The surging implementation of stringent laws and regulations
regarding emission standards and vehicle safety requirements, in several
countries across the world, is one of the major factors responsible for the
massive growth in the demand for automotive sensors. For instance, multiple
European countries have enacted laws which make it mandatory for the vehicles
operating there to have driving assistance features, such as advanced emergency
braking, tire pressure monitoring, intelligent speed assistance, lane keeping
assist, reversing camera or detection system, and attention and drowsiness
detection.
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There are various types of sensors installed in vehicles, namely position sensors, pressure sensors, temperature sensors, motion sensors, oxygen sensors, torque sensors, optical sensors, gas sensors, and level sensors. Out of these, position sensors recorded the highest demand in the past, mainly due to their wide-scale use in numerous vehicle parts, such as clutch, brakes, transmission, chassis, and engine, in order to compute the steering wheel position, motor rotor position, pedal position, throttle position, and the positions of valves, knobs, and actuators.
The automotive sensors market is currently witnessing
swift technological innovations in the sensors and the automotive industry in
general. For instance, these ongoing advancements have resulted in the
development of different driver assistance system (ADAS) sensors, such as light
detection and ranging (LiDAR), radar, and ultrasonic sensors. In addition to
this, the incorporation of sensor fusion in automobiles has witnessed a rising
popularity in recent years. For instance, the combination of LiDAR, ultrasonic,
radar, and other sensors enhances various ADAS functions, such as obstacle
avoidance and cross-traffic assistance, where individual sensors face
limitations.
Globally, the highest integration of automotive sensors was
witnessed in the Asia-Pacific (APAC) region during the historical period (2015–2019).
APAC is also projected to register the fastest growth in demand for these
devices during the forecast period. Within APAC, China is the major consumer of
such instruments, as it is the largest automobile producer here as well as the
world, producing almost half the vehicles around the globe. Additionally, owing
to extreme air pollution levels, the transportation system of regional countries
is being rapidly electrified, and to achieve it, a lot of sensors have to be
integrated in automobiles.
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