3D Display Market Analysis by Type, Application with Forecast to 2027
3D Display Market
A summary of the sector
In its research study, Market Research Future (MRFR), emphasizes that over the forecast period, the global market 2020 is projected to rise exponentially, ensuring significant market valuation from USD 54.84 billion in 2017 to USD 150.81 billion by 2027, and a healthy 18.4% CAGR over the review period.
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Drivers and Restraints
3D display is trend-setting technology in various fields such as education, defense, simulation of engineering, photography, video and gaming. The 3D display market is driven by high adoption of 3D display in the entertainment and gaming industry, and increased sales of TV sets, computers, mobile phones and tablets. Higher costs and lack of 3D content, however, could limit market growth. Real 3D display technologies are making their way into the market with rapid advances in electronics, optics, laser technology and photonics. Market Research Future (MRFR) includes the influence of the gaming industry on the growth of the 3D display sector in its study on the 3D display market. The marketing of the program in advertisement and broadcasting systems has also found mentions as major influencers in the study. Its impact on the pattern of consumer behavior is so profound that many related sectors such as tablets, smartphones, and monitors are expected to usher in profits in for themselves by taking leaps in innovation.
Segmental Analysis
By technology, the market is segmented into organic LED (OLED), light emitting diode (LED), digital light processing (DLP), and plasma display panel (PDP). Based on the technology, OLED technologies are slated to dominate the 3D for display market during forecast period.
Based on devices, the 3D display market includes volumetric, stereoscopic, multi-view and head-mounted display (HMD), and others.
Based on the applications, the market is segmented into TV, Monitors, Smartphones, Head mounted displays, and others.
Regional Assessment
Global market regional research was conducted in four major regions including North America, the Asia Pacific, Europe, and the rest of the world.
In the forecast period Asia-Pacific is expected to dominate the 3D display industry market. China , Japan, India , and South Korea dominate the Asia-Pacific 3D display market, where the 3D display market has proliferated with the presence of Tier 1 players like Sony Corporation and LG Corporation, as well as better infrastructure to support emerging technologies. Asia-Pacific has the highest smartphone & tablet adoption and usage rate which can account for the biggest market share. Rising consumer electronics intake can be seen as a boon for the 3D display market. Additionally, by disrupting conventional age-old practices in the industry, the advertisement and broadcasting industries are increasingly embracing the technology to reach a broader audience. Europe can enjoy tremendous growth, too, with superior infrastructure.
The Americas are witnessing the maximum growth based on various parameters which measure the revenue produced. The region has a robust infrastructure and heavily spends on research and development. Related markets still benefit a great deal from the new developments in 3D display technology and are further widening the scope to grow in the 3D display industry. Due to the presence of major laptop manufacturers such as Dell Corporation & Hewlett Packart in the area, the North American 3D display market is also expected to grow at a faster pace during the forecast period. North American industry development may be due to the introduction of emerging technologies such as IoT and artificial intelligence.
Competitive Analysis
The major market players operating in the global market as identified by MRFR are Panasonic Corporation (Japan), Sony Corporation (Japan), Samsung Electronics (South Korea), AU Optronics Corporation (Taiwan), Coretec Group, Inc. (US), LG Corporation (South Korea), Toshiba Corporation (Japan), Fujifilm Corporation (Japan) and Mitsubishi Electric Corporation (Japan) Innolux Corporation (Taiwan), among others.
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