MEMS market to grow to $20bn by 2028

The consumer MEMS market remains the largest segment, where emerging wearable applications will offset the recent downturn in smartphone demand, growing from $7.6 billion to $9.4 billion at a 4% CAGR. The automotive sector continues to benefit from the increasing autonomous functionalities in cars and will remain the second largest market – while industrial, defence and aerospace, medical and telecom experience CAGRs of at least 5% over the forecast period.

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“With more than a billion of devices shipped worldwide annually, each containing numerous MEMS components, smartphones have typically been the main driver of the MEMS consumer market. However, as wearable technology matures and a greater number of end products are entering the market, they are beginning to take some of this market share. Importantly, the emergence of new wearable functions is helping to offset the decrease in smartphone purchases – particularly notable in China – as consumers react to high inflation rates and uncertain economies,” says Pierre Delbos, Technology & Market Analyst of Yole Intelligence.

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