市場調查報告書
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2024-2032 年按組件(3D 生物列印機、支架、生物材料)、應用(研究、臨床)、最終用戶(醫院、研究組織和學術機構、生物製藥公司)和地區分類的 3D 生物列印市場報告3D Bioprinting Market Report by Component (3D Bioprinters, Scaffolds, Biomaterials), Application (Research, Clinical), End User (Hospitals, Research Organization and Academic Institutes, Biopharmaceuticals Companies), and Region 2024-2032 |
2023年,全球3D生物列印市場規模達12.058IMARC Group美元。不斷成長的老年人口、對研發 (R&D) 活動的日益關注以及市場干擾的減少是推動市場成長的一些關鍵因素。
加強藥物測試和開發
3D生物列印機對於藥物測試和臨床試驗應用非常重要。預計它們將大大減少動物試驗的需要,從而在倫理上有利且具有成本效益。隨著3D生物列印的出現,藥物開發商可以透過在類人3D列印組織上測試新藥,輕鬆識別與人體臨床試驗相關的併發症,從而減少後期失敗造成的損失。此外,公司不斷增加的研發投資進一步增加了對 3D 生物列印等創新技術的需求。例如,根據美國國會預算辦公室公佈的資料,2021年,全球製藥業在研發上的支出接近2,000億美元,而2019年為8,300萬美元。的研發投資為17.42 億美元,而2020 年為13.48 億美元。大量投資將在未來幾年推動3D 生物列印市場的規模。
技術進步
3D 生物列印技術的不斷進步進一步為整個市場提供了利潤豐厚的成長機會。此外,各個領先的市場參與者正在合作並建立夥伴關係,以開發更先進、更有效率的 3D 生物列印技術。例如,2024 年 6 月,先進的組織模擬技術公司 Ronawk 與 B9Creations 合作,利用 Ronawk 的 Bio-Blocks 開發並大量生產 3D 生物列印水凝膠。與迫使細胞進入人工環境的傳統方法不同,Ronawk 的生物塊重建了細胞自然形成組織的條件。這導致組織與人類和動物組織的天然結構和功能非常相似。同樣,2022 年 9 月,印度科學研究所 (IISc) 宣布與瑞典生物列印解決方案公司 CELLINK 合作,向卓越中心 (CoE) 提供兩到三台生物印表機,每台都使用不同的列印方式技術以自己的成本。此外,2022 年 12 月,CELLINK 和 IISc 在印度共同建立了班加羅爾開創性的 3D 生物列印卓越中心。 3D 生物列印領域的此類創新、合作和擴展預計將對預測期內的 3D 生物列印市場前景產生積極影響。
癌症研究中不斷成長的產品應用
3D生物列印廣泛用於創建逼真的腫瘤模型,這些模型密切模仿實際人類腫瘤的複雜性和微環境。這些生物列印模型使研究人員能夠在受控環境下研究癌症進展、轉移和腫瘤-基質相互作用。此外,全球癌症病例的不斷增加進一步為整個市場提供了利潤豐厚的成長機會。例如,國際癌症研究機構(IARC)估計,2020年約有1929萬名癌症病例。預計到 2030 年,這些病例將增加到 2,458 萬例。除此之外,肺癌和乳癌是個體中最常見的兩種癌症。加拿大癌症協會(CCS)表示,2020年,近29,800名加拿大人被診斷出罹患肺癌,佔所有新發癌症病例的13%。預計約有21,200 名加拿大人死於肺癌,佔2020 年所有癌症死亡人數的25%。藥物機制並個性化客製化治療方案。
The global 3D bioprinting market size reached US$ 1,205.8 Million in 2023. Looking forward, IMARC Group expects the market to reach US$ 4,281.9 Million by 2032, exhibiting a growth rate (CAGR) of 14.7% during 2024-2032. The growing geriatric population, increasing focus on research and development (R&D) activities, and less disrupted market represent some of the key factors driving the market growth.
Increasing Drug Testing and Development
3D bioprinters are highly important for drug testing and clinical trial applications. They are expected to drastically reduce the need for animal trials, thus being ethically beneficial and cost-effective. With the advent of 3D bioprinting, drug developers can easily identify complications associated with human clinical trials by testing new drugs on human-like 3D-printed tissues, thereby reducing losses from late-stage failures. Additionally, the increasing investment in research and development by the companies is further escalating the demand for innovative technologies like 3D bioprinting. For instance, according to the data published by the Congressional Budget Office, in 2021, it has been observed that pharmaceutical industries spent nearly US$ 200 Billion on research and development in 2020 globally compared to US$ 83 Million in 2019. Similarly, Danaher Corporation invested US$ 1,742 Million in its research and development in 2021, as compared to US$ 1,348 Million in 2020. In addition, Bio-Rad Laboratories Inc. invested US$ 879.6 Million in 2021 as compared to US$ 800.3 Million in 2020. Such significant investments in drug trials and drug development are anticipated to propel the 3D bioprinting market size in the coming years.
Technological Advancements
Ongoing technological advancements in 3D bioprinting are further offering lucrative growth opportunities to the overall market. Additionally, various leading market players are collaborating and forming partnerships to develop more advanced and efficient 3D bioprinting technologies. For instance, in June 2024, advanced tissue mimetic technologies company Ronawk partnered with B9Creations to develop and mass-produce 3D bioprinted hydrogels leveraging Ronawk's Bio-Blocks. Unlike traditional methods that force cells into artificial environments, Ronawk's Bio-Blocks recreate conditions that allow cells to form tissues naturally. This results in tissue that closely resembles the native architecture and function of human and animal tissues. Similarly, in September 2022, the Indian Institute of Science (IISc) announced its collaboration with CELLINK, a Sweden-based bioprinting solutions company, to provide two to three bioprinters to the Centre of Excellence (CoE), each of which uses a different printing technology at its own cost. Additionally, in December 2022, CELLINK and IISc jointly established Bengaluru's pioneering 3D Bioprinting Centre of Excellence in India. Such innovations, collaborations, and expansion in 3D bioprinting are projected to positively impact the 3D bioprinting market outlook over the forecasted period.
Growing Product Application in Cancer Research
3D bioprinting is widely used in the creation of realistic tumor models that closely mimic the complexity and microenvironment of actual human tumors. These bioprinted models enable researchers to study cancer progression, metastasis, and tumor-stroma interactions in a controlled setting. Moreover, the escalating cases of cancer across the globe are further offering lucrative growth opportunities to the overall market. For instance, the International Agency for Research on Cancer (IARC) estimated that, in the year 2020, there were about 19.29 million cancer cases. These cases are projected to increase to 24.58 million cases by 2030. Additionally, according to GLOBOCAN, in 2020, there were approximately 2,281,658 new cancer cases diagnosed and 612,390 deaths due to cancer alone in the United States. In addition to this, lung cancer and breast cancer are two of the most common cancers found among individuals. The Canadian Cancer Society (CCS) stated that in 2020, nearly 29,800 Canadians were diagnosed with lung cancer, which accounted for 13% of all new cancer cases. About 21,200 Canadians were expected to die from lung cancer, which represented 25% of all cancer deaths in 2020. Such a substantial growth in cancer cases is augmenting the demand for 3D bioprinting technologies that help identify effective treatments, understand drug resistance mechanisms, and personalize cancer therapies.
IMARC Group provides an analysis of the key trends in each segment of the global 3D bioprinting market report, along with forecasts at the global, regional, and country levels from 2024-2032. Our report has categorized the market based on component, application, and end user.
3D bioprinters (syringe/extrusion bioprinting, inkjet bioprinting, magnetic levitation bioprinting, laser-assisted bioprinting, and others) represented the largest segment
The 3D bioprinting market research report has provided a detailed breakup and analysis of the 3D bioprinting market based on the component. This includes 3D bioprinters (syringe/extrusion bioprinting, inkjet bioprinting, magnetic levitation bioprinting, laser-assisted bioprinting, and others), scaffolds, and biomaterials (living cells, hydrogels, extracellular matrices, and others). According to the report, 3D bioprinters (syringe or extrusion bioprinting, inkjet bioprinting, magnetic levitation bioprinting, laser-assisted bioprinting, and others) represented the largest segment.
The bolstering demand for 3D bioprinters can be attributed to the increasing utilization of syringe or extrusion-based bioprinting technology in printing various biological compounds or devices. They are widely used in fabricating tissue scaffolds for regenerative medicine, developing organ models for transplant research, and creating realistic tissue models for drug testing and cancer research. Moreover, 3D bioprinters have the ability to produce complex, customized biological structures, improve the accuracy of drug testing, and reduce the need for animal testing. As a result, they are widely used in the fields of tissue engineering, personalized medicine, pharmaceutical development, and medical research.
Research (drug research, regenerative medicine, and 3D cell culture) accounted for the largest market share
A detailed breakup and analysis of the 3D bioprinting market based on the application has also been provided in the report. This includes research (drug research, regenerative medicine, and 3D cell culture) and clinical (skin, bone and cartilage, blood vessels, and others). According to the report, research (drug research, regenerative medicine, and 3D cell culture) accounted for the largest market share.
The growth of this segment can be attributed to the widespread utilization of 3D printing technology among researchers to study the effects of different diseases and their progression and possible treatments. Moreover, it reduces the need to use lab animals for medical tests and dangerous trials on humans. Additionally, the 3D bioprinting market forecast by IMARC indicates that the increasing drug development and drug trial activities are bolstering the application of 3D bioprinting in research. For instance, with the COVID-19 pandemic behind, the US Food and Drug Administration (FDA) approved 55 new drugs in 2023, a figure consistent with the number authorized in the last five years (53 per year on average). Thus, 2023 marks the second-best yearly FDA harvest after 2018 (59 approvals) in all the series. Such a significant growth in drug trials and approval is creating a positive outlook for the overall market.
Biopharmaceuticals companies accounted for the largest market share
A detailed breakup and analysis of the 3D bioprinting market based on the end user has also been provided in the report. This includes hospitals, research organization and academic institutes, and biopharmaceuticals companies. According to the report, biopharmaceuticals companies accounted for the largest market share.
The 3D bioprinting market statistics by IMARC indicate that the increasing number of target therapies is primarily driving the growth of this segment. In addition to this, the rising collaborations and mergers and acquisition activities among biopharmaceutical companies to develop 3D bioprinting are positively influencing the market. For instance, in June 2022, REGEMAT 3D, a company at the forefront of personalized bio fabrication solutions, announced a partnership with Humabiologics, a company providing human-derived biomaterials for regenerative medicine, in response to the growing demand and to serve a broader life sciences customer base of the industry partners and academic institutions in the European bioprinting and drug testing market.
North America (the United States and Canada) was the largest market for 3D bioprinting
The report has also provided a comprehensive analysis of all the major regional markets, which include North America (the United States and Canada); Asia Pacific (China, Japan, India, South Korea, Australia, Indonesia, and others); Europe (Germany, France, the United Kingdom, Italy, Spain, Russia, and others); Latin America (Brazil, Mexico, and others); and the Middle East and Africa. According to the report, North America (the United States and Canada) was the largest market for 3D bioprinting.
Some of the factors driving the North American 3D bioprinting market included the growing prevalence of various chronic diseases, the presence of key players, and increasing private and government investments. Additionally, new product launches by the key market players in the region, along with the easy allocation of funds to conduct R&D activities, are further creating a positive outlook for the overall market. For instance, in 2022, scientists from Florida Atlantic University and the University of Virginia created a robotic model of the human spine to assist surgeons in anticipating the outcomes of interventions before surgery. Thus, the increasing demand for 3D bioprinting for healthcare physicians is expected to boost the market over the forecast period. Additionally, the rising investments by the regional government authorities in the healthcare sector are projected to propel the 3D bioprinting market share in the coming years.
(Please note that this only represents a partial list of companies, and the complete list has been provided in the report.)