Artificial Cochlear Market - Size, Share, Outlook, and Forecast till 2026

An artificial cochlear is a small electronic device implanted in the ear of patients with hearing disabilities, to help boost their ability to hear. Artificial cochlear are widely used by those who are deaf or very hard of hearing. This implant differs from a hearing aid, as it is implanted using surgery, unlike a hearing aid.

Cochlear implants constitute various part, of which one part is surgically implanted into the bone surrounding the ear, which is made up of a receiver-stimulator, which accepts, decodes, and sends an electrical signal to the brain. The second part is an outside device, made up of a microphone/receiver, a speech processor, and an antenna. This part functions as a receiver of sound, converting the sound into an electrical signal, and sending it to the inside part of the cochlear implant.

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Cochlear implants allow deaf people to receive and process sounds and speech, by processing the same to the brain. These device are help in hearing better than hearing aids, which in turn, is boosting demand for these implants, thus boosting growth of the artificial cochlear market.

Cochlear implant surgeries are applicable to both children and adults, who are either born deaf or turn deaf after learning to speak. Recent developments have now made it possible to have children as young as 1 year old as candidates for this surgery. The wide range of applicability is boosting demand for cochlear implants, in turn fueling growth of the artificial cochlear market.

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Cochlear implants act as a replacement for the inner ear functioning of a deaf person, by turning sound into electrical energy, which further helps stimulate the cochlear nerve, sending sound signals to the brain. This allows for effective hearing, which is responsible for the increasing demand for these implants. These factors in turn, are driving growth of the artificial cochlear market.

The first cochlear implant was invented by Dr. William House, in 1961. Blair Simmons and Robert J. White further developed it by implanting a six-channel electrode into a patient's cochlea at Stanford University in 1964.

In 2017, Cochlear Limited announced the launch of its first implant—the Nucleus 7 Sound Processor—specifically for Apple devices. The medical device company supplies Nucleus cochlear implant for people with hearing loss. With the iOS 11 public beta released, users experience new accessibility features added to the new operating system like ‘Type to Siri’ and call audio routing. Such developments in turn, are expected to boost growth of the artificial cochlear market.

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