Healthcare systems give reasons to sensor market to grow

Aegis healthcare team is sharing this news with entire healthcare sector and global community of healthcare software developers and users. In this article, we will discuss about reasons that accelerate use of sensors and influence sensor market to grow.

After making a new market research, it is expected that sensor market will reach $47.40 billion by 2020, it is estimated that sensor market will grow at the rate of 5.56% from 2014 to 2020. The initial reason behind expected growth is introduction to new advancements in utilizing sensors to manufacture and develop healthcare systems in India.

If you already read about Xbox Kinect, you should be aware of the general idea behind home sensors.

One of the minus points of present Indian healthcare systems is that these are not developed as a system anyway and instead work as a collection of data, systems and devices that either don’t linked or require human interference to perform. This results in numerous inefficiencies and risks for healthcare software development system. With the help of sensors, this issue can be resolve by connecting to activities and behaviors and tracking essential signs to evade risk of re-hospitalization.

Healthcare software development applications for sensors:

Blood sampling sensors Ingestible Tissue embedded sensors Epidermal sensors

External sensors Wearables

Other than these applications, sensors are also a part of smartphone. These are also used for integrating EHR systems and other healthcare software development systems to streamline operations and data and to extract the required information or report.

As per the research made by experts, it is expected that patients will be more willing to adopt the healthcare systems in India by 2020. Sensors are being used in various healthcare applications to collect health data of a patient.

Barriers that affect the use of healthcare systems in India are improper utilization of EHR or healthcare systems and unawareness among providers and hospitals for sensor technology.