Force Sensors Market
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Report Description<br />
<strong>Force</strong> Sensor <strong>Market</strong>: Region wise outlook<br />
On the basis of region, the global force sensor market can be seven regions which<br />
include – North America, Latin America, Asia-Pacific excluding Japan (APEJ), Western<br />
Europe, Eastern Europe, Japan and Middle East & Africa. North America is dominating<br />
the global force sensor market due to high technological advancement and increasing<br />
adoption among various end-user applications. However, revenue contribution from Asia<br />
Pacific excluding Japan is expected to grow significantly over the forecast period.<br />
<strong>Force</strong> Sensor <strong>Market</strong>: Key Players<br />
Key players in the global force sensor market are FUTEK Advanced Sensor Technology,<br />
Inc., OMRON Corporation, Texas Instruments Incorporated are the top players are<br />
global force sensor market. Apart from them, various other players are existing in market<br />
such as TE Connectivity Ltd., Tekscan, Inc., ATI Industrial Automation, and Sensata<br />
Technologies, Inc. Key players are focusing on development of new technologies and<br />
new product launch. Merger and acquisition is another activity observed in the market by<br />
the market participants to increase their product portfolio and to grow the business. The<br />
growth in global force sensor market is also due to growing awareness about the<br />
potential use of force sensors in different electronic devices by the original equipment<br />
manufacturers. For example, in August 2015, Apple, Inc. posted a patent report, “An<br />
Advanced <strong>Force</strong> Touch Patent for the iPad Surfaces in Europe” to develop techniques to<br />
integrate the force sensors into the iPhone and iPad.<br />
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