Industrial Sensors Industry - Strategy Analysis
The global industrial
sensors market size was valued at USD 19.28 billion in 2019 and is
projected to reach USD 44.94 billion by 2032, exhibiting a CAGR of 6.2% during
the forecast period.
The movement towards Industry 4.0 and factory automation has
made sensors an important tool in the manufacturing sector owing to their
ability to maximize operational equipment efficiency and effectiveness and
increase machine uptime. As the need for industrial automation increases,
sensing technology is expected to remain the foundation for data collection to
transform manufacturing floors into cost-effective, connected, and reliable
facilities. Thus, the integration of industrial sensors in automation systems
is receiving a great deal of attention from a considerable number of industrial
communities and researchers for the past few years. In March 2020, for
instance, Omron Automation launched the E2EW Series of metal face proximity
sensors to withstand the harsh conditions of the typical mixed-metal production
lines. The long sensing range feature of this series will help in reducing
unexpected facility stoppages and slowdowns by minimizing false detection of
unstable objects.
Recent Developments
• April’22:
TE Connectivity made investments in two new businesses and acquired 17 others.
The agreements valued the company almost $3.08 billion. TE Connectivity has
invested in a wide range of areas, spanning industrial sensors, cardiovascular
& vascular concerns, MEMS, & other segments.
• April’22:
Omega Engineering's industrial controlling and measurement technologies will be
sold in the US for a total of $525 million in cash by Spectris Plc along with
venture capital firm Arcline Capital Management. Omega Engineers is valued at
around 20.4 times its normalised profits before interests, taxes, and
amortisation for 2021, according to a statement released by Spectris on
Tuesday. According to the release, Arcline will unite Omega Engineering into
the sensor manufacturer Dwyer Group, gained last year.
• Feb’22:
VackerGlobal, a consulting engineering company, has introduced its brand-new
Global Sensor range, which includes proximity sensors as well as two other
sensors that aid in manufacturing automation and assess the flow of liquid and
level in tanks.
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