Life Science Microscopy Devices Market- Global Analysis And Market Forecasts

The introduction of microscope in the 16th and 17th century found healthcare and life science applications very quickly with the discovery of microscopic organisms. The rising research in clinical pathology fueled the demand for better microscopes and even today research in diseases, medicine and biology remain prime areas of microscopy applications. The study focuses on all major microscopy devices used in the life sciences sector. This includes academics, research, healthcare, biology, forensics, biochemistry, nanotechnology and microfluidics along with other niche areas such as archeology. Since microscopes used in life sciences are identical to those used in other industrial sectors, the research isolates and studies that division assumed to be in use primarily for life sciences. This report segments the global life science microscopy devices market into four primary segments; Optical Microscopy, Electron Microscopy, Scanning Probe Microscopy and Others. Within these major segments, the market analyses technologies such as compound microscopes, stereo microscopes, inverted microscopes, fluorescence microscopes, confocal laser scanning microscopes, phase contrast microscopes and polarizing light microscopes, scanning electron microscopes, transmission electron microscopes, atomic force microscopes, scanning tunneling microscopes, scanning near-field microscopes and helium ion microscopes among others.

Optical microscopes continued to lead the market in terms of revenue. Devices in this segment are the most affordable and comprise the least number of components. In 2014, the Optical Microscopes contributed to 39.3% of revenues. One of the foremost factors responsible for the segment?s leadership position is the need for direct visual examination by ocular lens which is required in most life science segments for quick results. Light microscopy or optical microscopy has been at the forefront of life science research till the advent of electron and scanning microscopy technology that provided enhanced magnification that could not be achieved with physical and technological challenges of manipulating light microscopy.

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This report also estimates the market of Life Science Microscopy Devices for six regions of North America, Europe, Asia-Pacific, Latin-America, Middle-East and Africa that constitute the global market. The market for microscopes varies from region to region based on several factors, foremost of them being price of devices, availability, level of awareness and training. Several technologies such as scanning probe devices require highly skilled technicians and users. These devices take a considerable amount of time for imaging and require constant changes in calibration as well. Thus, the research process involved a thorough PESTLE (political, economic, social, technological, legal and environmental) understanding to conclude the estimations of the market by region.

Finally the analysis considers the operations of over 20 major manufacturers in the microscopy industry and provides a market share by key players for 2014. The market share is provided independently for the largest portions of the imaging methods that are optical microscopy and electron microscopy markets. Companies mentioned in the report include JEOL Ltd, FEI Company, Olympus Corporation, Nikon Corporation, Tescan Orsay Holdings, Carl Zeiss GmbH, Hitachi Hightech, Bruker Corporation, Meiji Techno, Coxem, Park Systems, Optika Italy, Euromex Microscopes, Renishaw, Horiba Ltd, Accu Scope Inc, Variscope, Etaluma and TSI.

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