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全球医疗 AR 市场评估:按组件、按产品、按技术、按应用、按最终用户、机会、预测(2016-2030 年)Global Augmented Reality in Healthcare Market Assessment, By Component, By Product, By Technology, By Application, By End-user, Opportunities and Forecast, 2016-2030F |
预计2022年全球医疗AR市场规模将达31.5亿美元,2030年将达193.7亿美元,2023-2030年预测期间复合年增长率为25.49%。加速医疗AR 技术成长和采用的主要因素是持续的技术进步、越来越多地将AR 用于医疗培训目的、医疗保健数位化、机器人辅助手术的增加以及AR 医疗保健、研发成本的增加以及人们对AR 的认识的提高。 AR 技术的好处。医疗AR已被引入多种应用领域,包括手术、诊断、研究、培训和教育,并广泛应用于医院、诊所、研究机构、学术机构等。近年来推动市场扩张的主要因素是在手术中越来越多地使用AR技术来优化手术过程并提高治疗效率。为此,领先企业正在为现有产品添加新功能,为未来发展奠定技术基础。
近年来,机器人辅助手术 (RAS) 系统因手术精确度提高、易于操作以及微创治疗的机会增加而受到欢迎。将机器人辅助手术与 AR 结合,创建了一个可增强使用者感知的复杂介面。AR 增强态势感知的能力将极大提高外科医生即时做出更好决策的能力。机器人肝臟手术、术中重建/追踪系统、术前影像/3D渲染、术中机器人超音波和机器人肝臟切除是机器人辅助手术领域的一部分,预计在未来几年将出现强劲增长和改善。 。
AR 和远距医疗的整合有可能改变医生和医疗保健专业人员诊断和处方的方式。AR 是远距医疗领域快速成长的趋势。该技术透过提供身临其境的互动式体验重新构想了远距医疗,使医疗保健专业人员能够在虚拟咨询期间即时可视化患者数据、医学影像和诊断资讯。透过 AR,医生可以将相关医疗数据迭加到患者的物理环境中,从而提高他们有效解释复杂概念和治疗计划的能力。患者可以透过互动式 3D 模型和视觉化更全面地了解自己的健康状况。
头戴式设备占整个市场份额的59.54%。头戴式显示器 (HMD) 有潜力彻底改变资源有限环境中的医学教育。头戴式显示器具有许多优点,例如能够重复不同的医疗训练而不危及患者的健康。引入创新方法来学习复杂的医学内容,并放宽与传统学习材料(如尸体和技能实验室设备)相关的财务、道德和监督限制。与传统方法相比,头显的广泛应用预计将在未来几年推动头戴式设备的采用。此外,随着Project Iris(Google私人AR头戴式显示器专案)的预计推出,创新的HMD产品预计将在2024年推向市场。
AR 在物理治疗方面具有巨大潜力,可以提高患者参与度和身体结果,使其更容易、更具互动性和更有效率。AR 在物理和行为治疗中的巨大好处在医疗行业中逐渐变得明显,因为它可以改善疼痛管理和长期坚持。从每次治疗中收集的数据使物理治疗师能够更好地分析结果。透过为患者提供练习动作和适应动作的安全环境,AR 为介入运动和认知復健的新方法铺平了道路。
本报告研究和分析了全球医疗AR市场,提供市场规模和预测、市场动态以及主要参与者的现状和前景。
Global augmented reality (AR) in healthcare market size was valued at USD 3.15 billion in 2022 which is expected to reach USD 19.37 billion in 2030 with a CAGR of 25.49% for the forecast period between 2023 and 2030. The key factors that are accelerating growth and adoption of augmented reality (AR) technologies in the healthcare industry are continuous technological advancements, increasing use of AR for medical training purposes, digitalization in healthcare, growing robotic-assisted surgeries, increasing expenditures on R&D for AR in healthcare and rise in awareness about the benefits of AR technology. AR in healthcare is being implemented for various applications such as surgeries, diagnosis, rehabilitation, training, education and is widely being used by hospitals, clinics, research centers and academic institutes. The major driver propelling the market expansion over the recent years has been the increasing use of augmented reality (AR) technology in surgical operations to optimize surgical processes and boost the efficiency of treatment. Due to this reason, key players are adding new features to their existing products to establish a technical foundation for future developments.
In March 2023, Augmedics, Inc. launched new FDA approved features and indications to its Xvision Spine AR guiding system for spine surgery in the United States. Further enhancing xvision's powerful visualization and customization capabilities are new customizable views and artificial intelligence (AI) image augmentation technology.
Robotic-assisted surgery (RAS) systems have grown in popularity in recent years due to their improved surgical precision and ease in handling, as well as their improved access to minimally invasive treatments. Combining robotic-assisted surgery with augmented reality creates a sophisticated interface that improves user perception. AR's capacity to boost situational awareness vastly improves the surgeon's ability to make better judgements in real time. Robotic hepatic surgery, intraoperative reconstructions and tracking systems, preoperative imaging and 3D rendering, intra-operative robotic ultrasound application, and robotic liver resections are some of the segments of robotic assisted surgeries that will see a robust growth and improved alterations in coming years.
Taurean Surgical, a startup focused on advanced medical device technologies based in Hyderabad, announced its pre-seed fundraising round for its robotically assisted 3D surgical microscope driven by AI and AR based technology. The microscope offers benefits such as real time guidance to surgeons during complex surgeries and integrates computer vision, machine learning and augmented reality.
The integration of augmented reality (AR) and telemedicine has the potential to transform the way doctors and healthcare professionals diagnose and prescribe the treatment. Augmented reality is a burgeoning trend in telemedicine. This technology is reshaping telemedicine by providing an immersive and interactive experience, allowing healthcare professionals to visualize patient data, medical images and diagnostic information in real time during virtual consultations. Through AR, the physicians can overlay relevant medical data onto the patient's physical environment, enhancing their ability to explain complex concepts and treatment plans effectively. Patients can receive a more comprehensive understanding of their health conditions through interactive 3D models and visualizations.
Connect2MyDoctor is a telehealth platform by a Melbourne-based startup that launched a 3D/AR module for patient education in January 2022. Its AR module 'cARE' has a list of 3D models for doctors to choose from during online consultations and also helps in getting a deeper understanding of the medical processes.
Head mounted devices held 59.54% share of the total market. Head-mounted displays (HMDs) have the potential to revolutionize medical education in resource-limited settings. HMDs offer several advantages, including the ability to practice various medical disciplines repeatedly without risking patient health. The introduction of innovative approaches for learning complex medical content, and the moderation of financial, ethical, and supervisory limitations associated with traditional learning materials such as cadavers and skills lab equipment. The extensive applications of HMDs compared to traditional methods are expected to drive the adoption of head-mounted devices in the upcoming years. Moreover, the anticipated launch of Project Iris, (Google's undisclosed augmented reality head-mounted display project), is expected to introduce innovative HMD products in the market by 2024.
Microsoft's Hololens, which is a holographic headset capable of enhancing patient treatment and allows healthcare professionals to connected with remote experts and go beyond X-rays to consult MRI images in 3D. Hololens has been proven to reduce training time by 30% and an average saving of USD 63 per labor hour.
AR has enormous potential in physical therapy by enhancing patient engagement and physical outcomes and making it easier, interactive, and more efficient. AR's significant benefits in physiotherapy and behavioral treatment are progressively becoming evident in healthcare companies as it results in improved pain management and long-term adherence. The data collected from each session enables the physiotherapist to better analyze the outcomes. By providing a secure environment for patients to practice motions and orient their workouts, AR paves the path for a novel approach of intervention in motor and cognitive rehabilitation.
North America accounted for 46.64% share of the global market. North America stands as the most dominant region in the global augmented reality healthcare market, showcasing dominance in driving innovation and adoption. The region's leadership is highlighted by the widespread integration of augmented reality technologies across various healthcare applications. With a robust infrastructure, advanced technological capabilities and a progressive regulatory environment. From medical training and surgical planning to patient education and remote consultations, the region has harnessed the potential of augmented reality to enhance healthcare outcomes. The presence of multi-billion-dollar tech and medical device companies coupled with a receptive healthcare ecosystem, positions North America at the forefront of shaping the future of augmented reality.
The COVID-19 pandemic had a positive impact on the implementation of augmented reality (AR) in healthcare. Augmented reality has the potential to support surgeons in intricate procedures by providing up-to-date patient data, imaging scans, or guidance information. This integration has strengthened surgical accuracy, minimized errors, and ultimately enhanced patient results. AR technology gained significant traction as it offers innovative solutions to address the challenges brought by the pandemic. Healthcare professionals have leveraged AR to enhance telemedicine experiences, allowing for remote consultations, diagnostics, and monitoring of patients. AR has also facilitated medical training and education by providing immersive simulations and virtual learning experiences. Additionally, AR-powered tools and applications have assisted in surgical procedures, enabling surgeons to visualize patient anatomy in real-time and improve precision. The post-COVID landscape has accelerated the adoption of AR in healthcare, revolutionizing patient care and medical practices.
The key players landscape for Augmented Reality (AR) in healthcare showcases a promising outlook with several key players leading the way. Companies such as Microsoft Corporation, Qualcomm Technologies Inc and Siemens Healthineers AG are actively developing and implementing AR solutions in healthcare. Microsoft's HoloLens has been utilized in medical training and surgery, providing real-time guidance and visual overlays. Google's ARCore technology has been applied in healthcare apps for patient education and virtual anatomy exploration. Philips is focusing on AR for surgical navigation, enabling precise guidance during procedures. The future of AR in healthcare looks bright with these industry leaders driving innovation and advancements.
In May 2022, the University of Findlay's College of Health Professions became an early adopter of MediView XR, Inc.'s groundbreaking augmented reality technology. They integrated this innovative technology into their sonography program curriculum, making them one of the pioneering academic programs in the United States.
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Companies mentioned above DO NOT hold any order as per market share and can be changed as per information available during research work