The total revenue generated by the low light imaging market was USD 23,749 million in 2022, and it will power at a rate of 10.15% by the end of this decade, for touching USD 51,466 million by 2030, as stated by a report by a market research company, P&S Intelligence.
The growth of the industry is attributable to various factors such as the rising usage of such technology in cameras of smartphones and tablets, the increasing usage of sensors in numerous applications, and the increasing requirement for high resolution, high-dynamic range, and low upkeep of cameras.
The CMOS category dominated the industry with over 60% share. This is credited to its low cost of manufacturing, high-speed imaging, flexibility in the process by which pixels are read and processed, and resistance to smear and blooming.
CMOS also have features including, small size, low power consumption, faster frame rate, high noise tolerance, easy integration, and high-temperature stability, boosting the industry.
Furthermore, progressions in technology for ASICs, microprocessors, and memories for semiconductors will boost the requirement for lowlighting sensor.
The automotive category will witness the highest growth rate, of 11.2%, in the years to come. This has a lot to do with the applications of low-light imaging in ADAS, such as side view/rear view systems, camera mirrors, and the increasing launches of cutting-edge products on the basis of this technology.
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Monitoring, inspection & detection is the main use of low-light imaging, as the automotive sector is dominating, and will continue like this in the future. This is because of the increasing implementation of ADAS for vehicles and the increasing use of this technology in components of ADAS for lane-keep assistance, forward-collision warning, and blind spot monitoring.
APAC low-light imaging market had the largest share, and it will consolidate its position by the end of this decade, with USD 15,440 million. This is owing to the high demand for these sort of solutions in more than a few electronics and automotive manufacturing companies located in APAC and the increasing acceptance of low-light image sensors by smartphone corporations.
China leads the way in the APAC region, and it will power at a significant pace by the end of this decade. This is credited to the increasing automotive and consumer electronics sectors, and the surging launches of advanced smartphones.
The increasing use of smartphone imaging sensors is helping the market to power. It is also boosted by the by the increasing use of low-light imaging goods ascribed to the rising acceptance of sensor technology in tablets and smartphones.
It is because of the availability of various imaging technologies, the demand for low light imaging will be on the rise in the years to come.
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