PUBLISHER: Fairfield Market Research | PRODUCT CODE: 1394156
PUBLISHER: Fairfield Market Research | PRODUCT CODE: 1394156
The global Surgical Instrument Tracking System market, valued at US$ 275 million in 2024, is on a remarkable growth trajectory. According to a newly-released analysis report by Fairfield Market Research, the market is projected to reach a valuation of US$ 811 million by 2031. Surgical instrument tracking Hardware is poised to be a significant revenue-generating segment during forecast period.
Several factors are propelling the demand for surgical instrument tracking systems:
Innovations in surgical instrument tracking systems are poised to drive market growth further. Manufacturers are expected to benefit from emerging markets in India, China, Latin America, Southeast Asia, and the Middle East. Technological advancements in surgical instrument tracking tools for inventory management and surgical instrument monitoring are projected to significantly impact the market.
Currently, North America holds a substantial share of the global surgical instrument tracking system market. Factors contributing to the region's dominance include the FDA's implementation of the UDI system, a robust healthcare infrastructure, and a growing acceptance of novel materials and services. Partnerships like the one between Reed Technology and Information Services Inc. and Schlafender Hase are also expected to drive further growth.
Significant Growth in Surgical Instrument Hardware: The demand for surgical instrument Hardware is expected to witness substantial growth, driven by innovations like RFID chips and barcode tags. Pfizer's adoption of RFID for all its bottles has contributed to the growth of this segment.
Technology by End Use: Barcodes are expected to generate significant revenue and a high CAGR, making them the most widely used tracking technology in the market. The utilization of 2D barcodes, data matrix, and QR codes is on the rise due to their low cost and durability.
The surgical tool tracking systems market is characterized by fragmentation, with leading companies employing various strategies for expansion, including new product launches, expansions, agreements, joint ventures, partnerships, and acquisitions.