PUBLISHER: Prescient & Strategic Intelligence | PRODUCT CODE: 1397185
PUBLISHER: Prescient & Strategic Intelligence | PRODUCT CODE: 1397185
The AI in medical diagnostics market was USD 1,297.6 million in 2023, which will rise to USD 5,541.7 million, powering at a 23.1% compound annual growth rate, by 2030.
This growth is because of the rising government initiatives for the uptake of AI-driven technologies and the increasing adoption of AI solutions by radiologists to reduce workload.
In 2023, software led the component category, with approximately USD 0.5 billion, and it will remain leading throughout this decade. This is because of the mounting need for AI solutions based on software in the medical diagnostics sector to provide precise results in less time and the surging count of IT businesses providing the same.
In 2023, the in-vivo diagnostics category, on the basis of application, accounted for the major share, of 60%. This is because of the rising occurrence of infectious and chronic illnesses and maternity problems in childbirth.
Moreover, the neurology category, under the in-vivo diagnostics category, demonstrates the largest share, because of the benefits of AI in identifying several neurological disorders like cancers and brain tumors.
Furthermore, the ultrasound category will account for a notable share in the coming years. This is because of the increasing need for ultrasound imaging to identify different conditions or disorders, along with the high level of precision in ultrasound, which is succeeded with AI.
In 2023, the hospitals category, on the basis of end user, was the largest contributor to the AI in medical diagnostics market, with approximately 40% share. This will be because of the numerous diagnostic imaging treatments employed as standard processes in hospitals as well as the rising acceptance of developed imaging modalities to enhance workflow.
Moreover, the diagnostics laboratories category was the second-largest market contributor to the industry. This can be mainly because of the existence of substantially specialized diagnostic centers for diagnosis and visualization, coupled with the accessibility of experienced workers.
North America was the largest contributor to the industry in 2023, with a 45% share. This is because of the high R&D funding, the existence of global companies and their attempts to come up with advanced medical diagnostics technologies, and the increasing acceptance of technologically developed solutions on this continent.
APAC is likely to propel at the highest compound annual growth rate, of approximately 23.5%, in the years to come. This will be because of the medical diagnostics infrastructure digitalization and the surging acceptance of AI technologies with the implementation of beneficial government initiatives in this region.
With the rising government initiatives for the uptake of AI-powered technologies, the AI in medical diagnostics industry will continuously progress in the coming years.