Japan Heat Stress Monitor Market Size, Status, Top Players, Trends in Upcoming Years

Located in the norther-eastern part of Asia, Japan is a cool country with pleasant summers and long, snowy, and, often, freezing winters. However, in recent years, the weather of Japan has become a lot warmer, consistent with the rest of the world, as a result of air-pollution-induced global warming and climate change. As per the World Wide Fund for Nature (WWF), the country has recorded a 1-degree rise in its annual temperature in the last century. This is being seen in the rising number of hot days (wherein the maximum temperature is higher than 35 °C) and reducing extremity of cold days.

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P&S Intelligence credits this factor as being vital in the growth of the Japanese heat stress monitor market revenue to $3.96 million in 2030 from $1.98 million in 2020, at a 7.05% CAGR during 2021–2030. This is because such devices monitor the combined effect of heat and humidity on people, so that action can be taken before the occurrence of a heat stroke, the most severe of heat illnesses. In recent years, the increasing number of people suffering from heat illnesses and needing immediate medical help, as a result, has raised the importance of these devices.

As a result, manufacturing plants are the largest application area of these instruments in the country in present times. Japan is the world’s third-largest manufacturer after China and the U.S., with factories of all kinds. In metal-based industries, for instance, several products are treated with high-temperature heat. This leads to a high risk of heat stress in factories, especially since the temperature of the country is itself increasing. As a result, portable and wearable heat stress sensors are finding rapid uptake in the country.

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Presently, the Kanto region makes the largest contribution to the Japanese heat stress monitor market because it is the most-populated of all. Home to the bustling capital of the country, Tokyo, the Kanto region is its industrial, political, and cultural heart. Therefore, it also accounts for the highest employment rate and population of the elderly, who are quick to fall sick from continued exposure to high heat, something they aren’t used to, considering Japan lies in the temperate zone.

Therefore, with the rising hospitalizations and fatalities due to heat stress in Japan, the need for heat stress monitors will increase.

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