Global Rugged Devices Market 2020 COVID 19 Trends Attain a Luminous Growth Till 2027 - Honeywell International, Datalogic, Panasonic, Xplore Technologies, Zebra Technologies, CipherLab, Bluebird

Overview:

Rugged devices are a class of devices designed to work in harsh environments so that they can withstand dust, vibrations, drops, and extreme temperatures. Rugged devices are used in the military and government sectors and similar consumer groups who need high functionality in specialized conditions. The global rugged devices market is divided into six regions, such as North America, Asia Pacific, South America, Europe, the Middle East, and Africa.

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Drivers:

Increasing demand for rugged devices from various industry verticals such as automotive, agriculture, retail, oil & gas, construction, aerospace, and military & defense is expected to drive the growth of the global rugged devices market over the forecast period. For instance, in October 2020, Getac Technology next-gen V110 fully rugged laptops for field professionals, such as defense personnel, paramedics, police officers, field utility workers, and manufacturing technicians. Moreover, rising government initiatives for the development of rugged devices and advancement in these devices are expected to drive the growth of the global rugged devices market.

Restraint:

The high costs of rugged devices are expected to hamper the global rugged devices market growth over the forecast period.

Regional Insights:

North America is expected to witness significant growth in the global rugged devices market due to the growing adoption of rugged devices by various industry verticals and the presence of major industry players in the region. For instance, in March 2018, Honeywell International launched Dolphin CN80, a next-gen ultra-rugged handheld computer for distribution centers and field mobility applications.

Europe and the Asia Pacific are also expected to witness significant growth in the global rugged devices market due to rising demand for high-end computing devices for industrial and military applications.

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Competitive Section:

Key players active in the global rugged devices market are Honeywell International, Datalogic, Panasonic, Xplore Technologies, Zebra Technologies, CipherLab, Bluebird, Fluke, Caterpillar, Leonardo DRS, Handheld Group, Getac Technology, Aeroqual, Janam Technologies, Bartec, KYOCERA, and Unitech Electronics.

In July 2019, Getac Technology launched a UX10 rugged tablet for field environments.

In May 2019, CipherLab has launched the RS51 series Rugged Android Touch Computer for the transportation and logistics, direct store delivery, and field mobility industries.

In April 2019, Juniper Systems launched two rugged handheld computers such as the Allegro 3 rugged handheld computer and the Archer 3 rugged handheld computer.

In October 2018, CipherLab introduced the new RK25 rugged mobile computer for convenient Store Order and Inventory Management.

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