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Posted on October 8, 2021
4 min readLast updated: January 30, 2026
The CMOS camera market is set to reach $13 billion by 2029, driven by security and machine vision applications, with North America leading the market.
Over the last several years, imaging systems for security applications have grown significantly. Large, high-cost, and inefficient cameras mostly used for specific military and government applications have been replaced by compact, low-cost, low-power smart camera systems, becoming available not only for military and government purposes, but also for expanding civilian security applications.
The global CMOS camera market is anticipated to exhibit a CAGR of 10% during the forecast period of 2019-2029. The impact of the ongoing COVID-19 pandemic on the market growth would be minimal, yet labor scarcity at manufacturing units is likely to be bottlenecked. While the effect of the virus is minor on various industry-adjacent sectors, such as the video surveillance industry, possible rise in caseloads of COVID-19 will adversely affect the CMOS camera market. Further, restrictions in transportation and logistics, both, locally and internationally, due to the pandemic, are expected to hit the profit margins of CMOS camera manufacturers.
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“The unique features of CMOS digital cameras find use in various applications, including network teleconferencing, videophones, guidance and navigation, automotive imaging systems, robotic and machine vision, and security & surveillance. Such security systems are equipped with several video cameras, communication devices, and computer software or certain kind of digital signal processors (DSPs) for real-time video analysis.”
Key Takeaways of CMOS Camera Market Study
Increasing Demand for Machine Vision to Propel Sales
Growth in machine vision adoption, with the convergence of advanced imaging analysis, robotics, and machine learning, is leading to new creative and never-before-seen solutions for industrial vision applications. Machine vision cameras will remain critical to the development of next-level solutions in a variety of growing global markets. Moreover, CMOS cameras have taken over a majority of the machine vision market. CMOS chips yield higher quantum efficiency, and are expected to drive the growth of the global CMOS camera market, as they are used for near infrared (NIR), scientific, and life science applications.
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Future Market Insights offers an unbiased analysis of the global CMOS camera market, providing historical data of 2014-2018 and forecast statistics for 2019-2029. To understand the opportunities in the CMOS camera market, the market is segmented on the basis of camera type, professional services, pixel density (megapixels), and application, across seven major regions.
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The article discusses the growth and future of the CMOS camera market, projected to reach $13 billion by 2029.
The pandemic's impact is minimal, but labor scarcity and transportation restrictions may affect profit margins.
CMOS cameras are used in security, machine vision, automotive imaging, and consumer electronics.
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