Market Share of United States Chemical Sensors Industry
The United States Chemical Sensor market is Moderately Consolidated, with many market players cornering a very minimal share in the market. The development of regional markets and increasing shares of local players in foreign direct investments are the major factors promoting the fragmented nature of the market.
- March 2021: Ouster Inc., a provider of high-resolution digital lidar sensors for the industrial automation, smart infrastructure, robotics, and automotive industries, announced scaling of production while achieving major automotive milestones through its partnership with Benchmark Electronics a strategic contract manufacturer. The company highlighted that the partnership with Benchmark is to meet current needs across four market segments and accelerate the capacity to meet the anticipated high volume demands of automotive customers. Bosch, on the other hand, launched a high-performance accelerometer, IMU, and pressure sensor with 10-year availability.
- January 2021: Petasense launched its first 3-in-1 industrial sensor with vibration, temperature, and speed. Integrated speed detection within the VSx allows users to take measurements only during the specified speed ranges or when the asset is operating. Embedded smart sensing allows the sensors to communicate with each other, providing synchronized readings across multiple sensors on the asset train. Subsequently, Flusso, a new fabless semiconductor company, signed a joint development partnership with Pelion, a connected device service provider, to accelerate the development and roll-out of connected flow sensing products and systems across the industrial domain.
US Chemical Sensors Market Leaders
AirTest Technologies Inc.
Smiths Detection Inc.
General Electric
Hans Turck GmbH & Co. KG
Honeywell International Inc.
*Disclaimer: Major Players sorted in no particular order
