Global Laser Sensor Market 2019-2024
May 29, 2019 | PRNewswireEstimated reading time: 1 minute
The laser sensor market is expected to grow from $535 million in 2019 to $863 million by 2024, growing at a CAGR of 10.0% during the forecast period.
The laser sensor market has been gaining momentum majorly due to the increasing focus of players on smart and miniaturization technology, coupled with designs responsive to modern production techniques, which helps improve the overall product reliability.
Hardware & software segment is expected to hold largest size of laser sensor market during forecast period
The hardware comprises mounting clamps, mounting plates, clamps, rods, bases, clamp screws, tools, nuts, slits, lenses, camera reflectors, polarizing filters, and cables. The software comes as a bundled product. The hardware and software segment holds a larger size of the laser sensor market. Major players in the laser sensors market offering hardware and software for laser sensors include KEYENCE, Rockwell, Panasonic, OMRON, and First Sensor, among many others.
Manufacturing plant management and automation application is expected to hold largest size of laser sensor market during forecast period
The market growth is attributed to the increasing need for laser sensors in manufacturing inspection applications to ensure measurement and quality control tasks. This would increase the manufacturing productivity and foster industrial growth, which would ultimately change the competitiveness of companies and, in turn, regions.
RoW is expected to record highest growth rate during forecast period
RoW is expected to witness the highest growth rate during the forecast period Rising investments in packaging industry by major companies, growing tie-ups between the global players and the companies in this region, and increasing demands for laser sensors in the packaging industry have boosted the growth of the laser sensor market in Row for the plant manufacturing and automation application.
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