09-Dec-2022 | Zion Market Research
The global EMG biosensors market size was worth around USD 525 million in 2021 and is predicted to grow to around USD 1075 million by 2030 with a compound annual growth rate (CAGR) of roughly 8.75% between 2022 and 2030
Electromyography refers to the diagnostic process involving the assessment of muscle health and of the nerve cells that control the muscles. EMG results are used to reveal any nerve dysfunction, problems related to nerve-to-muscle signals, or muscle dysfunctions. For muscles to contract, motor neurons transmit electrical signals. In EMG, tiny devices called electrodes are used to translate these relayed signals into graphs or data that can be further medically interpreted.
A biosensor is a medical device used to detect the presence of chemicals with the help of living organisms or biological molecules. iMotions, an integrated analytics platform that is created to execute human behavior research with extremely high validity, contains an iMotions EMG module that integrates multiple EMG devices from Shimmer and BIOPAC for flexible data collection options. iMotions is capable of monitoring EMG from multiple muscle groups present around the body simultaneously. It can also detect facial muscle movements (fEMG) in virtual reality while also creating other possibilities by pairing the iMotions application programming interface (API) or other biosensors. It is one of the most flexible software that can collect, record, and visualize live data.
Although both forms of EMG, that is surface EMG and intramuscular EMG, are both widely used, there are some limitations to using needle EMG. This process does not involve voluntarily activating muscles and will not yield accurate data in case the patient is unwilling to cooperate or in the case of paralyzed patients, children, and infants. Some of the problems related to surface EMG involve the effect of fats in recording EMG signals. As per various studies, EMG recordings are more accurate in the case of people with low-fat levels, or young people as compared to older generations.
Covid-19 has had a positive impact on the global market cap owing to the increased pressure on the healthcare sector during this duration. A lot of patients showed varied symptoms post covid-19 infection and were suffering from the after-effects of the virus. In some cases, Covid-19 left certain long-lasting neurological impacts on the infected patients that resulted in higher demand for the products.
The global EMG biosensors market is anticipated to register high growth owing to the rising prevalence of neuromuscular and neurological disorders and conditions. Muscular dystrophy which is a hereditary condition involving progressive weakening and wasting of a boy's muscles is becoming pervasive with a rate as high as 3.6 per 10,000 people. Doctors across medical centers prefer to use EMG biosensors to detect any neuromuscular disorders at the early stage as it becomes easy to treat these conditions.
The rising awareness amongst the general population to regularly track their health is another reason propelling global market growth which is aided by multiple initiatives undertaken by the government and private institutes working toward spreading information about health concerns and regular check-ups. The increasing research in neuromuscular disorders related to their treatment, symptoms, etc. may also aid global market expansion.
The data inaccuracy of wearable EMG biosensors may restrict the global market growth. The development in the field of novel EMG biosensors is expected to provide global market growth opportunities. The need for more sensitive detection of signals is anticipated to challenge global market growth
The global EMG biosensors market is segmented based on type, technique, end-user, and region.
Based on type, the global market is segmented into surface biosensors and intramuscular biosensors. Surface sensors seem to be contributing higher to the global market revenue. The success rate of any intramuscular injections ranges between 32 and 52% and the majority of people show resistance to accepting invasive medical devices.
Based on technique, the global market segments are pattern recognition and single-intensity registration. Both segments have been contributing to the global market significantly. However, there is a higher demand for pattern recognition techniques since there is a rise in the development of EMG-centered multisensory-based technologies.
Based on end-users, the global market is divided into ambulatory health clinics, hospitals & clinics, and academic & research centers. Hospitals are anticipated to lead the segmental growth. The global medical device industry stands at a market value of USD 446 billion as of 2021 and is anticipated to grow at a CAGR of 5.62% in the next five years.
The global EMG biosensors market is anticipated to be led by North America driven by factors like new product launches, technological advancements, a rise in funding for advanced and high-quality medical devices, along with increased awareness related to sensory states is expected to drive the growth of product demand in the region. The United States is projected to become the highest contributing region in North America essentially because of its excellent medical infrastructure and the high health consciousness rate of the general population.
The European market may also generate significant revenue because of exhaustive initiatives undertaken by the government to improve health monitoring in the region. There has been a constant effort toward developing a novel technique called Surface ElectroMyoGraphy for the Non-Invasive Assessment of Muscles (SENIAM) under which health monitoring is expected to become a smooth process.
The global EMG biosensors market is led by players like Delsys Incorporated, iMotions, Compumedics NeuroScan, OpenBCI, Butler Technologies, EB Neuro S.p.A, Biometrics Ltd., and Ceribell Inc.
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This review is based on a report by Zion Market Research, titled “EMG Biosensors Market By Technique (Pattern Recognition, and Single Intensity Registration), By Type (Surface biosensors, and Intramuscular Biosensors), By End-User (Ambulatory Health Clinics, Hospitals & Clinics, and Academic & Research Centers), and By Region - Global and Regional Industry Overview, Market Intelligence, Comprehensive Analysis, Historical Data, and Forecasts 2022 – 2030.”- Report at https://www.zionmarketresearch.com/report/emg-biosensors-market
The global EMG biosensors market is segmented as follows:
By Technique
By Type
By End-User
By Region
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