市場調查報告書
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全球熱掃描器市場(按類型、波長、最終用戶、地區、機會、預測),2016-2030 年Thermal Scanner Market Assessment, By Type, By Wavelength, By End-user, By Region, Opportunities and Forecast, 2016-2030F |
全球熱掃描儀市場規模近年來經歷了顯著成長,到2022年將達到約38.2億美元。 預計2023年至2030年該市場將以8.7%的複合年增長率成長,2030年達到74億美元。
熱掃描系統的總擁有成本比傳統閉路電視系統更低,從而帶來更高的投資回報。 由於 COVID-19 期間對大規模篩檢的需求增加以及航空航天和國防部門出於安全和監視目的而採用的增加,該市場正在經歷顯著增長。 這場大流行導致大公司將這些產品定位為阻止病毒傳播的關鍵工具。 除了商業和醫療保健領域不斷增長的需求之外,熱掃描解決方案也越來越多地用於安全和監控應用。 對這些應用程式的需求迅速增加的原因是公民對更強有力的安全措施的需求不斷增長。 此外,基礎設施系統的投資和對專業監控服務不斷增長的需求也推動了市場的成長。 預計這些因素將在未來幾年推動熱掃描儀市場的擴張。
醫療保健產業正在以多種方式推動熱掃描儀的採用和創新,特別是為了應對 COVID-19 大流行以及對有效健康診斷方法的持續需求。 醫院入口處安裝了熱掃描儀,用於對患者、工作人員和訪客進行篩檢,並在進入醫療機構之前識別發燒者。 熱成像也用於研究中,透過分析溫度模式來監測疾病的進展,特別是那些影響皮膚的疾病。 熱掃描儀在臨床試驗中用於監測新藥和治療對患者體溫和整體健康狀況的影響。 此外,整合到遠距醫療平台中的熱成像設備將使醫療保健專業人員能夠遠端評估患者的狀況,包括發燒情況,而無需身體接觸。
本報告研究了全球熱掃描儀市場,並提供了市場概述,包括按類型、波長、最終用戶、地區和參與市場的公司概況劃分的趨勢。
Global thermal scanner market has experienced significant growth in recent years and is expected to maintain a strong pace of expansion in the coming years. With projected revenue of approximately USD 3.82 billion in 2022, the market is forecasted to reach a value of USD 7.4 billion by 2030, displaying a robust CAGR of 8.7% from 2023 to 2030.
Thermal scanning devices offer a high Return on Investment as the overall cost of owning a thermal camera-based security system is considerably lower than that of a traditional CCTV system. The market is experiencing significant growth due to the rising demand for mass screening amid the COVID-19 crisis and increased adoption in the Aerospace & Defense sector for security and surveillance purposes. The pandemic has prompted key players to position these products as vital tools to contain the spread of the virus. Apart from the heightened demand in commercial and healthcare sectors, thermal scanning solutions are increasingly being utilized for security and surveillance applications. The surge in demand for these applications can be attributed to citizens' growing need for enhanced security measures. The market growth is further bolstered by investments in infrastructural systems and the rising demand for professional surveillance services. These factors are anticipated to drive the expansion of the thermal scanners market in the coming years.
Several companies embrace thermal scanning technologies to enhance safety protocols. For instance, Amazon.com, Inc., deployed thermal scanners in some of its warehouses outside Los Angeles and Seattle to screen workers as part of their essential goods delivery operations. Whole Foods Market Inc. adopted these devices in their stores. Furthermore, industry leaders like General Motors Company and Wynn Resorts Ltd. have confirmed using thermal scanners for screening purposes. Tyson Foods Inc. and Intel Corp. are among the companies exploring thermal camera solutions, indicating a trend likely to continue beyond the pandemic.
The healthcare sector is driving the adoption and innovation of thermal scanners in several ways, especially in response to the COVID-19 pandemic and the ongoing need for effective health screening methods. Thermal scanners are deployed at hospital entrances to screen patients, staff, and visitors, ensuring that individuals with fevers can be identified before entering healthcare facilities. Thermal imaging is utilized in research studies to monitor the progression of diseases, especially those affecting the skin, by analyzing temperature patterns. In clinical trials, thermal scanners are used to monitor the impact of new drugs or treatments on patients' body temperature and overall health. Moreover, thermal imaging devices integrated into telemedicine platforms allow healthcare professionals to remotely assess patients' conditions, including fever, without physical contact.
For example, in April 2022, Wipro GE Healthcare unveiled its latest Revolution Aspire CT (Computed Tomography) scanner. The advanced imaging solution is entirely designed and produced in India at the newly established Wipro GE Medical Devices Manufacturing plant, aligning with the 'Atmanirbhar Bharat' initiative. The CT system boasts enhanced imaging intelligence, elevating clinical confidence in diagnosing diseases and anomalies.
The increased adoption of security and surveillance measures and technological advancements in thermal imaging continue to drive the thermal scanner industry. These devices have become integral components of comprehensive security strategies, ensuring public safety, health security, and effective threat detection across various sectors. Thermal scanners are deployed in critical infrastructures such as power plants, government buildings, and military installations for continuous monitoring, ensuring early detection of unauthorized access or potential threats. Thermal scanners are used in large public spaces and events to screen crowds and detect individuals with elevated temperatures. It helps in identifying potential security threats while contributing to public safety.
For example, in September 2021, Axis Communications launched two thermal imaging cameras for detection and verification purposes. Tailored for perimeter security and long-range detection needs, these cameras, free from halogen, ensure superior thermal video streams round the clock, regardless of weather conditions or lighting situations. The Axis Q1951-E and Axis Q1952-E cameras provide excellent image contrast, and the Axis Q1952-E model offers VGA 640x480 thermal resolution, enabling extensive area coverage. Thermal cameras can distinguish various heat sources emitting equal thermal energy. Additionally, the inclusion of thermal palettes simplifies and enhances scene interpretation, making the process more efficient.
North America is anticipated to lead the market share during the forecast period, primarily due to the significant presence of device manufacturers and providers in the region. The market growth is further bolstered by substantial investments made by the government in the military and defense sector. For example, In May 2022, Teledyne FLIR Defense secured a five-year contract worth USD 500.2 million. The contract entails delivering cutting-edge thermal imaging systems for the Family of Weapons Sights-Individual (FWS-I) program in the US Army.
Thermal imaging products have long faced export sensitivity concerns. The U.S. Government places restrictions on exporting thermal and infrared cameras to specific countries, governed by the International Traffic in Arms Regulations (ITAR). Some cameras are subject to Export Control Classification Number (ECCN) codes overseen by the Bureau of Industry and Security, an entity within the U.S. Department of Commerce. Manufacturers are required to adhere to all government-imposed rules and regulations, as failure to do so may result in substantial penalties.
In April 2020, the US Department of Defense implemented the 'blacklist clause' under the National Defense Authorization Act ("NDAA"), targeting numerous non-US-based video surveillance equipment manufacturers. The development has opened a market opportunity for ThermalPass, a non-camera fever-detection solution based on sensors.
Unlike the thermal camera technologies affected by this regulation, ThermalPass utilizes medical-grade temperature sensors, recording 400 readings per second and accurately detecting body temperature with a precision of +/- 0.2°C. It makes ThermalPass, one of the most dependable and precise fever detection devices available in the market.
With the easing of lockdown restrictions and the reopening of businesses, there was a heightened risk for workers. The healthcare sector had highest risk, where non-COVID-19-related treatments were being reintroduced, potentially exposing individuals to a high-risk environment. Thermal scanners installed at ports and airports identified passengers with elevated body temperature, possibly indicating potential COVID-19 infection. In case of national strategy to prevent new COVID-19 cases and improve the identification of active cases, the Asian Development Bank (ADB) and UNICEF, in collaboration with the Government of India and the Ministry of Health and Family Welfare, facilitated the installation of these scanners for mass passenger screening as key entry points in 2021.
Global thermal scanner market is witnessing a swift growth trajectory due to the increasing emphasis placed by companies worldwide on establishing advanced security and surveillance infrastructure. Furthermore, the market expansion is greatly facilitated by increasing safety measures and significant investments made by companies to enhance research and development resources, engage in collaboration projects, bolster marketing efforts, and expand distribution networks. These factors collectively contribute to the rapid expansion of the market.
In June 2020, NUOS Home Automation introduced India's first-ever IR Touchless Thermal Scanner for COVID-19 safety, an infrared wall-mount thermal touchless detector designed to identify individuals with elevated body temperature automatically. In accordance with the Government of India's SOPs for social distancing in offices, workplaces, factories, and establishments, thermal scanning of everyone entering and exiting the workplace or establishment is mandatory. The installation of these touchless thermal scanners at the entrances of institutions, commercial establishments such as offices, shops, clinics, as well as at the entrances of societies and households, have played a pivotal role in containing the spread of the virus and are being often used post pandemic in public areas.
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Companies mentioned above DO NOT hold any order as per market share and can be changed as per information available during research work.