Wearable Materials Market to Touch a Valuation of $3.5 Bn by 2025

Wearable Materials Market Overview

The Global Wearable Materials Market, as per the report published by Market Research Future (MRFR), is expecting an impressive growth by 14.5% CAGR during the forecast period which would cover a period of 2019 to 2025. During this time, the market would show immense potential to reach a valuation of USD 3.5 Billion by 2025.

Wearable materials are needed to keep a track of an individual and monitor their heart rate or blood pressure and other vital signs to assess the health standard and gauge various issues to predict the outcomes in the near future correctly. The market is getting huge traction with the high inclusion of digital technologies and better permeation of Internet of Things (IoT) across sectors. The sale of these devices have reached a massive scale where in 2018 the market witnessed a sale of over 175 million units. However, the growth can witness hindrance in the form of FDA clearance and high price of these materials.

Competitive Analysis

Companies making huge profits by implementing strategic moves are Elkem Silicones (Bluesil), (France), Momentive (Silopren LSR), (US), The Lubrizol Corporation (Estane), (US), Solvay (Tecnoflon), (Belgium), BASF SE (Germany), DuPont (US), Wacker Chemie AG, Koninklijke DSM N.V. (The Netherlands), Arkema S.A. (France), Eastman Chemical Company (US), Shin-Etsu Chemical Co., Ltd (Japan), DAIKIN INDUSTRIES, Ltd (Japan), and others. MRFR listed these companies to gauge their movements and get a hold of what is in line in terms of changes.

In November 2019, Google announced that they are ready to buy Fitbit by rolling out USD 2.1 billion and is expected to make significant progress in the coming years.

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Segmentation

The global market for wearable materials to find significant study scope with a detailed segmentation. The report has the segmentation on the basis of type and application.

By type, the global market for wearable materials can be segmented into silicone, polyurethane and fluoroelastomers. The silicone segment is the most widely used and it had the largest market share in 2018. The segment benefits from the superior features like dielectric, chemical resistance, and abrasion resistance. Demand for thin and flexible materials may provide traction to polyurethanes, whereas, the fluoroelastomer segment can profit from the better comfort level and high chemical resistance.

By application, the global market report for the wearable materials can be segmented into fitness trackers, smart glass, smart clothing, wearable camera, and others. The fitness tracker segment is all set to profit from the ring, ear-worn devices, smartwatches, bracelet, and medical devices. The segment was the largest revenue-generating one in 2018 and various digitalization procedures are expected to boost the global market in the coming years. Smart glass segment is also expected to benefit significantly as it can readily provide information about several things. With just voice recognition or other major changes in the pattern. Smart clothing segment is set to influence the healthcare sector notably. Wearable cameras are deemed to perform better with various sports and adventure-related activities. Among others, smart jewelry can manage impressive growth.

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Regional Analysis:

In terms of both volume and value, Asia Pacific scored the highest in 2018. The regional market can also be deemed as the fastest growing one among its peers. Increasig spending of the consumer for electronic gadgets, increased participation from regional & global players, better disposable income, massive population, and high level of market awareness can be taken into consideration while assessing the regional market for wearable materials. China is set to be the largest market for such electonic devices and its growth would be immense in the coming years.

The North American market for wearable materials would benefit from its huge percolation in the healthcare sector and other research-related industries. Smartwatches are becoming popular and hold almost 30% share of the US wearable materials market, which can be considered indicative of how the regional market is expected to perform in the coming days.

The European wearable materials market is set to perform impressively in the coming years with a moderate CAGR. The regional market is set to benefit from the growing demand for wearable ear devices. The Middle East & Africa region may find the market to be a bit sluggish owing to the lack of digitalization scope in Africa. The Middle Eastern region, with countries like Qatar, Kuwait, Saudi Arabia, Dubai, and the UAE, can provide significant traction. In Latin America, Brazil and Mexico may find the growth to be impressive due to high inclusion of smartwatches.