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全球電子皮膚市場-2022-2029Global Electronic Skin Market - 2022-2029 |
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新加坡國立大學研究人員對新型電子皮膚的創新,為機器人和假肢提供了卓越的觸覺,預計將推動市場的增長。
由新加坡國立大學的一組研究人員創建的人工神經系統“異步編碼電子皮膚 (ACES)”有可能為機器人和假肢提供與人類皮膚相同或更好的觸感。(NUS)。這種新的電子皮膚系統獲得了非常高的響應性和抗損傷性,可以有效地起到電子皮膚的作用。它也可以與任何傳感器皮膚層結合使用。此外,ACES 感知觸摸的速度比人類感覺神經系統快 1000 倍。例如,即使有許多傳感器,它也可以在不到 60 納秒的時間內識別出各種傳感器之間的物理連接,使其成為最快的電子皮膚技術。
此外,配備ACES的皮膚可以在不到10毫秒的時間內識別物體的形狀、質地、硬度等,比眨眼快十倍。這得益於 ACES 系統出色的保真度和快速的捕獲率。綜上所述,ACES有望在未來引領市場。
約束
缺乏意識、新興國家研發投入低、成本高、技術設計複雜等被認為是預測期內阻礙市場的因素,我來了。
行業分析
電子皮膚市場根據供應鏈分析、價格分析等各種行業因素對市場進行深入分析。
COVID-19 影響分析
COVID-19 大流行對醫療保健系統和市場產生了適度影響。在伊利諾伊州埃文斯頓的西北大學,他們正在製造可用於健康監測的靈活、柔軟的材料。其中之一是一種小工具,它可以無線連接聚合物和電路,這些電路被模製以適合喉嚨底部的空心。可以實時監測語言、呼吸和心率等生命指標,這對需要語言治療的中風患者很有用。此外,遠程患者監測產品的需求和使用急劇增加,使得遠程監測解決方案在處理高傳染性條件時更具優勢。在大流行期間,監管壁壘得到緩解,以滿足緊急需求,一些公司在已經建立的路徑上加速了商業化。尤其是對於處於早期階段的公司來說,普通醫療器械商業化的艱辛歷程變得更加輕鬆。
另一方面,大流行會破壞供應鍊和流程。許多公司將轉移到其他地區以確保產品可用性並保護其供應鏈。因此,從上面這句話來看,市場受到了影響,預計隨著經濟活動的恢復,市場將迅速獲得牽引力。
全球電子皮膚市場報告提供大約 45 多個市場數據表、40 多個圖表和 180 頁內容。
Electronic Skin Market size was valued US$ XX million in 2021 and is estimated to reach US$ XX million by 2029, growing at a CAGR of XX % during the forecast period (2022-2029).
Electronic skin is a thin, flexible membrane that contains electronic parts with sensing capabilities. Electronic skin technology's goal is to mimic human and animal skin functions. It responds appropriately to environmental cues, including temperature and pressure variations. Integrating sensors in electronic skin allow it to track environmental changes. Electronic skin is potentially be used for physiological and on-body health monitoring.
New e-skin innovation by NUS researchers in robots and prosthetics for an exceptional sense of touch is expected to drive market growth.
The Asynchronous Coded Electronic Skin (ACES), an artificial neural system created by a team of researchers at the National University of Singapore, might give robots and prosthetic devices a sense of touch that is on par with or even superior to that of human skin shortly (NUS). The new electronic skin system acquired extremely high responsiveness and damage resistance to serve as electronic skin effectively. It may also be combined with any sensor skin layer. Moreover, ACES is 1,000 times faster than the human sensory nervous system at detecting touches. For instance, even with many sensors, it can distinguish physical connections between various sensors in less than 60 nanoseconds, which is the fastest yet achieved for an electronic skin technology.
Additionally, ACES-enabled skin can recognize an object's shape, texture, and hardness in less than 10 milliseconds-ten times faster than the blink of an eye. The ACES system's excellent fidelity and quick capture rate make this possible. Thus, from the above statements, the market is expected to drive in the forecast period.
Restraint
Lack of awareness, limited investment in research and development in emerging economies, high cost, and complicated technology design are factors the market is expected to get hampered in the forecast period.
Industry Analysis
The electronic skin market provides in-depth analysis of the market based on various industry factors such as supply chain analysis, pricing analysis etc.
COVID-19 Impact Analysis
The COVID-19 pandemic has moderately impacted healthcare systems and the market. Northwestern University in Evanston, Illinois, creates flexible, soft materials with uses for health monitoring. One gadget is a wireless, Bluetooth-connected piece of polymer and circuitry shaped to fit in the hollow at the base of the throat. It allows real-time monitoring of talking, breathing, heart rate, and other vital indicators and could be utilized in stroke victims who need speech therapy. Moreover, the demand for and use of remote patient monitoring products increased dramatically, with remote monitoring solutions being far more advantageous when dealing with a highly contagious condition. During the pandemic, regulatory barriers were reduced to satisfy the emergency need, and several businesses accelerated their commercialization on already established paths. The demanding route to commercializing common medical equipment was made easier, especially for businesses in the early stages of commercialization.
In contrast, the pandemic interrupts the supply chain and process. Many companies will vary to other geographic regions to ensure that products remain available and protect their supply chain. Thus, from the above statements, the market got affected, and it is expected to gain traction quickly with the resumption of economic activities.
Electronic patches segment is expected to hold the largest market share in electronic skin market
The electronic patches segment is expected to dominate in 2021. Electronic skin patches include actuators and sensors with appropriate processing, communication, and energy storage. Compared to traditional wearable devices, electronic skin patches can be smaller, lighter, more comfortable, and less intrusive for users. Patches can be designed for single, short-term, or extended use. Moreover, electronic skin patches are ideal for remote monitoring in both inpatient and outpatient situations. The most widespread applications for electronic skin patches are for diabetes and cardiac monitoring. However, many alternative applications for the adaptable technology exist, including Motion and location sensing, Vital sign monitoring, Temperature sensing, Drug and cosmetic delivery, Newborn monitoring, Smart wound care, and General sensing. Therefore, it has increased the demand for electronic skin patches. Thus, from the above statements, the market segment is expected to hold the largest market share in the forecast period.
North America region holds the largest market share in the global electronic skin market
In 2021, North America accounted for the highest revenue share. The rising geriatric population, technological advancements in electronic skin devices, favorable reimbursement policies, product launches and collaborations by the market players in the region are some of the factors the market is expected to boost in the forecast period. For instance, Anna Maria Coclite from TU Graz and her team have succeeded in producing a 3in1 hybrid material for the next generation of smart, artificial skin. The team spent over six years developing smart skin as a component of Coclite's ERC project Smart Core. The composite material has 2,000 unique sensors per square millimeter, making it even more sensitive than a human fingertip. Each of these sensors comprises a special mix of components, including an interior smart polymer in the form of a hydrogel and an exterior shell made of piezoelectric zinc oxide. Because the hydrogel can absorb water, it can expand in response to variations in temperature and humidity. This causes pressure to be applied to the piezoelectric zinc oxide, which generates an electrical signal in response to this and all other mechanical stresses. The initial artificial skin samples are 0.006 millimeters, or six micrometers, thick.
In contrast, the thickness of the human epidermis ranges from 0.03 to 2 millimeters. However, it could be considerably thinner. A square millimeter or so is about the size that human skin can detect. The smart skin can register items too small for human skin to see because of its 1,000 times smaller resolution (such as microorganisms). Thus, from the above statements, the North American region is expected to hold the largest market share in the forecast period.
Major key players in the electronic skin market are Xensio, MC10, VivaLnk, Inc., Xenoma, iRhytm Technologies, weissel electric use GmbH, Bloomlife, Dialog Semiconductor, Holst Center.
MC10, founded in 2008, creates conformal electronics that enhance human health through digital healthcare services. The company's electronics offer flexible, bendable, and wearable semiconductor-based technology across applications for the sports, medical, military, and energy sectors. The company also offers thin and flexible devices built to stretch, bend, and twist with our bodies, enabling users to minimize burden and maximize health insights.
BioStamp nPoint: The system collects and transforms unstructured data into identifiable clinical measures, such as vital signs, activity/actigraphy and posture categorization, sEMG, and sleep metrics. The sensors are rechargeable, reusable, and multi-modal. A secure cloud that can be synced with external EDC and CTM systems houses all processed and stored collected data.
The global electronic skin market report would provide an access to an approx. 45+market data table, 40+figures and 180pages.
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