masters existing, since I don't think they had initially planned that with the first two seasons and it always made it a little weird to me that the Special Golden Weapons Of All Creation TM were tied specifically to these four random dudes. The Golden Weapons channel any element, the ninja just all have their preference of which one they use lol
we should drop some foreshadowing about the Megaweapon too, I think that would be great material for a second movie if we make collecting the Golden Weapons a big part of the first one
Having the Golden Weapon Quest TM as the central plot for the movie is also great because it gives the villain a reason to be doing something too. I'm scared of the live action movie that gets released having a one-dimensional Garmadon who just... is evil... and does evil... No. Here, he actually had a reason to be doing his evil things; he wants to remake Ninjago in his own image, and he needs the Golden Weapons to do so. Thus, collection competition.
OH and speaking of motivation, that's why I think I'd like Nya to be kidnapped in this still. It gives Kai a good reason to look at the old guy who showed up on his doorstep and said "hey want to join my super special fight club?" and say "ABSOLUTELY YES". I would love for this movie to give us a good older brother Kai to both Nya and Lloyd, so this would be a great foundational motivation to get him going along with the Plot
#ninjago#lego ninjago#live action ninjago movie#ninjago live action#kai-centric ninjago movie#because I need this now#ninjago dragons rising#plot ramble#kai ninjago#ninjago garmadon
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New 2D polymer brings scientists a step closer to realizing switchable quantum states
An international research team led by Dr. Florian Auras from Dresden University of Technology (TUD) has succeeded in developing a new type of material in the rather young research field of covalent organic frameworks. The new two-dimensional polymer is characterized by the fact that its properties can be controlled in a targeted and reversible manner. This has brought the researchers a step closer to the goal of realizing switchable quantum states. These results were recently published in Nature Chemistry. Porous covalent organic frameworks (COFs) are a class of highly ordered, porous materials consisting of organic molecules that are linked by covalent bonds to form a network. They enable the construction of functional materials with molecular precision. Similar to metal organic frameworks (MOFs), which were discovered around 25 years ago and have already reached market maturity, COFs possess highly promising structural, optical and electronic properties for numerous applications; for example, in gas and liquid storage, catalysis, sensor technology and energy applications.
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#Materials Science#Science#2D materials#Polymers#Covalent organic frameworks#COF#Porosity#TU Dresden
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Week in Review
October 23rd-29th
Welcome to Fragile Practice, where I attempt to make something of value out of stuff I have to read.
My future plan is to do longer-form original pieces on interesting topics or trends. For now, I'm going to make the weekly reviews habitual and see if I have any time left.
Technology
OpenAI forms team to study ‘catastrophic’ AI risks, including nuclear threats - Tech Crunch; Kyle Wiggers
OpenAI launched a new research team called AI Safety and Security to investigate the potential harms of artificial intelligence focused on AI alignment, AI robustness, AI governance, and AI ethics.
Note: Same energy as “cigarette company funds medical research into smoking risks”.
Artists Allege Meta’s AI Data Deletion Request Process Is a ‘Fake PR Stunt’ - Wired; Kate Knibbs
Artists who participated in Meta’s Artificial Intelligence Artist Residency Program accused the company of failing to honor their data deletion requests and claim that Meta used their personal data to train its AI models without their consent.
Note: Someday we will stop being surprised that corporate activities without obvious profit motive are all fake PR stunts.
GM and Honda ditch plan to build cheaper electric vehicles - The Verge; Andrew J. Hawkins
General Motors and Honda cancel their joint venture to develop and produce cheaper electric vehicles for the US market, citing the chip shortage, rising costs of battery materials, and the changing market conditions.
Note: What are the odds this isn’t related to the 7 billion dollars the US government announced to create hydrogen hubs.
'AI divide' across the US leaves economists concerned - The Register; Thomas Claburn
A new study by economists from Harvard University and MIT reveals a significant gap in AI adoption and innovation across different regions in the US.
The study finds that AI usage is highest in California's Silicon Valley and the San Francisco Bay Area, but was also noted in Nashville, San Antonio, Las Vegas, New Orleans, San Diego, and Tampa, as well as Riverside, Louisville, Columbus, Austin, and Atlanta.
Nvidia to Challenge Intel With Arm-Based Processors for PCs - Bloomberg; Ian King
Nvidia is using Arm technology to develop CPUs that would challenge Intel processors in PCs, and which could go on sale as soon as 2025.
Note: I am far from an NVIDIA fan, but I’m stoked for any amount of new competition in the CPU space.
New tool lets artists fight AI image bots by hiding corrupt data in plain sight - Engadget; Sarah Fielding
A team at the University of Chicago created Nightshade, a tool that lets artists fight AI image bots by adding undetectable pixels into an image that can alter how a machine-learning model produces content and what that finished product looks like.
Nightshade is intended to protect artists work and has been tested on both Stable Diffusion and an in-house AI built by the researchers.
IBM's NorthPole chip runs AI-based image recognition 22 times faster than current chips - Tech Xplore; Bob Yirka
NorthPole combines the processing module and the data it uses in a two-dimensional array of memory blocks and interconnected CPUs, and is reportedly inspired by the human brain.
NorthPole can currently only run specialized AI processes and not training processes or large language models, but the researchers plan to test connecting multiple chips together to overcome this limitation.
Apple’s $130 Thunderbolt 4 cable could be worth it, as seen in X-ray CT scans - Ars Technica; Kevin Purdy
Note: These scans are super cool. And make me feel somewhat better about insisting on quality cables. A+.
The Shifting Web
On-by-default video calls come to X, disable to retain your sanity - The Register; Brandon Vigliarolo
Video and audio calling is limited to anyone you follow or who is in your address book, if you granted X permission to comb through it.
Calling other users also requires that they’ve sent at least one direct message to you before.
Only premium users can place calls, but everyone can receive them.
Google Search Boss Says Company Invests to Avoid Becoming ‘Roadkill’ - The New York Times; Nico Grant
Google’s senior vice president overseeing search said that he sees a world of threats that could humble his company at any moment.
Google Maps is getting new AI-powered search updates, an enhanced navigation interface and more - Tech Crunch; Aisha Malik
Note: These AI recommender systems are going to be incredibly valuable advertising space. It is interesting that Apple decided to compete with Google in maps but not in basic search, but has so far not placed ads in the search results.
Reddit finally takes its API war where it belongs: to AI companies - Ars Technica; Scharon Harding
Reddit met with generative AI companies to negotiate a deal for being paid for its data, and may block crawlers if no deal is made soon.
Note: Google searches for info on Reddit often seem more effective than searching Reddit itself. If they are unable to make a deal, and Reddit follows through, it will be a legitimate loss for discoverability but also an incredibly interesting experiment to see what Reddit is like without Google.
Bandcamp’s Entire Union Bargaining Team Was Laid Off - 404 Media; Emanuel Maiberg
Bandcamp’s new owner (Songtradr) offered jobs to just half of existing employees, with cuts disproportionately hitting union leaders. Every member of the union’s eight-person bargaining team was laid off, and 40 of the union's 67 members lost their jobs.
Songtradr spokesperson Lindsay Nahmiache claimed that the firm didn’t have access to union membership information.
Note: This just sucks. Bandcamp is rad, and it’s hard to imagine it continuing to be rad after this. I wonder if Epic had ideas for BC that didn’t work out.
Surveillance & Digital Privacy
Mozilla Launches Annual Digital Privacy 'Creep-o-Meter'. This Year's Status: 'Very Creepy' - Slashdot
Mozilla gave the current state of digital privacy a 75.6/100, with 100 being the creepiest.
They measured security features, data collection, and data sharing practices of over 500 gadgets, apps, and cars to come up with their score.
Every car Mozilla tested failed to meet their privacy and security standards.
Note: It would be great if even one auto brand would take privacy seriously.
EPIC Testifies in Support of Massachusetts Data Privacy and Protection Act -Electronic Privacy Information Center (EPIC)
Massachusetts version of ADPPA.
Note: While it may warm my dead heart to see any online privacy protections in law, scrambling to do so in response to generative AI is unlikely to protect Americans in any meaningful way from the surveillance driven form of capitalism we’ve all been living under for decades.
Complex Spy Platform StripedFly Bites 1M Victims - Dark Reading
StripedFly is a complex platform disguised as a cryptominer and evaded detection for six years by using a custom version of EternalBlue exploit, a built-in Tor network tunnel, and trusted services like GitLab, GitHub, and Bitbucket to communicate with C2 servers and update its functionality.
iPhones have been exposing your unique MAC despite Apple's promises otherwise - Ars Technica
A privacy feature which claimed to hide the Wi-Fi MAC address of iOS devices when joining a network was broken since iOS 14, and was finally patched in 17.1, released on Wednesday.
Note: I imagine this bug was reported a while ago, but wasn’t publically reported until the fix was released as a term of apple’s bug bounty program.
What the !#@% is a Passkey? - Electronic Frontier Foundation
Note: I welcome our passkey overlords.
#surveillance#tech#technology#news#ai#generative ai#machine vision#electric vehicles#evs#hydrogen#futurism#Apple#iphone#twitter#bandcamp#labor unions#digital privacy#data privacy#espionage#passkeys
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My humble thoughts on The Marvels
The Marvels is a fun, brisk (perhaps too brisk), light-hearted buddy super-herione adventure. However, the things that Marvel has been struggling with lately are unfortunately still in the play with this sequel. The plot is pretty thin and the villain is another of Marvel's typical shallow, one dimensional type baddies. While we can certainly understand and even sympathize with Dar-Benn's motivations and why she's doing the things she's doing in this film there just isn't enough meat on the script bones for actress, Zawe Ashton to work with although she well with what she's given. The same goes for the plot. The acts that the villain is perpetrating on the planets and its people in this film definitely qualify as high stakes material but the film's pace is so rapid that it ignores any opportunity to show some emotional stakes for the victims of the villain's atrocities.
So while the film downplays these aspects it chooses to focus more on the relationships between the three heroines. In that respect it does a decent job of bonding these three young women along the course of the film into a sisterly dynamic. Each have issues with each other positive and negative and by the end they've been able to work through their issues and understand each other better. Brie Larson, Teyonah Parris and Iman Vellani have good chemistry together with Iman continuing to charm and delight as Kamala Kahn/Ms. Marvel. Sam Jackson is great as Fury as usual and has some of the funnier lines in the movie. And let's not forget Goose the cat/flerken who kinda stole the show in the first movie. She's back and is involved a lot more this time to equally humorous results.
I was pleasantly surprised and impressed by the fights in this film. I thought they were hard hitting, well choreographed and fun to watch. The fight between Monica and Kree soldiers in the Kahn's house was a stand out sequence which I thought made clever use of her powers. The end fight between the trio and Dar-Benn was also equally exciting . The visual effects were very good and consistent throughout which is another area where Marvel has been struggling lately. With this film, Guardians of the Galaxy Vol. 3 and Loki Season 2, the VFX quality appears to be back on track.
Honestly my biggest gripe would be with the marketing department for this film. The amount of trailers, tv spots and clips released for this film was ridiculous. I only watched the first two trailers and maybe a couple of the tv spots and I felt like I had seen most of movie already. I watched the rest of the clips afterwards and was shocked at how much more of this movie was spoiled in the clips I hadn't watched beforehand. Even the surprise cameo and part of the fricking post credit scene was shown in a couple of the spots! If you're someone who did watch every bit of footage that was released I can honestly say you saw most of the movie beforehand and that's unfortunate. Given the film's short runtime you can rest assured there was a lot of material cut from the final film. I've already noticed a few things that were in the marketing footage and test screening leaks that were missing from the final cut.
Overall, despite a simplistic story and a forgettable villain this movie is still a lot of fun. While it is mostly standalone in nature, it is also very much a sequel to not only Captain Marvel but WandaVision and Ms. Marvel as well. (Surprisingly there's zero reference to Secret Invasion despite the Skrulls having a role to play in this film but that's probably for the best given how poor that series turned out to be.) The post-credit scene however is a game changer and hints at some exciting possibilities to come. ⭐⭐⭐
#the marvels#captain marvel#ms marvel#photon#brie larson#iman vellani#teyonah parris#zawe ashton#dar benn#marvel cinematic universe#goose the flerken#nick fury
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Know About The Significance of CNC Machining Companies
An age of industrial accuracy like none before has arrived thanks to CNC machining. Traditional machining techniques sometimes require manual involvement, which might lead to irregularities and human mistakes. On the other hand, CNC machining uses computer-controlled instructions to accurately control tools and equipment. In addition to guaranteeing consistency in completed goods, this degree of precision also lessens the demand for frequent quality control inspections.
Unlimited Possibilities
CNC machining businesses provide a wide range of capabilities, from straightforward two-dimensional cuts to intricate multi-axis operations. This adaptability enables manufacturers to create complex geometries and forms that were previously thought to be impossible. CNC machining provides options for both sides of the spectrum, whether it's manufacturing a huge number of standardized components or developing prototypes with a specific design in mind.
Reduced Turnaround Times: The days of laborious hand setups and modifications in manufacturing are long gone. CNC machining services automate most of the manual work, streamlining the production process. Manufacturing lead times are greatly shortened as a result of this setup time reduction and the ability to conduct automated, uninterrupted operations. Now, businesses can react quickly to market needs and design modifications without compromising on quality or efficiency.
Cost-Effectiveness
The long-term advantages of CNC machining technology are without a doubt worth the initial financial outlay, which might be significant. Once set up, the devices can run independently with little assistance from humans. Reduced labor costs, fewer mistake rates, and improved resource utilization result from this. Additionally, the accuracy of CNC machining reduces material waste, which helps to reduce total costs.
CNC machining businesses are at the vanguard of innovation, according to Innovation Unleashed. They constantly push the limits of what is possible by integrating cutting-edge software, simulation tools, and additive manufacturing processes. Complex design creation and quick prototype iteration have enabled ground-breaking developments in industries including aerospace, healthcare, automotive, and electronics.
Personalization and Customization
Personalization and customization are crucial in today's consumer-driven environment. CNC machining companies that provide CNC machining meet this need by giving customers the freedom to design one-of-a-kind items or small batches that are suited to certain specifications. This degree of personalization boosts consumer satisfaction while also creating new market opportunities and specialized markets.
#CNC Machining#CNC Machining services#CNC Machining companies#Custom CNC Machining Service#Online CNC Machining Services#3 axis CNC machines
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Revolutionizing Rap Marketing: How QR Codes Are Transforming the Music Industry
QR code marketing is a powerful tool that can be used to promote music for rap artists. QR codes are a type of two-dimensional barcode that can be scanned using a smartphone camera. When scanned, the code will take the user to a specific webpage, such as a music video or artist website. Here are some ways QR codes can be used to promote music for rap artists:
On flyers and posters: QR codes can be printed on flyers and posters promoting an artist's music. When someone scans the code, they can be taken directly to the artist's music video or website to learn more about the artist and their music.
On merchandise: QR codes can be printed on merchandise such as t-shirts and hats. Fans can scan the code to be taken to the artist's music video or website to purchase music or learn more about upcoming shows.
In-store promotions: QR codes can be used to promote an artist's music in-store. Stores can place QR codes near the checkout or on in-store displays. When someone scans the code, they can be taken to the artist's music video or website to learn more about the artist and their music.
Social media: QR codes can be shared on social media platforms such as Instagram and Twitter. Fans can scan the code to be taken directly to the artist's music video or website to purchase music or learn more about upcoming shows.
Live events: QR codes can be displayed on screens during live events such as concerts or festivals. When someone scans the code, they can be taken directly to the artist's music video or website to learn more about the artist and their music.
In conclusion, QR code marketing is an effective way for rap artists to promote their music to fans. By using QR codes on flyers, merchandise, in-store promotions, social media, and live events, artists can increase their reach and exposure to potential fans. QR codes are easy to create and can be used on a variety of promotional materials. By utilizing QR code marketing, rap artists can connect with fans in new and exciting ways, ultimately increasing their fanbase and music sales.
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Leading With BIM
Many people in the Construction Industry still believe that BIM is just a modern design tool, but BIM is much more than this. Whilst design is certainly an element of BIM, collaboration is a key element, from inception through to completion of a project, and beyond. Collaboration across the design team, particularly at the early design stages both reduces risk and maximises value. A detailed BIM design forms a ‘single source of truth’ which de-risks the entire construction programme.
According to MacLeamy (2004) who plotted a simple graph of project time and project effort, it can be seen that the influence on the project design is high at the early design stages, whilst project changes further down the project timeline entails more effort and cost. MacLeamy argued that completing the design earlier in the construction programme reduced risk and cost by negating design changes later in the programme. An early BIM model using high quality, virtual BIM objects assists final design sign off earlier in the construction cycle.
BIM has been with us for some years now, so it is far from a new concept, but helps us in developing new methodologies for construction, new methodologies which help us reduce carbon in construction. According to Transparency Market Research, in 2025 the Construction Industry will generate as much as 2.2 billion tons of waste annually which is about 50% of all global solid waste. The Construction Industry has to move from this linear construction process to a circular construction process where buildings can be deconstructed and rebuilt using some or all of the same parts, or materials recycled back into buildings. A growing number of architectural practices globally are designing ‘temporary’ or ‘deconstructable’ buildings that fall into the circular construction methodology.
In the UK a recently completed project in London, the Forge, aspires to be the first commercial building constructed and operated in line with the UKGBC’s net zero definition and energy reduction targets. It comprises two new office buildings and a public courtyard. Located on Sumner Street, The Forge is a Landsec office development located just behind Tate Modern in London and utilising BIM at its core is one of the most innovative construction sites in London, pioneering several new construction methods fit for the decades ahead.
Breaking new ground, the project is be the world’s first large-scale office scheme built using a standardised “kit of parts”, in an approach known as ‘platform design for manufacture and assembly’ (P-DfMA), which applies the advances made by the Manufacturing Industry to construction, this would not be possible without BIM. Aluprof are delighted to have been invited to take an early design role in developing a unitised facade system that meets the P-DfMA specification pioneered by architects and engineers Bryden Wood. Construction is led by Sir Robert McAlpine and Mace, working together in an innovative joint venture (JV) partnership.
Working with BIM essentially creates a 3D ‘digital twin’ of the building project and it doesn’t stop there. There are a further four ‘dimensions’ that are added, ‘4D’ Time, ‘5D’ Costs, ‘6D’ Sustainability and ‘7D’ Facilities Management. In effect, the BIM model carries all the data for the building, from the building programme through to eventual deconstruction. Any one element, such as the facade, falls into each of the dimensions of BIM, so the more detailed BIM models that can be obtained from suppliers, the greater efficiency is realised.
Finally, automated construction would not be possible without BIM as some of our building methods become automated, built by, or checked by ‘robots’. Yes, this could be the dawn of the robotic ‘Clerk of Works’. During the construction phase of a building, robots are being utilised to laser scan and monitor what has been built offering dimensional accuracy as well as monitoring the programme of works. This ‘real time’ analysis ensures that any potential problems are highlighted at very early stages, saving both cost and time.
With its acclaimed BIM Academy, Aluprof continues to pioneer innovative solutions in partnership with specifiers across the globe. With a huge library of models available to architects and engineers, Aluprof are constantly adding new models for standard and bespoke designs helping clients and developers obtain efficient and sustainable buildings.
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The Film Blowing Extruder: Revolutionizing Plastic Film Production
A Film Blowing Extruder is a machine that extrudes plastic material, typically polyethylene (PE) or other polymers, into a thin film. The process involves melting plastic pellets, extruding them into a tube of film, and then expanding the tube by blowing air into it, which forms a bubble. The bubble is then cooled and flattened into a thin film, ready for use in various industries like packaging, agricultural films, and more.
The Film Blowing Extruder Process
Feeding the Raw Material:
The first step in the process is the introduction of plastic pellets into the extruder barrel. These pellets are usually made from polyethylene (PE), polypropylene (PP), or other polymer materials that are suitable for film production.
Melting the Plastic:
The plastic pellets are subjected to heat within the barrel, where the screw gradually moves them forward, melting the plastic into a molten state. This is achieved through a combination of mechanical and thermal energy.
Extruding the Film:
Once the plastic is melted, it is forced through the die head, forming a tube of molten plastic. The die is designed to ensure a uniform thickness and smooth surface of the film.
Blowing the Bubble:
The molten plastic tube is inflated using compressed air, forming a bubble. The size and thickness of the bubble depend on the desired properties of the final film. The air pressure and speed of inflation play a crucial role in achieving consistent film thickness.
Cooling and Solidifying:
After the film blowing extruder is inflated, it is cooled quickly to solidify its structure. This cooling can be achieved either by water rings or air-cooling systems. Proper cooling ensures the film retains its integrity and flexibility.
Flattening the Film:
Once the film is cooled, it is flattened into a two-dimensional film using rollers or other flattening mechanisms. This process ensures that the film is smooth and uniform, with no wrinkles or defects.
Winding:
The flattened film is then wound onto a roll. This roll can be used for further processing, such as printing, cutting, or converting into bags or other packaging materials.
Advantages of Using Film Blowing Extruder
Cost-Effective Production: Film blowing is a continuous process, meaning that once the machine is set up, it can produce large quantities of film with minimal downtime, making it cost-effective.
High-Quality Films: The film blowing process ensures high-quality films with uniform thickness, smooth surfaces, and excellent mechanical properties. The ability to control film thickness during the inflation stage helps in producing films with consistent quality.
Flexibility: With the ability to produce different types of films—such as multilayer, stretchable, or biodegradable films—film blowing extruders offer flexibility to meet various market demands.
Environmental Sustainability: Advances in biodegradable plastics and multi-layer film technology have made it possible to produce more sustainable films. Film blowing extruders are now being used to produce eco-friendly alternatives that reduce the environmental impact of plastic packaging.
Conclusion
The film blowing extruder is an indispensable tool in modern manufacturing. It allows for the production of high-quality, versatile plastic films used in countless industries, from packaging to agriculture. With continued advancements in technology, these machines are becoming more energy-efficient, capable of producing multilayer films, and adaptable to new, eco-friendly materials. The role of the film blowing extruder in the modern world of plastic manufacturing cannot be overstated, as it continues to meet the growing demand for functional, cost-effective, and environmentally conscious plastic films.
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Top 7 QR Code Scanner Apps for 2024 (iOS and Android)
QR codes have become an integral part of digital marketing and consumer interaction, offering a fast and easy way to access websites and other content. These codes are now commonly used on product packaging, promotional materials, and marketing campaigns, making them a vital tool for businesses today and in the future. With their growing importance, it's essential to have a reliable QR code scanner on your device.
As QR code usage increases, businesses must equip themselves with an effective scanner to track consumer behavior and gather valuable insights. 2024 will see the rise of more advanced QR code scanner apps with enhanced features and improved performance.
However, with so many options available, how can you choose the best one? In this article, we’ll explore the top QR code scanners for both iOS and Android in 2024, helping you find the perfect app for your needs.
What is a QR Code?
A QR (Quick Response) code is a two-dimensional barcode that smartphones or QR scanners can read. It can store URLs, contact details, or text. When scanned, the encoded information is instantly accessed with just a tap on your phone. To scan a QR code, you need a QR scanner app installed on your device.
QR codes are an efficient way to share large amounts of data without having to manually input URLs or contact information. They are commonly found on product labels, business cards, posters, and are often used in digital marketing to monitor customer behavior and analyze data.
QR Code vs. Barcode
While both QR codes and barcodes serve similar purposes, they differ in several key areas:
Dimension: Barcodes are one-dimensional and represent data through parallel lines, while QR codes are two-dimensional and store data horizontally and vertically.
Data Capacity: Barcodes can store around 20-25 characters of data, while QR codes can hold up to 7,089 numeric or 4,296 alphanumeric characters. This allows QR codes to store more complex information such as links and multimedia content.
Scanning Method: Barcodes can only be scanned from left to right, whereas QR codes can be scanned from any direction, making them more versatile and user-friendly.
Error Correction: QR codes have built-in error correction, meaning they can still be scanned if partially damaged. Barcodes, however, are sensitive to damage and may become unreadable with even minor scratches.
Applications: Barcodes are mainly used for product identification in retail, while QR codes are frequently used in marketing, advertising, and interactive consumer experiences.
How to Choose the Best QR Code Scanner
When selecting a QR code scanner, consider factors like scanning speed, accuracy, ease of use, and additional features. Key criteria include:
Speed: A fast scanner improves the user experience by quickly retrieving information.
Accuracy: A high-quality scanner should reliably read codes, even if damaged or obscured.
User Interface: An intuitive, easy-to-navigate interface enhances accessibility.
Additional Features: Some apps allow you to create your QR codes, store scan history, or integrate with other apps, adding more functionality.
Compatibility: The scanner should work across iOS and Android devices to reach a wide audience.
7 Best QR Code Scanners for 2024
Here are the top QR code scanner apps for 2024, combining performance, features, and ease of use:
Kaspersky QR Code Reader & Scanner Available on both iOS and Android, Kaspersky’s QR Code Reader offers an efficient scanning experience. Its clean interface ensures quick scanning of various QR codes, including links, contact info, and Wi-Fi credentials.
QR & Barcode Scanner by Gamma Play A versatile app available for both iOS and Android, this scanner provides a simple, user-friendly interface for scanning QR codes and barcodes. It also allows you to generate your codes for sharing information.
NeoReader QR & Barcode Scanner NeoReader is a powerful app for scanning both QR codes and barcodes, offering advanced features in a straightforward, easy-to-use interface.
Bar-Code Reader This app focuses on simplicity and efficiency, offering a no-frills solution for scanning various types of codes, ideal for users seeking a hassle-free experience.
QuickMark Barcode Scanner A free app for iOS, QuickMark is a fast and accurate QR code and barcode scanner, designed for speed and reliability. It’s perfect for users who need a dependable solution for scanning codes.
ScanLife Barcode & QR Reader This feature-rich app is designed for scanning both QR codes and barcodes, offering a range of tools for decoding and interacting with the scanned data.
QR Code Reader by Scan Known for its minimalist design, Scan’s QR Code Reader provides an intuitive and fast scanning experience, making it an ideal choice for users who want a straightforward app for quick and accurate scans.
With these apps, you’ll be ready to scan QR codes effortlessly, whether for personal or business use.
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Two-Dimensional Materials Market: Growth, Trends and Opportunities Through 2024-2031
The Two-Dimensional Materials Market is creating waves across multiple industries, from electronics and energy to healthcare and automotive. Characterized by ultra-thin structures just one atom thick, materials such as graphene, molybdenum disulfide, and hexagonal boron nitride offer exceptional electrical, thermal, and mechanical properties. These qualities have led to widespread interest and investment in the 2D Materials Market, which promises to reshape sectors dependent on lightweight, durable, and conductive materials.
According to BIS Research, the Two-Dimensional Materials Market is set to grow from $526.1 million in 2022 to $4 billion by 2031, with a CAGR of 25.3% over the forecast period.
Market Growth and Trends
Driven by breakthroughs in nanotechnology, the Two-Dimensional Materials Market is expected to expand rapidly in the coming years. Electronics and energy storage are two of the fastest-growing applications, where 2D materials enhance efficiency and sustainability. The market is further propelled by demand for flexible and miniaturized electronics, particularly in the semiconductor and photovoltaic industries, making these materials an attractive choice for next-generation applications.
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Key Technologies Shaping the Market
Several notable 2D materials are leading the transformation in this sector:
· Graphene: Known for its incredible strength and conductivity, graphene is ideal for high-performance sensors, batteries, and flexible electronic devices.
· Molybdenum Disulfide (MoS₂): Frequently used in transistors and photodetectors, MoS₂ is popular for its stability and flexibility in nanoelectronics.
· Hexagonal Boron Nitride: This material acts as an excellent insulator and is widely used in high-performance thermal management systems.
Demand Drivers
Key drivers shaping the Two-Dimensional Materials Market include:
· Rising Demand for Miniaturized Electronics: As industries shift towards compact and lightweight electronic devices, 2D materials offer a sustainable solution without compromising performance.
· Sustainability Goals in Energy: The demand for energy-efficient materials in solar cells, fuel cells, and batteries fuels the growth of 2D materials.
· Medical and Biotechnology Applications: With exceptional biocompatibility and electrical conductivity, 2D materials support the development of advanced medical devices and sensors. Download Complete TOC of the Two-Dimensional Materials Market Report
On-Field to Lead the Two-Dimensional Materials Market
On-field applications of 2D materials are expected to lead the market, especially in sectors like flexible electronics and wearable technologies, where adaptability and durability are critical. These materials’ unique attributes facilitate the development of cutting-edge products, from transparent conductive films to biocompatible implants, opening avenues for real-world, on-field applications across industries.
Key Players
Company Type 1 (by Material Type): Graphene
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Company Type 3 (by Material Type): Mxene
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· ACS Material LLC
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Conclusion
The Two-Dimensional Materials Market is on an upward trajectory as demand for advanced materials grows across diverse applications. With their superior physical properties and versatility, 2D materials are set to redefine the future of electronics, energy storage, and biomedical applications. BIS Research, recognized as a best market research company, provides premium market intelligence reports on deep technologies poised to cause significant market disruption in the coming years.
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How to Choose an Animation Style for Your Project
Animation is a powerful tool that allows you to bring life and dynamics to your ideas. However, choosing the right animation style can be a difficult task. In this article, we will look at several popular animation styles and their intended purposes.
1. 2D animation
Description:
2D animation involves creating images and movements in two-dimensional space. It can be either hand-drawn or created using vector graphics.
What purposes is it suitable for:
- Educational videos
- Commercials
- Cartoons
- Children's animation
- Reels
- Festival projects
2. 3D animation
Description:
3D animation is the process of creating three-dimensional objects and animating them in virtual space. This style allows you to create realistic images and animations.
Best for:
- Video games
- Movies and TV series
- Architectural visualization
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3. Stop motion
Description:
Stop motion is a technique in which physical objects are photographed frame by frame and then stitched together into a single animated video.
Suitable for:
- Short films
- Advertising projects with a unique visual style
- Art projects
4. Infographic animation
Description:
Infographic animation is used to emphasize information and data using visual elements. This style helps viewers easily perceive and understand complex information.
Suitable for:
- Corporate presentations
- Educational materials
- Advertising campaigns to demonstrate statistics and analytics
5. Mixed media animation
Description:
Mixed media animation combines different styles and approaches, for example, combining 2D graphics and live action footage.
What is it suitable for:
- Advertising and marketing videos
- Creative projects with an unconventional approach
- Music videos
How to choose?
When choosing an animation style for your project, it is important to consider the target audience, the purpose and the message you want to convey. For example, if you are working on an educational video for children, 2D animation may be more suitable. If your task is to demonstrate complex data, then you should pay attention to infographics.
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The Future of Photography: A Blend of Art and Technology
Photography has come a long way from the early days of black-and-white film to today’s advanced digital platforms. As we look toward the future, the industry is poised for transformative changes driven by technological advancements, evolving consumer demands, and creative innovations. Here’s a glimpse into what the future holds for photography.
1. Artificial Intelligence (AI) in Photography
AI is revolutionizing photography by automating complex tasks like editing, composition analysis, and even photo enhancement. Tools powered by AI can now suggest optimal framing, remove unwanted objects, and enhance images with minimal human intervention. In the future, AI could enable real-time editing, where photographers see a fully processed image as they capture it.
2. Immersive Photography with AR and VR
Augmented Reality (AR) and Virtual Reality (VR) are opening new dimensions for photographers. These technologies allow the creation of 360-degree images and immersive experiences that go beyond traditional two-dimensional photography. This shift is particularly impactful in industries like real estate, travel, and event coverage.
3. Sustainability and Eco-Friendly Practices
As awareness of environmental issues grows, the photography industry is adopting sustainable practices. From eco-friendly printing options to energy-efficient equipment, photographers are making conscious choices to reduce their carbon footprint. The future may also see the rise of biodegradable camera components and recyclable materials.
4. Mobile Photography Dominance
Smartphone cameras are becoming increasingly sophisticated, rivaling traditional DSLRs in quality. Features like computational photography, night mode, and advanced zoom capabilities are pushing the boundaries of mobile photography. The accessibility and convenience of smartphones will continue to make them a dominant force in the future of photography.
5. The Role of Professional Photographers
Despite technological advancements, the demand for skilled professionals remains strong. The artistry and emotional connection a photographer brings cannot be replicated by machines. For instance, the Best Wedding Photographer in India combines technical expertise with cultural sensitivity to create timeless memories, showcasing the irreplaceable value of human creativity.
6. Integration of Blockchain for Copyright and Authenticity
Blockchain technology is emerging as a solution to issues of copyright and image authenticity. Photographers can register their work on blockchain platforms to protect their intellectual property and ensure their images remain authentic and tamper-proof.
7. Expanding the Reach of Photography
The future of photography will also be shaped by its integration with other industries. From fashion and advertising to science and healthcare, photography will continue to play a pivotal role in storytelling, marketing, and research.
Conclusion
The future of photography is a thrilling blend of technology and artistry. While advancements like AI, AR, and blockchain are reshaping the industry, the essence of photography—capturing moments and emotions—remains timeless. As we embrace these changes, photographers and enthusiasts alike have an exciting road ahead, filled with opportunities to innovate and inspire.
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The Role of Brochure Mockups in Professional Branding
Brochures are an essential marketing tool for businesses, offering a tangible way to share information about products, services, or events. But how can you ensure your brochure design is effective and professional? One powerful way is through the use of brochure mockups. A brochure mockup is a digital representation of your brochure design, showcasing it in a realistic setting. This helps clients, stakeholders, and even the design team visualize how the final product will look and feel. In this blog, we’ll explore the important role of brochure mockups in professional branding and how they can elevate your business image.
1. Showcasing Your Brand Identity
Brochure mockups help businesses present their brand identity in a clear and visually appealing way. A well-designed brochure reflects a company’s values, style, and personality. Whether your brand is bold, minimalist, or sophisticated, the brochure’s design should align with your overall branding strategy.
By using a brochure mockup, you can see how your brand elements—like your logo, colors, fonts, and messaging—come together in the brochure. Mockups allow you to ensure consistency across all materials. When you present your brand using a professional and cohesive design, it builds trust and recognition among your target audience.
2. Giving a Realistic Preview
One of the biggest advantages of using brochure mockups in branding is the ability to give a realistic preview of how the brochure will look once printed. Without a mockup, clients or stakeholders may struggle to visualize the final design, especially if they don’t have experience working with graphic designs.
By placing your brochure design in a real-world setting—such as on a desk, in someone’s hands, or displayed on a counter—you can give a clear idea of the brochure’s physical appearance. This preview helps others better understand how the brochure’s colors, layout, and graphics will work when printed.
For example, a brochure for a luxury brand may look more polished in a mockup where it’s shown alongside premium materials like textured paper or a metallic logo. This context emphasizes the high-end nature of the brand and strengthens the message you're conveying.
3. Enhancing Client Presentations
When presenting a brochure to a client, the presentation itself matters just as much as the design. A brochure mockup elevates the presentation by showing how the brochure will look in real life, not just as a flat design. Clients will appreciate the effort put into visualizing their brand in different settings.
Using a brochure mockup generator can speed up this process. Many online mockup tools allow you to upload your design and instantly generate mockups with different angles and environments. Whether your brochure is displayed on a desk or held by a person, a mockup generator can help you create professional presentations in a fraction of the time it would take to do manually. This makes your design more engaging and impactful, which can increase the chances of client approval.
4. Visualizing the Final Product
Brochure mockups allow you to see how your design works in a three-dimensional space. Instead of viewing the brochure as a two-dimensional image on a screen, you get a better understanding of how it interacts with physical space. For instance, you can see if the brochure looks too cramped or if the text is easy to read when displayed in a mockup setting.
When you view the brochure in different environments, you can identify areas that may need improvement before the final print. This helps to avoid costly mistakes, such as poor readability or mismatched colors, which could hurt your professional branding.
5. Improving Marketing and Advertising Efforts
In marketing and advertising, how you present your product is everything. Brochure mockups allow businesses to showcase their brochures in promotional materials like websites, social media, and digital ads. By placing the brochure in a real-world context, you can attract attention and draw interest.
For example, you might show a brochure mockup on your business website to highlight a new product or service. By showcasing the brochure as part of your brand’s environment, it becomes more appealing and relatable to your audience. When potential customers see a brochure mockup that aligns with your brand’s identity and messaging, they are more likely to trust your company and be interested in what you offer.
6. Saving Time and Reducing Costs
Designing and printing brochures can be a costly process. Without seeing a clear, realistic representation of how the final product will turn out, businesses risk making expensive mistakes. Brochure mockups help reduce these risks by giving a visual preview of the final product before printing.
Since you can quickly generate mockups, especially through tools like a brochure mockup generator, you save both time and money. These tools often allow you to make revisions quickly, testing different designs or elements without having to start from scratch. This also means you can fine-tune the design to ensure it’s perfect for your brand before going to print.
7. Strengthening Brand Recognition
Brand recognition is one of the key components of successful branding. A consistent visual identity is essential for creating a memorable and recognizable brand. Brochure mockups allow you to check that all elements of your brochure, from colors to typography, align with your overall brand identity.
When customers see brochures that align with your branding across different platforms and materials, it helps reinforce the brand’s presence in their minds. Whether it's through printed brochures, digital mockups on your website, or in social media posts, consistency in design strengthens the connection between your brand and your audience.
8. Engaging Potential Customers
Brochure mockups are also an effective way to engage potential customers. With the use of interactive or high-quality mockups, you can demonstrate your product or service in action. A visually appealing brochure mockup in a real-life scenario can capture attention and spark curiosity, prompting potential clients to learn more about your company.
By showcasing brochures in different settings, such as outdoor events, trade shows, or in the hands of happy customers, you’re not just promoting a brochure—you’re showing how your brand engages with the world, which can build interest and trust.
Conclusion
Brochure mockups play an important role in professional branding by showcasing how your design will look in the real world, helping clients visualize the final product, and enhancing your brand’s identity. They make presentations more engaging, provide a realistic preview of the brochure’s design, and help businesses save time and money by spotting issues early. Using a brochure mockup generator can speed up the process and offer professional results that can strengthen your marketing efforts. Whether you’re presenting to clients, updating your marketing materials, or promoting your brand, realistic brochure mockups are a must-have tool for any business looking to elevate its professional branding.
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Could Robert Downey Jr. as Doctor Doom Redefine the MCU While Overshadowing Kang the Conqueror?
Introduction
The Marvel Cinematic Universe (MCU) is at a crucial crossroads. After the monumental success of the Infinity Saga, the franchise is striving to maintain its relevance in a landscape teeming with new superheroes, antiheroes, and overarching narratives. Two major casting conundrums have recently come to light: the potential of Robert Downey Jr. returning, not as Iron Man, but as the iconic villain Doctor Doom, and the growing debate surrounding the recasting of Kang the Conqueror.
This article delves into the implications of these pivotal decisions. Can RDJ, a fan-favorite figure synonymous with Iron Man, redefine his legacy as Doctor Doom? Should Marvel Studios have focused on recasting Kang to address ongoing controversies and maintain narrative continuity? Let's break it down.
The RDJ Factor: From Genius Billionaire to Tyrannical Sovereign
The Legacy of Robert Downey Jr. in the MCU
Robert Downey Jr. is synonymous with the Marvel Cinematic Universe. His portrayal of Tony Stark, the genius billionaire playboy philanthropist, was instrumental in launching the MCU with Iron Man (2008). Over the years, his character became the emotional and thematic core of the franchise, embodying themes of redemption, sacrifice, and heroism. RDJ’s performance was not only critically acclaimed but also deeply beloved by fans, making Iron Man one of the most iconic superheroes in cinematic history.
When RDJ bowed out of the MCU in Avengers: Endgame (2019), it marked the end of an era. Tony Stark’s death was a monumental moment, leaving a void that Marvel has been attempting to fill with new heroes and compelling narratives. However, RDJ’s indelible mark on the MCU means that his return—albeit in a different role—carries significant implications.
RDJ as Doctor Doom: A Bold Move or a Risky Gamble?
Casting RDJ as Doctor Doom is both a bold move and a high-stakes gamble. Doom is one of Marvel’s most iconic villains, a character defined by his towering intellect, ruthless ambition, and unshakable ego. He is a figure of immense complexity, often straddling the line between villain and antihero.
RDJ’s casting brings with it the weight of his legacy as Tony Stark. This could work in Marvel’s favor, as his charisma and star power would undoubtedly draw audiences. Fans who adored RDJ as Iron Man might be intrigued to see him tackle a darker, more complex role, adding a layer of excitement to the character’s introduction.
However, this move also risks creating confusion or resistance among fans. RDJ’s association with Tony Stark is so strong that it could overshadow his portrayal of Doctor Doom. Audiences might struggle to separate the actor from his previous role, particularly in a shared universe where Stark’s legacy still looms large.
The Appeal of RDJ’s Star Power
One of the most compelling reasons to cast RDJ as Doctor Doom is his unparalleled star power. RDJ has a unique ability to command attention and elevate the material he’s given. His charisma, sharp wit, and ability to convey emotional depth make him an ideal choice for a character as multifaceted as Doom.
Doctor Doom is not a one-dimensional villain. He is a ruler, a scientist, and a sorcerer, driven by a combination of personal ambition, wounded pride, and a genuine belief that he can create a better world. RDJ’s acting prowess could bring these complexities to life, making Doom a villain who is as compelling and relatable as he is terrifying.
Moreover, RDJ’s involvement would generate immense buzz for the MCU. His return to Marvel, even in a different role, would be a major event, reigniting interest among fans who may have drifted away after Endgame. This casting decision could serve as a marketing boon, drawing audiences eager to see how RDJ reinvents himself within the MCU.
A Risk of Overshadowing Other Characters
While RDJ’s star power is an asset, it also presents a potential downside: the risk of overshadowing other characters. Doctor Doom’s introduction will likely coincide with the debut of the Fantastic Four in the MCU, a long-awaited event that carries its own weight of expectations. The Fantastic Four needs to establish itself as a cornerstone of the MCU, with characters like Reed Richards, Sue Storm, and Johnny Storm taking center stage.
If RDJ’s portrayal of Doom dominates the narrative, it could undermine the development of these heroes. Doom is undoubtedly a crucial figure in the Fantastic Four mythos, but the team itself must shine for the franchise to succeed. Balancing Doom’s presence with the introduction of the Fantastic Four will be a delicate task, requiring careful scripting and direction.
Similarly, RDJ’s portrayal of Doom could overshadow other villains, particularly Kang the Conqueror. With Kang already established as the central antagonist of the Multiverse Saga, Doom’s arrival must complement rather than detract from Kang’s arc. If RDJ’s performance as Doom becomes too dominant, it could disrupt the balance of villain dynamics within the MCU.
Reinventing Doctor Doom
RDJ’s casting also offers an opportunity to reinvent Doctor Doom for modern audiences. In the comics, Doom is a complex character whose motivations often blur the lines between villainy and heroism. He is a dictator who genuinely believes he can bring order and prosperity to the world, albeit through tyrannical means.
RDJ’s nuanced acting could bring out these contradictions, presenting Doom as a character who is as much a tragic figure as he is a villain. His backstory, including his troubled childhood and his quest for ultimate power, could be explored in depth, adding layers to his character.
Moreover, RDJ’s sharp wit and charisma could make Doom a more engaging and relatable figure. While Doom is traditionally portrayed as stoic and imperious, RDJ could inject moments of humor and vulnerability, making the character more dynamic and unpredictable. This approach would differentiate Doom from other MCU villains, ensuring he stands out in a crowded field.
Challenges of Casting a Known Face
One of the challenges of casting RDJ as Doom is the baggage that comes with his previous role. Tony Stark’s legacy is still a central theme in the MCU, with characters like Peter Parker, Riri Williams, and even the Avengers grappling with his influence.
Introducing RDJ as Doom in the same universe could create narrative dissonance. Audiences might find it difficult to reconcile RDJ’s new role with his history as Stark, particularly if the MCU continues to reference Tony’s legacy. This challenge could be mitigated through clever writing and a clear distinction between the two characters, but it remains a potential hurdle.
Additionally, RDJ’s casting as Doom sets a precedent for high-profile actors taking on major villain roles. While this can be an asset, it also raises questions about whether Marvel is relying too heavily on star power rather than focusing on character-driven storytelling.
A High-Stakes Casting Decision
Ultimately, the decision to cast RDJ as Doctor Doom reflects Marvel’s willingness to take bold risks. It is a casting choice that has the potential to redefine both the character and the MCU, but it must be executed with care.
If done right, RDJ’s portrayal of Doom could become a defining moment for the franchise, offering a fresh and compelling take on one of Marvel’s greatest villains. However, missteps in balancing his star power with the needs of the narrative could undermine the broader goals of the Multiverse Saga.
As Marvel moves forward, the challenge will be to integrate RDJ’s Doom into the MCU in a way that feels organic and authentic. By embracing the complexities of the character and leveraging RDJ’s talents without overshadowing the rest of the cast, Marvel can turn this bold casting decision into a resounding success.
The Kang Conundrum: A Missed Opportunity to Recast?
The Case for Recasting
Kang the Conqueror stands at the heart of the MCU’s Multiverse Saga, embodying the central antagonist role following the departure of Thanos. Unlike Thanos, whose dominance was singular and linear, Kang’s existence hinges on multiversal chaos, with multiple variants appearing across timelines. This characteristic makes him an ideal figure to explore the complexities of the multiverse, a central theme for the MCU moving forward.
However, real-world controversies surrounding Jonathan Majors, who debuted as Kang in Ant-Man and the Wasp: Quantumania, have cast a shadow over the character’s future. With significant screen time and character development planned for Kang in upcoming projects, Marvel Studios faces a dilemma. Should they proceed with Majors, or should they embrace the opportunity to recast Kang and safeguard the long-term narrative?
Recasting Kang isn’t just a practical decision; it could be a creative one. The multiverse concept inherently supports the idea of different actors portraying variants of the same character. In fact, Loki Season 1 already showcased the concept with He Who Remains, a Kang variant played by Majors, setting a precedent for variants with diverse appearances. This flexibility makes recasting a natural fit for Kang’s character, offering Marvel a way to refresh the role without breaking continuity.
Furthermore, a new actor could bring a fresh perspective to Kang, introducing nuances that deepen the character’s appeal. This wouldn’t merely be a replacement; it could be an evolution. A recast Kang could allow Marvel to experiment with different tones and styles, ranging from menacing and stoic to charismatic and unpredictable. Each variant could reflect a unique aspect of Kang’s multifaceted personality, adding layers to his characterization.
Audience Reception to Recasting
Recasting is often fraught with risks, particularly in franchises where continuity and fan attachment are critical. However, the MCU has successfully navigated similar challenges in the past. The recasting of Bruce Banner, with Mark Ruffalo replacing Edward Norton, is one example where the shift didn’t detract from the character’s development. In fact, Ruffalo’s portrayal became a beloved iteration, seamlessly blending into the MCU’s evolving narrative.
The multiverse framework provides an even stronger justification for recasting Kang. Fans are already accustomed to seeing alternate versions of characters, such as the three Spider-Men in No Way Home or the numerous Loki variants in Loki. This narrative device normalizes change and primes audiences to accept new portrayals without resistance.
Moreover, addressing the controversies surrounding Majors with a recast could bolster Marvel’s reputation. It would demonstrate the studio’s commitment to ethical standards and audience trust, reinforcing the idea that no actor is bigger than the franchise itself.
Risks of Not Recasting
Opting not to recast Kang carries significant risks, both narratively and reputationally.
Public Backlash: The controversy surrounding Jonathan Majors could alienate fans, particularly those who expect Marvel to uphold ethical accountability. If the studio ignores these concerns, it risks tarnishing its brand image, which has been meticulously built over the past 15 years.
Narrative Vulnerability: Kang’s storyline is integral to the Multiverse Saga. Any instability in the actor’s availability or performance could disrupt the broader narrative, leaving gaps that are difficult to fill. If Marvel hesitates or delays addressing the situation, they might lose valuable momentum in building Kang’s arc.
Missed Creative Opportunities: Recasting allows Marvel to reinvent Kang with fresh energy and perspective. By sticking with Majors, the studio might miss out on casting an actor who could redefine the character and elevate the role to new heights.
Potential for Overexposure: If Majors continues in the role and audiences grow dissatisfied with his portrayal, Kang could risk becoming overexposed. This could diminish the character’s impact, undermining his role as a multiverse-spanning antagonist.
The Perfect Time to Recast
Timing is everything in recasting, and the MCU is currently at a juncture where such a decision could be seamlessly integrated. With multiple projects in development, Marvel has the flexibility to introduce a new Kang variant without disrupting the flow of the narrative.
For instance, the multiverse allows for a storyline where a “prime” Kang emerges, embodying traits and characteristics distinct from earlier variants. This could serve as a narrative pivot, redirecting attention to the recast actor while maintaining continuity. It could also highlight the inherent unpredictability of the multiverse, making Kang’s character even more dynamic.
Long-Term Implications
The decision to recast—or not—will have long-term implications for the MCU. Kang is not just another villain; he is a linchpin for the Multiverse Saga, driving conflicts that span timelines, dimensions, and realities. His role extends across multiple films, affecting the arcs of numerous heroes and shaping the MCU’s trajectory.
Recasting would provide Marvel the chance to recalibrate Kang’s character, ensuring his storyline remains compelling and cohesive. It would also future-proof the franchise, enabling the studio to move forward without being hindered by real-world controversies.
On the other hand, failing to recast Kang could lead to a weaker narrative, particularly if external factors affect Majors’ availability or public reception. The MCU’s multiverse is a vast and complex tapestry, and Kang must be a consistent and reliable presence to anchor the saga.
The Recasting Debate: Fan Perspectives
Fans are deeply invested in the MCU’s characters, and the debate over recasting Kang has sparked varied reactions. Some argue that Majors’ performance in Quantumania and Loki was so compelling that replacing him would be a disservice to the character. Others counter that the multiverse concept makes recasting not only logical but also thematically appropriate.
Ultimately, Marvel must balance these perspectives, ensuring that their decision resonates with both narrative integrity and audience expectations. A well-executed recast, accompanied by transparent communication and thoughtful storytelling, could win over even skeptical fans.
By addressing the controversy head-on and exploring the creative opportunities of recasting, Marvel Studios could turn a potential liability into an asset. Kang the Conqueror is a character with boundless potential, and ensuring his role is portrayed with consistency and excellence is vital for the MCU’s future. Whether through recasting or doubling down on Majors’ performance, Marvel must make a choice that honors the character’s importance and secures the franchise’s legacy.
Doom vs. Kang: Who Should Lead the MCU’s Villainous Vanguard?
Kang’s Strengths as a Multiversal Threat
Kang’s expertise in manipulating time and alternate realities positions him as the perfect villain for the MCU’s Multiverse Saga. His ability to exist across timelines and variants creates a sprawling, high-stakes narrative that allows for interconnected stories across different films and series.
As a character who challenges the Avengers and other heroes on a cosmic and temporal scale, Kang represents the ultimate strategist, forcing the heroes to think beyond brute strength and confront the fragility of their own realities.
Doom’s Relevance in the Larger MCU Framework
Doctor Doom’s strengths lie in his versatility as both a personal and global threat. His mastery of science and sorcery allows him to challenge heroes on intellectual, mystical, and physical fronts, making him a well-rounded antagonist.
Unlike Kang, Doom has personal rivalries with iconic heroes like Reed Richards, creating more intimate stakes that resonate emotionally with audiences. His connection to the Fantastic Four also allows Marvel to explore rich character dynamics.
Who Can Sustain the Franchise Longer?
Kang’s presence in the MCU is closely tied to the Multiverse Saga, suggesting his role may conclude with the resolution of this arc. While his multiversal dominance is significant, it may lack the longevity to extend into future MCU phases.
Doom, on the other hand, has a broader range of stories that can unfold over multiple phases. From ruling Latveria to clashing with cosmic entities like Galactus, Doom has the potential to remain relevant far beyond the Multiverse Saga.
Cultural and Narrative Impact of Each Villain
Kang introduces audiences to complex, high-concept narratives involving time travel and multiversal conflict, appealing to fans of cerebral, science-fiction storytelling. His ability to manifest in different variants adds a layer of unpredictability, keeping audiences engaged.
Doom, however, offers a more grounded yet equally impactful narrative. His role as a dictator and his belief in his own moral superiority resonate with themes of power, control, and the fine line between heroism and villainy, making him a relatable yet fearsome antagonist.
Villain Dynamics Across Teams and Solo Heroes
Kang’s multiversal nature makes him a natural adversary for team-based movies like Avengers: The Kang Dynasty. His influence can span multiple timelines and heroes simultaneously, uniting them in a common cause.
Doom, however, excels in one-on-one rivalries, such as his conflicts with Reed Richards or Doctor Strange. This makes him an excellent villain for solo or smaller-scale team-up stories, providing flexibility for Marvel to explore diverse storytelling formats.
Potential for Villainous Evolution
Kang’s evolution is tied to the introduction of new variants, each offering a fresh perspective on the character. This approach keeps the narrative dynamic but risks losing emotional continuity if variants differ too drastically in personality or motivation.
Doom’s evolution, however, can occur organically within a single version of the character. From a ruler obsessed with protecting his people to a power-hungry despot aiming to conquer the universe, Doom’s journey can reflect a gradual descent or redemption, offering richer character development.
Star Power and Audience Expectations
Kang, as portrayed by Jonathan Majors, has already made an impression with his enigmatic performance. However, his relative newness in the MCU means he lacks the same audience familiarity as Doom, whose name recognition and comic history carry more weight.
If RDJ portrays Doom, his established star power could immediately elevate the character, ensuring strong audience engagement. However, this advantage also risks overshadowing other characters and the narrative focus on Kang.
Villainous Versatility
Kang’s strength lies in his adaptability; he can appear as a ruthless conqueror, a benevolent variant, or even an antihero depending on the timeline. This versatility allows for a wide range of storytelling possibilities within the multiverse framework.
Doom, while less tied to multiverse narratives, is equally versatile in his roles. He can be a political adversary, a magical nemesis, or a cosmic threat, giving Marvel numerous options to integrate him across different storylines.
Thematic Resonance with Heroes
Kang challenges the heroes to confront their choices and the consequences of their actions across timelines, offering profound philosophical and existential stakes. His battles often revolve around destiny and free will, making him a fitting antagonist for the multiverse era.
Doom’s confrontations are deeply personal and thematic, often exploring the corrupting influence of power, the pursuit of perfection, and the sacrifices made in the name of progress. His rivalry with Reed Richards exemplifies the clash between ego and collaboration, offering rich narrative depth.
Room for Coexistence and Collaboration
Instead of choosing between Kang and Doom, Marvel could allow both villains to share the spotlight, each dominating different aspects of the MCU. For instance, Kang could remain the central figure of the Multiverse Saga, while Doom’s influence grows in parallel, setting him up as the next major antagonist.
A collaboration or rivalry between Kang and Doom could also provide a unique narrative, showcasing two villains with vastly different approaches to power and control. This dynamic could culminate in an epic confrontation, cementing both characters as iconic MCU antagonists.
By carefully weighing these factors, Marvel can decide whether Kang or Doom should lead the MCU’s villainous vanguard—or whether they can coexist to create an even richer and more compelling cinematic universe.
Balancing the Villain Dynamics
Should Marvel Focus on Kang or Doom?
Maintaining Kang’s Centrality
Kang the Conqueror is already established as the multiverse-spanning antagonist of the Multiverse Saga. Introducing Doctor Doom, portrayed by an actor as iconic as RDJ, poses the risk of diluting Kang’s importance.
To address this, Marvel must ensure that Kang’s role remains integral to the overarching storyline. This could involve making Doom a secondary threat in the current saga, allowing Kang to retain his status as the primary villain until the saga concludes.
Villainous Diversity in Motives and Methods
Kang and Doom are fundamentally different in their motivations and methods. Kang thrives on manipulating time and the multiverse, while Doom’s ambitions are rooted in earthly dominance, intellect, and sorcery.
By emphasizing these differences, Marvel can create a rich tapestry of villain dynamics, ensuring each antagonist contributes unique challenges to the MCU’s heroes. For instance, Kang could be portrayed as the ultimate strategist, while Doom becomes the embodiment of raw power and hubris.
Narrative Pacing and Hierarchical Conflict
The MCU needs to carefully pace the introduction of major villains to avoid overwhelming audiences. Introducing Doom too quickly or giving him disproportionate screen time could overshadow Kang’s narrative.
A solution could involve weaving Doom into a parallel storyline that intersects with Kang’s saga at key moments. This approach allows both villains to shine independently while maintaining a cohesive narrative structure.
Leveraging Doom’s Connections to the Fantastic Four
Doom’s introduction will likely coincide with the debut of the Fantastic Four. This connection provides a natural avenue for Doom to be introduced as a localized threat before expanding his influence into the broader MCU.
By focusing Doom’s initial storyline on his rivalry with Reed Richards and the Fantastic Four, Marvel can keep his arc contained while building anticipation for a larger confrontation involving Kang.
Collaborative or Competing Villainy
A compelling dynamic could involve Kang and Doom either collaborating or clashing over their competing ambitions. For instance, Kang’s multiversal plans might conflict with Doom’s desire to conquer Earth and establish Latveria as a dominant power.
This interplay could lead to a temporary alliance or an outright rivalry, showcasing their contrasting philosophies and adding depth to their characters.
Cohesion Through a Unified Threat
If both villains are to coexist in the MCU, Marvel could establish a unified threat that requires their involvement. For example, an even greater cosmic entity like Galactus or the Beyonder could serve as a catalyst, forcing Kang and Doom to temporarily align or maneuver against one another in a shared narrative.
This approach ensures both villains remain relevant without overshadowing one another, as their roles become complementary rather than competitive.
Evolving Doom’s Role Over Time
RDJ’s portrayal of Doom should be introduced in a way that teases his long-term importance without immediately positioning him as the primary villain. For example, Doom could start as a background manipulator whose plans gradually come to light as the Multiverse Saga unfolds.
This slow burn approach allows Kang to dominate the current saga while setting the stage for Doom to take center stage in future phases of the MCU.
Creating Personal Stakes for Heroes
Kang’s conflicts often revolve around grand, cosmic-scale stakes, whereas Doom’s power plays tend to be deeply personal, particularly in his relationships with the Fantastic Four.
Marvel can balance these dynamics by ensuring each villain challenges the heroes in unique ways. While Kang forces them to confront multiversal chaos, Doom could bring more grounded, emotionally charged conflicts that resonate on a personal level.
Expanding the Scope of Villainy
Introducing both Kang and Doom allows the MCU to explore different aspects of villainy simultaneously. Kang’s narrative can delve into the complexities of time and destiny, while Doom’s storyline explores themes of hubris, ambition, and the cost of unchecked power.
This multifaceted approach broadens the MCU’s thematic scope, offering audiences a richer and more diverse storytelling experience.
Audience Fatigue and Villain Overload
One potential risk is audience fatigue from introducing too many major villains within a short timeframe. To mitigate this, Marvel must carefully balance screen time, ensuring both Kang and Doom have distinct arcs that avoid direct competition for attention.
Properly spaced appearances and well-defined roles will prevent the audience from feeling overwhelmed, preserving the impact of each villain.
By carefully managing these dynamics, Marvel can successfully balance the inclusion of Kang and Doom, ensuring that both villains enhance rather than detract from the MCU’s evolving narrative.
The RDJ and Majors Dilemma
Legacy of Robert Downey Jr. in the MCU
RDJ's portrayal of Tony Stark/Iron Man defined the first three phases of the MCU, making him one of the most beloved and influential characters in the franchise. Transitioning RDJ into a villain like Doctor Doom could polarize fans who may struggle to separate his iconic hero persona from this new, darker role.
On the other hand, RDJ’s presence would undeniably attract audiences and generate buzz, ensuring strong box office performance and widespread media coverage.
Jonathan Majors’ Unique Appeal as Kang
Jonathan Majors has delivered compelling performances as Kang, showcasing his range through different variants, such as the eccentric He Who Remains and the menacing Kang the Conqueror. His portrayal adds depth to the character and sets the stage for the Multiverse Saga.
However, legal controversies surrounding Majors have raised concerns about his future in the MCU, leaving the franchise at a crossroads regarding whether to continue with him or recast the role.
Potential Overshadowing by RDJ
RDJ’s star power and established history with the MCU might overshadow other actors and characters, including Kang. If Doctor Doom is introduced as the more charismatic and prominent antagonist, Kang’s role could diminish, impacting the narrative balance.
To address this, Marvel must ensure that both characters are given equal narrative weight and that Kang’s story arc is not compromised by RDJ’s presence.
Maintaining Audience Investment in Kang
Kang has already been positioned as the central villain of the Multiverse Saga, with films like Ant-Man and the Wasp: Quantumania and Avengers: The Kang Dynasty building toward his ultimate showdown with the Avengers. Shifting focus to Doom mid-saga could disrupt audience expectations.
By giving Kang a conclusive arc before elevating Doom, Marvel can maintain audience investment in both characters without creating narrative dissonance.
RDJ’s Ability to Reinvent Himself
RDJ’s acting prowess and ability to reinvent roles make him a strong candidate for Doctor Doom. As an actor who excels in portraying complex, morally ambiguous characters, RDJ could bring nuance to Doom, making him more than just a stereotypical villain.
This reinvention would also showcase RDJ’s range, allowing him to redefine his legacy within the MCU in a completely new light.
Potential Risk of Typecasting Majors
While Majors has delivered an impressive performance as Kang, there’s a risk of him being typecast as a villain in future roles. The multiverse concept allows him to explore different variants, but it might limit his opportunities to showcase the full spectrum of his acting abilities.
Marvel could counter this by giving Majors’ Kang variants more diverse personalities, ensuring that each feels distinct and allowing him to display his versatility.
Balancing Established and Emerging Talent
RDJ represents the established legacy of the MCU, while Majors symbolizes its evolving future. Balancing the two actors’ presence requires careful storytelling that allows both to shine without stepping on each other’s narrative importance.
Marvel could achieve this by intertwining their arcs, perhaps positioning Doom as a rising threat after Kang’s downfall or exploring a power struggle between the two.
The Financial Implications of RDJ’s Return
RDJ’s return to the MCU would undoubtedly come with a hefty price tag. While his involvement would likely guarantee strong box office returns, it could also increase production costs and pressure on the franchise to deliver a storyline worthy of his star power.
In contrast, investing in Majors allows Marvel to build a new legacy with a relatively fresher talent, potentially offering more flexibility in terms of creative direction and budget.
Setting Up the Future of the MCU
RDJ as Doctor Doom could serve as a transitional figure, bridging the gap between the Multiverse Saga and future phases. His presence might signal the beginning of new storylines, such as the rise of the Fantastic Four or a conflict involving Latveria.
Meanwhile, Kang’s multiverse-centric storyline can serve as a climactic conclusion to the current saga, ensuring that both characters play pivotal roles in shaping the MCU’s future.
By carefully navigating this dilemma, Marvel has the opportunity to leverage the strengths of both RDJ and Majors, creating a compelling narrative that satisfies fans and sets the stage for the next evolution of the franchise.
Conclusion
The MCU’s future hinges on its ability to adapt and innovate. Casting Robert Downey Jr. as Doctor Doom could redefine the villain archetype and breathe new life into the franchise. However, this bold move must be balanced with careful handling of Kang’s storyline, ensuring that the Multiverse Saga retains its intended focus.
Ultimately, the question isn’t whether RDJ or a recast Kang can impact the MCU—it’s whether Marvel can harmonize its growing roster of iconic characters and deliver a cohesive, compelling narrative. The stakes have never been higher, and fans are eagerly watching to see if Marvel Studios can once again strike gold.
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