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Global Battery-free Sensors Market Gaining Momentum—Projected to Reach worth USD 132.1 Million by 2027 | BlueWeave

Delhi, Jan. 27, 2022 (GLOBE NEWSWIRE) -- Globally, the battery-free sensors market is growing at a high CAGR due to the growing use of IoT in various end-user industries, including oil and gas, automobiles, manufacturing, and production…

A recent study conducted by the strategic consulting and market research firm BlueWeave Consulting revealed that the global battery-free sensors market is estimated to reach USD 43.1 million in 2021. According to the study, the market is estimated to grow at a CAGR of 20.6%, earning USD 132.1 million by the end of 2027. The global battery-free sensors market is gaining significant traction because of the increasing industrial applications of the IoT (Internet of Things) in various end-user industries, such as oil & gas, automotive, manufacturing, production, etc. Battery-free sensors make it easier to track and supply goods while reducing casualties and losses. The demand for battery-free sensors is also increasing as battery-free sensors are becoming more widely adopted by medical devices, consumer electronic goods, and smartphones. Moreover, health researchers and innovators are continuously working on battery-free wearables and implantable medical devices, which are expected to boost total market revenue. However, there is a high risk of data theft and security concerns associated with IoT devices and battery-free sensors, which may restrict the market growth.

Technological Advancements in Battery-Free Sensors are Projected to Boost the Global Battery-Free Sensors Market

'Battery-free sensors' represent a highly sophisticated technology that has only recently entered the market. Sensors of this type rely on electromagnetic waves, converted into energy by an antenna. Since it is a relatively new technology, companies heavily invest in developing battery-free sensors and extending their range, even low-frequency sensors. For instance, Everactive, Inc., an IoT startup, has developed low-power sensor devices that use ambient energy to generate electricity instead of batteries. Innovations such as these are likely to boost the market growth.
Additionally, in the wake of COVID-19, battery-free sensors are increasingly being used in IoT applications to improve production efficiency and save operational and maintenance expenses. Moreover, the continued shrinking of medical and electrical devices and the increased adoption of automated condition monitoring systems in smart factories are likely to propel the battery-free sensors market forward throughout the forecast period.