3D Machine Vision Market Dynamics, Size, Share, Revenues, Opportunities

The 3D machine vision market was valued at USD 1.5 billion in 2020 and is projected to reach USD 2.4 billion by 2025; it is expected to grow at a CAGR of 9.4% from 2020 to 2025.

The rising awareness of consumers about product quality has led to an increased demand for quality inspection and automation of end products. A growing number of companies are focusing on automation systems to reduce their production costs post-COVID-19 But due to the lockdown across countries, companies are facing severe cash flow issues and are deferring new projects related to the implementation of 3D machine vision in their factories.

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Drivers: Increasing need for quality inspection and automation

Manufacturing companies across the globe are planning to invest more on automation post COVID-19. Also, the need for automated quality assurance has increased as industries have realized its importance in manufacturing processes. This need is however further elevated due to the COVID-19 outbreak due to less intervention by human involved in the process. This has resulted in the widespread acceptance of machine vision as an integral part of long-term automation development processes.

Growing demand for vision-guided robotics systems

Recently, vision-guided robotics systems have led to significant changes in the machine vision market. There has been a rapid growth in the use of industrial robots for automation in the automotive and consumer electronics sectors. This is leading to an increasing need for the integration of machine vision systems with vision-guided robot controllers. Machine vision systems enhance the efficiency of robots by allowing them to see and respond to their environments.

Restraints: Varying end-user requirements

The importance of 3D machine vision is likely to increase in the manufacturing sector, as the industry undergoes a gradual transition from product standardization to product customization. It is difficult to develop a standard machine vision system, as there are several manufacturing industries to cover, and specifications differ based on individual customer requirements.