The visible light range scientific camera market is projected to reach USD 0.6 billion by 2028 from USD 0.4 billion in 2023; it is expected to grow at a CAGR of 7.9% from 2023 to 2028.

The demand for visible light range scientific cameras is expected to experience a low negative impact of the recession. Medical device companies are expected to witness a mixed impact of the recession. The diagnostic imaging companies are expected to witness a slowdown led by tighter CAPEX by hospitals, which might refrain them from buying or investing and procuring equipment such as surgical robots, MRI/CT machines.

China is expected to offer significant opportunities for visible light range scientific camera manufacturers during the forecast period. The high growth in these markets can be attributed to the high demand for advanced technologies in this region. With developed economies reaching saturation, manufacturers, and suppliers are expected to focus on opportunities in the emerging Chinese market, supporting market growth in the coming years.

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Driver: Increasing number of surgical procedures:

Many surgical procedures require medical cameras, and recently, the volume of surgical procedures has considerably increased due to the rapidly expanding geriatric population worldwide and the growing prevalence of chronic diseases, leading to the increasing demand for advanced medical equipment. Many countries across the world are facing the challenge of significantly high senior populations.

Opportunity: Strong focus on developing scientific cameras with improved storage capacity and high-throughput sensors:

There is an increasing focus on developing cutting-edge image storage solutions and sensors employed in scientific cameras. The frame rate of the high-speed camera requires more storage capacity; moreover, the panoramic technologies used in video surveillance scientific cameras demand a higher data storing capacity. With further developments in the storage technologies in the scientific camera market, such cameras will be more suitable for video surveillance and astronomy applications.

Challenge: Availability of refurbished scientific medical camera products at lower costs:

The availability of refurbished scientific medical camera products is a significant challenge to the growth of the market. Many end users (mainly small and medium-sized hospitals, ASCs (ambulatory surgery centers), and specialty clinics) look for cost-effectiveness and opt for refurbished systems, particularly in price-sensitive markets in developing countries. A few companies offering refurbished scientific medical cameras include Golden Nimbus International (India), Medicure Surgical Equipment (India), and Bimedis LLC (US). Considering these factors, the demand for refurbished scientific medical cameras is expected to increase in the coming years.