Marché mondial de la biométrie médicale – Tendances et prévisions du secteur jusqu’en 2031

Analyse et taille du marché de la biométrie médicale

La croissance du marché est stimulée par l'adoption croissante des systèmes de dossiers médicaux électroniques (DME) et la numérisation des processus de soins de santé, qui nécessitent des mesures robustes de vérification de l'identité. Par exemple, en août 2022, l'Assemblée nationale française a approuvé le projet 242-95, allouant 20 millions d'euros (environ 20,4 millions de dollars américains) visant à développer une itération biométrique des cartes de santé des citoyens (carte vitale). Cette initiative souligne la dynamique du marché, portée par l'adoption croissante des systèmes de dossiers médicaux électroniques (DME) et la numérisation continue des processus de soins de santé.

Français La taille du marché mondial de la biométrie des soins de santé était évaluée à 8,75 milliards USD en 2023 et devrait atteindre 37,87 milliards USD d'ici 2031, avec un TCAC de 20,10 % au cours de la période de prévision de 2024 à 2031. En plus des informations sur les scénarios de marché tels que la valeur marchande, le taux de croissance, la segmentation, la couverture géographique et les principaux acteurs, les rapports de marché organisés par Data Bridge Market Research comprennent également une analyse approfondie des experts, l'épidémiologie des patients, l'analyse du pipeline, l'analyse des prix et le cadre réglementaire.

Portée du rapport et segmentation du marché       

Market Definition

Healthcare biometrics refers to the application of biometric technology in healthcare settings for verifying and authenticating the identity of individuals based on their unique biological traits. These traits may include fingerprints, palm prints, iris patterns, facial recognition, voice recognition, or even behavioral characteristics like gait or typing rhythm.   

Healthcare Biometrics Market Dynamics

Drivers

• Increasing Need for Patient Data Security

Rising concerns over data breaches and medical identity theft have compelled healthcare facilities to embrace biometric solutions as a cornerstone of their security strategies. Biometric technologies such as fingerprint recognition, iris scanning, and facial recognition offer unparalleled accuracy in verifying patient identities, ensuring only authorized personnel have access to sensitive health information. By implementing biometric authentication, healthcare providers can mitigate the risks associated with traditional methods like passwords or ID cards, thereby enhancing patient data security and compliance with stringent privacy regulations.

• Integration with Electronic Health Records (EHR)

The seamless integration of biometric authentication with electronic health records (EHR) systems represents a transformative leap in healthcare efficiency and patient care quality. By linking biometric identifiers with patient records, healthcare facilities streamline the identification and authentication process, reducing administrative burdens and minimizing errors associated with manual data entry. This integration enhances the accuracy and accessibility of patient information across healthcare settings, facilitating quicker diagnoses, personalized treatment plans, and improved care coordination among multidisciplinary teams. Moreover, biometric-enabled EHR systems enable secure and convenient access to medical histories and treatment protocols, empowering healthcare providers to deliver timely driving the market growth.

Opportunities

• Rise in Healthcare IT Spending    

As healthcare systems worldwide undergo digital transformation, there is an increasing emphasis on enhancing patient care delivery, improving operational efficiencies, and ensuring data security. Investments in advanced IT infrastructure, including electronic health records (EHR) systems, telemedicine platforms, and patient management solutions, create a conducive environment for the adoption of biometric technologies. By integrating biometric authentication with these systems, healthcare organizations can strengthen their security protocols, streamline workflow processes, and enhance patient satisfaction through more personalized and efficient healthcare services. The rise in healthcare IT spending presents a significant growth opportunity for biometric solution providers aiming to expand their market presence.      

• Technological Innovations in Biometric Technology    

Advancements such as AI-driven biometrics and biometric wearables are revolutionizing how patient identities are verified and managed within healthcare settings. Biometric wearables, capable of continuous monitoring and data collection, offer real-time insights into patient health metrics, enabling proactive healthcare interventions and personalized treatment plans. For instance, Caregility introduced enhancements to its telehealth platform in June 2020, incorporating single sign-on (SSO) and multi-factor authentication (MFA) capabilities. These updates enable secure access for end users using unified credentials, providing streamlined entry to authorized applications, websites, and data sources. These technological innovations not only improve the efficiency of healthcare delivery but also contribute to better patient outcomes. Ongoing research and development in biometric technology are creating opportunities for transformative innovations tailored for specific healthcare applications.

Restraints/Challenges

• High Implementation Costs of Biometric Technology      

High implementation costs remain a significant barrier to the adoption of biometric systems in healthcare, particularly impacting smaller providers with limited budgets. The initial setup expenses for acquiring biometric hardware and software, along with the costs of deployment and staff training, can strain financial resources. Moreover, ongoing maintenance expenses, including software updates, technical support, and system upgrades, add to the total cost of ownership. Despite the long-term benefits of enhanced security and operational efficiency, these upfront costs may deter some healthcare organizations from investing in biometric solutions, especially when competing priorities for healthcare spending are considered.      

• Integration with Healthcare IT Infrastructure    

The integration of biometric systems with existing healthcare IT infrastructure poses significant challenges due to its complexity and potential interoperability issues. Healthcare facilities often operate multiple systems and platforms, each with its own data formats, protocols, and security requirements. Integrating biometric technologies such as fingerprint or facial recognition into these heterogeneous environments requires meticulous planning, customization, and testing to ensure seamless operation and data integrity. Compatibility with legacy systems further complicates integration efforts, as older technology may not support modern biometric standards or require additional software adaptations. These complexities can delay implementation timelines and increase project costs, hindering the adoption of biometric solutions.

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Recent Developments

• In March 2022, BioIntelliSense introduced the BioButton Rechargeable, a medical-grade wearable device capable of continuously monitoring over 20 vital signs and physiological biometrics for up to 30 days on a single charge, depending on the configuration
• In January 2022, Mitsubishi Electric Corporation unveiled HealthCam, a facial recognition health monitoring system designed to track an individual's heart rate, blood oxygen levels, temperature, and other health indicators

Healthcare Biometrics Market Scope

The market is segmented on the basis of technology, application, and end user. The growth amongst these segments will help you analyze meagre growth segments in the industries and provide the users with a valuable market overview and market insights to help them make strategic decisions for identifying core market applications.

Technology

• Fingerprint Recognition
• Face Recognition
• Palm Recognition
• Iris Recognition
• Behavioral Recognition
• Vein Recognition
• Others

Application

• Healthcare Record Security
• Patient Tracking
• Remote Patient Monitoring
• Workforce Management
• Others

End User

• Healthcare Providers
• Healthcare Organizations
• Research and Academic Institutes

Healthcare Biometrics Market Regional Analysis/Insights

The market is analyzed and market size insights and trends are provided by country, technology, application, and end user as referenced above.

The countries covered in the market are U.S., Canada, Mexico, Germany, France, U.K., Netherlands, Switzerland, Belgium, Russia, Italy, Spain, Turkey, rest of Europe, China, Japan, India, South Korea, Singapore, Malaysia, Australia, Thailand, Indonesia, Philippines, rest of Asia-Pacific, Saudi Arabia, U.A.E., South Africa, Egypt, Israel, rest of Middle East and Africa, Brazil, Argentina, and rest of South America.

North America is expected to dominate the market due to the presence of major key players and a higher concentration of healthcare institutions in the region. In addition, the increasing demand for biometrics is driven by the rising incidents of healthcare data breaches, further stimulating market growth in North America.      

Asia-Pacific is expected to witness significant growth during the forecast period due to government initiatives aimed at enhancing healthcare infrastructure across the region.

La section pays du rapport fournit également des facteurs d'impact sur les marchés individuels et des changements de réglementation sur le marché national qui ont un impact sur les tendances actuelles et futures du marché. Des points de données tels que l'analyse de la chaîne de valeur en aval et en amont, les tendances techniques et l'analyse des cinq forces de Porter, les études de cas sont quelques-uns des indicateurs utilisés pour prévoir le scénario de marché pour les différents pays. En outre, la présence et la disponibilité des marques mondiales et les défis auxquels elles sont confrontées en raison de la concurrence importante ou rare des marques locales et nationales, l'impact des tarifs nationaux et les routes commerciales sont pris en compte tout en fournissant une analyse prévisionnelle des données nationales.

Analyse du paysage concurrentiel et des parts de marché de la biométrie médicale

Le paysage concurrentiel du marché fournit des détails par concurrent. Les détails inclus sont la présentation de l'entreprise, les finances de l'entreprise, les revenus générés, le potentiel du marché, les investissements dans la recherche et le développement, les nouvelles initiatives du marché, la présence mondiale, les sites et installations de production, les capacités de production, les forces et les faiblesses de l'entreprise, le lancement du produit, la largeur et l'étendue du produit, la domination des applications. Les points de données ci-dessus fournis ne concernent que l'orientation des entreprises par rapport au marché.

Certains des principaux acteurs opérant sur le marché sont :

• Zkteco, Inc (Chine)
• Groupe Thales (France)
• Bio-Key International Inc (États-Unis)
• Crossmatch Technologies Inc (États-Unis)
• Fujitsu Limited (Japon)
• Imprivata Inc (États-Unis)
• Lumidigm (États-Unis)
• Morpho (France)
• NEC Corporation (Japon)
• Suprema Inc (Corée du Sud)
• Biométrie intégrée (États-Unis)
• Facetec Inc. (États-Unis)

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