Human Machine Interface Market Ready to Reach Highest CAGR Growth of 10.8% during the Forecast Period 2020-2027
Human Machine Interface Market |
A Human Machine
Interface is a machine component that controls and monitors
human-machine interaction. It is a collection of screens, graphic displays,
membrane switches, screens, keyboards, and other technology systems that the
machinist uses to control, monitor, and interact with the machine. Interface
software specification, interaction specification, and prototyping are all part
of the standard HMI device design. HMI system solutions include a variety of
technologies and protocols such as processors, sensors, alarm switches, and
communications that monitor and control the manufacturing process without the
involvement of humans. By the end of 2027, the global Human Machine Interface Market is
expected to be worth US$ 12,717.9 Mn.
Manufacturing industries are
grappling with the reliable and immediate monitoring and control of data from
various remote locations. Furthermore, global manufacturers are looking for
solutions that will allow them to remotely monitor, maintain, and control their
equipment. Furthermore, when compared to local maintenance procedures, remote
maintenance helps to reduce costs and increase efficiency. Manufacturing
industries and other sectors will benefit from remote monitoring and control of
volume data. As a result, the demand for HMI with communication devices for
allowing information access on their personal communication devices is
increasing. As a result, these factors are expected to drive market growth over
the forecast period.
A Study By Coherent Market Insights Says, The Global Human
Machine Interface Market Size Was Valued At US$ 5,579.2 Million In
2019 And Is Estimated To Exhibit A CAGR Of 10.8 % Between 2020 And 2027.
Industrial automation refers to
the use of software and control systems to monitor and operate manufacturing
processes independently as mechanised system solutions. Devices for industrial
factory and control automation are used to reduce human interaction in the
development of products and services. This, in turn, lowers labour and
production costs, assisting in increasing output. Human machine interface (HMI)
is important in industrial automation because it improves industrial controls.
Many industries, including packaging, pharmaceutical, energy, mining,
automobile, petrochemical, and oil and gas, have seen automation in recent
years. Because HMI provides realistic views of plant operations, industries are
replacing traditional control methods with advanced methods. Thus, these factors
are expected to drive growth of the global human machine interface market
during the forecast period.
Although HMI has many advantages,
it has a number of flaws that can lead to accidental and psychological harm.
Furthermore, the use of insufficient HMI systems can lead to a variety of
occupational accidents. In fact, HMI systems are complex and must be operated
by trained personnel. These operators must be properly trained in the use of
these systems. If the information provided by the system is ambiguous or
difficult to understand, the machine operator may experience cognitive
overload. In some cases, accidents occur as a result of operational errors,
such as failure to act on information provided by the interface or inability to
operate the machine correctly. As a result, these factors are expected to limit
the growth of the global human machine interface market during the forecast
period.
The main challenge for HMI is its
slow adoption because it requires a large infrastructure to enable
human-machine interface. Currently available HMI technologies include
multi-color displays, rubber keypads, and touch screen panels. These
technologies are simple to use, and operators need little training to use them.
Some advanced technologies include multi-touch screens, laser key panels, voice
recognition, gesture recognition, and wearable electronics, but these are still
being slowly adopted in plants. The high installation costs and a scarcity of
skilled operators are the primary reasons for the slow adoption of these
technologies. As a result, these factors are expected to impede market growth
over the forecast period.
Top Companies involved are- Texas Instruments Incorporated. (U.S.),
Weintek Labs., Inc. (Taiwan), Rockwell Automation, Inc. (U.S.), Schneider
Electric (France), ABB (Switzerland), Siemens (Germany), Mitsubishi Electric
Corporation (Japan), Advantech Co., Ltd. (Taiwan), Emerson Electric Co. (U.S.),
General Electric (U.S.), Honeywell International, Inc. (U.S.), and Yokogawa
Electric Corporation (Japan)
For Press Release, visit- https://www.coherentmarketinsights.com/press-release/human-machine-interface-market-3590
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