Non-dispersive Infrared (NDIR) Market Size, Share, Trends, Report & Analysis
According to the UnivDatos Market Insights analysis, the enforcement of stringent environmental regulations aimed at reducing industrial and automotive emissions to combat climate change and ensure air quality compliance is driving the Non-dispersive Infrared market's growth in the global scenario of the Non-dispersive Infrared market. As per their “Non-dispersive Infrared Market” report, the global market was valued at USD 663.2 Million in 2023, growing at a CAGR of 7.1% during the forecast period from 2024 - 2032.
The Non-Dispersive Infrared (NDIR) market can is used to describe gas sensing technologies which uses intensity of the infrared light passing through the gas to determine concentration of the gas without the need for a prism or grating. These sensors are popular in monitoring and controlling the environment, safety of industries, heating, ventilating and air conditioning systems, and the automobile emissions among others. Thus, key market drivers are increasing demand for air quality control due to stricter environmental regulations, and growth in the NDIR sensor market application in automotive, health care, smart building industries and other sectors. There are also new concentration areas in the reduction of greenhouse gas emissions and improvement of energy efficiency, which is also driving the market.
Current trends and deals in the NDIR market explain the industry’s focus on the generation of new technologies and the diversification of portfolios. For instance, Asahi Kasei Microdevices Corp. (AKM) which is based in Japan partnered with Senseair AB which is Sweden based manufacturer of NDIR gas sensor modules in January 2018 by acquiring its shares. AKM is stepping up the realization of businesses using invisible light detection (such as IR and UV) using its core technology of compound semiconductors. With small size, high sensitivity, and high quality, AKM’s infrared (IR) light emitting elements and detectors are used more in the gas sensors which detect the concentration of gases to meet the demand for air quality control in households, offices, and factories. It is predicted that market for CO2 sensors is going to grow exponentially in terms of business measures dealing with global warming.
Moving forward it is predicted that another market of NDIR sensors will be the Asian countries including China, India, and countries in Southeast Asia. These countries are going through industrialisation, urbanisation and governmental measures for the reduction in air pollution and efficiency in the energy utilisation. China’s Belt has Road Initiative and India’s emphasis on sustainable urban growth have led investments into smart infrastructure such as NDIR-based HVAC. Additionally, regulatory policies focused on emissions reduction, such as China's Blue-Sky Plan and India's National Clean Air Programme (NCAP), are expected to further drive the adoption of NDIR sensors in these regions.
Stringent Environmental Regulations
The primary factor that is likely to give the NDIR market its steady growth is the environmental standards on emissions, and climate change. Global governments are stepping up their measures to regulate the emission of toxic gases especially CO2, CH4 and various GHG’s from industrial and automotive sources. Other existing rules such as Industrial Emissions Directive (IED) that applies to the European Union, and Clean Air Act applying to the United States requires industries to constantly assess and minimize their emissions. This leads to the need to implement NDIR sensors since these are capable of well identifying the presence of these gases and or compliance to environmental policies.
NDIR technology gives precise information in real time taking into account different concentrations of gases in the atmosphere which makes it crucial in tracking air quality, leaks incidences or to ensure compliance to legal limits. NDIR sensors are used to monitor the exhaust emissions on vehicles through regulation like Euro 6 and BS-VI emission that require manufactures to use devices that would help in controlling the emission of CO2 among others. Since governments around the world are pressing environmental rules to achieve international climate targets, the demand for NDIR sensors is likely to grow dramatically.
Increasing Demand for Energy-efficient HVAC Systems
The HVAC industry particularly for heating, ventilation and air conditioning systems are experiencing rising incorporation of NDIR sensors as more emphasize is placed on power consumption and quality of indoor air. As the population of the given countries becomes more aware of energy consumption and the preservation of the environment, the governments and other regulatory authorities are leading to the incorporation of energy-effective building practices through the utilization of such policies as the Energy Performance of Buildings Directive (EPBD) in the European countries and the ASHRAE standards in the United States of America, which provide for the use of improved control of the ventilation systems that also analyse the CO2 levels.
Heating, ventilation & air conditional systems are greatly benefited using NDIR sensors as they can monitor CO2 concentrations indoors and modify the flow rates to correspond with human presence. This results in higher energy conservation effectiveness in reducing unnecessary ventilation during times of low occupancy and at the same time, maintaining intermittent high indoor air quality. In smart structures and systems based on the Internet of Things, NDIR sensors constitute a significant part of effective personals HVAC control that can lead to energy saving and fulfil requirements to green policies in the sphere of the businesses activity. Smart cities and green buildings that are currently under construction will lead to higher use of NDIR sensors in HVAC applications.
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Advancements in Sensor Technology
The increasing evolution of the sensors is also a major factor for the NDIR market, the new technological improvements in sensors are quickly emerging and improving the overall NDIR market. Technological advancements in the design of the NDIR sensor, reduction in the size of the sensor and reduced costs have seen the sensors penetrate various industries. The advanced NDIR sensors are characterized with high sensitivity, short response time and expanded range of detectable gases therefore it can be effectively utilized in various applications including emissions measurement in the industry, car systems, and in health care.
Innovative technologies like MEMS have made it possible to make the NDIR type of sensors smaller and efficient enough for the integration in small devise without a lark of reliability or efficiency. These technological enhancements also help in lowering the general cost of manufacturing hence making it possible for industries to implement NDIR sensors on a large scale. Additional functionalities of NDIR sensors include The integration of wireless and IoT capability into the NDIR sensors provide additional functionality of wireless data acquisition and monitoring. As industries focus on the improvement of automation, digitalization and precise method of monitoring, enhancement in NDIR sense technology will remain as an important factor in the growth of the market in the future.
Conclusion
Therefore, classification of NDIR market under strict environmental regulations, growing need for energy-efficient HVAC systems, and constant innovation on sensor technology is resulting in sustained growth. Over the globe, governments are imposing pressure on industries to minimize their emissions and follow strict environmental legislations which, in return, increases the demand for accurate gas detection systems including NDIR sensors. On the other hand, increased concern around optimal energy usage and IAQ in smart W smarty buildings is bolstering the application of NDIR sensors in HVAC markets. Last but not the least; improvements in the architecture of the sensor in the NDIR technology are making the solution more effective, economic and flexible to implement; this factor is likely to drive the market growth rate faster. These factors will further set the trend on how the NDIR market will likely transform to become a vital cog in the wheel for sustainability and security in the world.
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