The Exoskeleton Market is estimated to be worth USD 20 billion in 2035
“According to Roots Analysis, the Exoskeleton Market is estimated to be worth USD 20 billion in 2035. The market is forecasted to grow at a compound annual growth rate (CAGR) of 23.1% in the forecast period.
The report encompasses the global industry’s size, current trends, regional market share, demand, recent advancements, and potential business prospects. The report’s title is “Global Exoskeleton Market Size, Share, Trends, Forecast (2035).”
Exoskeleton Market Segmentation:
The Global Exoskeleton Market: Focus on Industrial Exoskeleton, Military Exoskeleton and Medical Exoskeleton Market: Distribution by Body Part Covered (Upper Body, Lower Body and Full Body), Mode of Operation (Powered Exoskeleton, Passive Exoskeleton and Hybrid Exoskeleton), Form of Exoskeleton (Rigid and Soft), Mobility (Fixed / Supported and Mobile), End Users (Patients, Healthcare Providers, Industry Workers, Military Personnel and Others).
Regional Analysis of the Exoskeleton Market
In terms of geographical segmentation, the Exoskeleton Market is divided into North America, Europe, Asia Pacific and ROW. The report highlights the efforts of several stakeholders engaged in this emerging and rapidly evolving segment of the medical device industry.
The following are the major objectives of the study:
· To delineate, depict, and predict the Exoskeleton Market’s attributes based on Body Part Covered, Mode of Operation, Form of Exoskeleton, Mobility, End Users and Key Geographical Regions.
· To furnish comprehensive information regarding the key factors influencing Industry growth, encompassing drivers, limitations, opportunities, and challenges.
· To conduct a strategic examination of micro-industries, focusing on their individual growth patterns, prospects, and contributions to the broader industry.
· To scrutinize Industry opportunities for key stakeholders and provide an in-depth analysis of the competitive landscape among major industry leaders.
· To project the dimensions of Industry segments across four major regions: North America, Europe, Asia Pacific and ROW.
· To outline the profiles of key players in the industry and thoroughly assess their market shares and core competencies.
The key technologies in the Exoskeleton Market are.
Bionic Yantra, CYBERDYNE, Ekso Bionics, ExoAtlet, Fourier Intelligence, Gloreha, Guangzhou Yikang Medical Equipment, Hexar Humancare, Hocoma, MediTouch, Milebot Robotics, Myomo, Neofect, NextStep Robotics, ReWalk Robotics, Rex Bionics, Roam Robotics, Trexo Robotics, Tyromotion and U&O Technologies.
Major Points in TOC:
1. Preface
2. Research Methodology
3. ECONOMIC AND OTHER PROJECT SPECIFIC CONSIDERATIONS
4. Introduction
5. Medical Exoskeleton: Market Landscape
6. Non-Medical Exoskeleton: Market Landscape
7. Exoskeleton Developers: Detailed Company Profiles
8. Patent Analysis
9. Exoskeleton Market, By Body Part Covered
10. Exoskeleton Market, By Their Mobility
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Executive Summary:
The exoskeleton market is poised for explosive growth, projected to reach $20 billion by 2035 with a CAGR of 23.1%. This report, titled "Global Exoskeleton Market Size, Share, Trends, Forecast (2035)," delves into the industry's size, trends, regional dynamics, and key players. It offers comprehensive insights into market segments like body part covered (upper, lower, full), mode of operation (powered, passive, hybrid), form (rigid, soft), mobility (fixed/mobile), and end-users (patients, healthcare providers, industrial workers, military personnel).
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Market Segmentation:- Body Part Covered: Upper body exoskeletons assist with tasks like lifting and reaching, while lower body ones help with mobility and rehabilitation. Full-body exoskeletons offer comprehensive support.
- Mode of Operation: Powered exoskeletons use motors for movement, while passive ones rely on springs or body mechanics. Hybrid exoskeletons combine both approaches.
- Form of Exoskeleton: Rigid exoskeletons offer stability, while soft exoskeletons provide greater comfort and flexibility.
- Mobility: Fixed/supported exoskeletons are anchored to a stationary object, while mobile ones allow for independent movement.
- End Users: Medical exoskeletons aid patients with disabilities and neurological conditions, while non-medical exoskeletons enhance physical capabilities in industries and the military.
- Understand the market across various segments and regions.
- Analyze key growth drivers, limitations, opportunities, and challenges.
- Assess micro-industry trends and individual player contributions.
- Identify potential opportunities for stakeholders and analyze the competitive landscape.
- Forecast market dimensions across key regions.
- Profile key players and evaluate their market shares and core competencies.
- An exoskeleton is a wearable robotic suit that supports and enhances human movement.
- The exoskeleton market is expected to reach $20 billion by 2035.
- Medical exoskeleton costs vary greatly depending on the technology and features, ranging from tens of thousands to hundreds of thousands of dollars.
- ReWalk exoskeleton prices can range from $69,000 to $85,000.
- North America currently holds the largest market share, but Asia Pacific is expected to lead in future growth.
- Regulatory landscape and its impact on market growth.
- Ethical considerations surrounding exoskeleton use and potential societal implications.
- The role of insurance coverage in making exoskeletons more accessible.
- Future advancements and potential disruptive technologies in the exoskeleton field.