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This Frost & Sullivan study analyzes the respiratory devices market, including market estimates, forecasts, growth rates, trends, challenges, and drivers. The base year for the research is 2023 and market sizing is from 2020 to 2027. In 2020, the COVID-19 pandemic spurred sudden growth in demand for respiratory devices and exposed various challenge...

Dips and sags from power delivery inconsistencies can harm devices, causing inconvenient and expensive consequences. A move towards din rail surge protection devices (SPD) is seen as real estate becomes a critical part of systems. The US din rail SPD market is gaining momentum and shows growth potential, but in the interim it is heavily dominated b...

Bionic devices are mechatronic or electronic platforms that can perform the physical and biological functions of body parts or organs that are lost or damaged because of chronic conditions or accidents. Patients that suffer complete vision loss because of retinal diseases; upper and lower limb amputations caused by accidents or chronic diseases; an...

Increasingly, ubiquitous connectivity and innovation in applications are generating explosive growth for IoT devices globally. While China and Asia-Pacific continue to dominate the market, IoT applications and revenue growth in North America and Latin America drive the innovation in IoT. This study estimates the total number of IoT devices that are...

16 Dec 2022  |  North America  |  Market Research

Global Respiratory Monitoring Solutions Witness Technological and Business Model Evolution

Future Growth Potential of Respiratory Devices due to Their Rising Demand in Home Care Settings

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The COVID-19 pandemic significantly increased the demand for respiratory devices, such as ventilators, oxygen concentrators, and pulse oximeters. In addition, home care device demand rose due to the growing burden on healthcare resources, and it is estimated to drive the respiratory device market. Across the world, more than 900, 330, and 380 m...

The impact of Covid-19 continues to reverberate in the Internet of Things (IoT) . This Reforecast of the IoT space shows that by 2026, there will be over 66 billion devices active globally. 2020 will see growth decline to 9.3 percent with Asia-Pacific accounting for a large share of that growth. EMEA region will be the slowest to recover with the r...

The global medical devices market is currently witnessing disruption, led primarily by two key factors: increasing digitization of healthcare delivery and the transition of care settings to locations outside the hospital. There is an increased use of digital technology across the healthcare value chain, and companies operating in data analytics, ar...

High-speed broadband services, continued penetration of advanced mobile devices that encourage developments in the cellular machine-to-machine (M2M) and Internet of Things (IoT) markets, and the resurgence of unlimited mobile plans are the top drivers of the North American mobile communications market. This tracker presents the metrics for Tier I m...

The globa IoT devices market is broken down by region North America, Asia-Pacific, Europe, Middle East and Africa, Latin America. Each region is also segmented by application. In 2024, Building Automation, Security & Surveillance followed by Factory and Industrial Automation will continue to dominate the market, jointly contributing more that 60...