Wearable Sleep Trackers Market Estimated to Expand at a Robust CAGR over 2025

Posted by ashutosh sable on January 8th, 2018

Wearable sleep trackers helps an individual in knowing their sleep habits. Wearable sleep tracker monitors and track the pulses through a wrist sensor. The wearable sleep tracker measures the total duration of sleep. Wearable sleep tracker has a smart alarm feature which monitors light and heavy sleep by tracking the movement of an individual. Before an individual drift off, the wearable sleep tracker launches the sleep cycle analysis so that in the next morning one can check their smart phone app and get the graphs.

The graph shows the sleep cycles and quality of sleep during the night. In addition, the device also has a sensor which monitors the blood oxygen level, respiration rate, body temperature, movement levels and heart rate. The sensors in wearable sleep tracker tracks the sleep stages mainly REM (rapid eye movement), light and deep sleep. Basically, deep, light, and REM sleep are experienced as a cycle and every individual go through multiple sleep cycles each night. The wearable sleep trackers are small and more comfortable to wear in bed.

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According to the National Institute of Health, 40 million Americans suffer from chronic sleep disorders and another 20 million experience sleeping problems at some point during their lives. Many sleep related problems are temporary. But some sleep related disorders are associated with the long-term and potentially life-threatening medical conditions including worsening diabetes, heart disease, depression, obesity and stroke.

Increasing prevalence of sleep disorders and healthcare expenditure are the primary factors expected to drive the growth of the global wearable sleep trackers market over the forecast period. In addition, low cost of wearable sleep trackers, rapid development in telecommunications and mobile technology are some additional factors expected to fuel the growth of the global wearable sleep trackers market. However, low awareness towards device and lack of standardization would remain major restraints for the growth of the global wearable sleep trackers market.

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The wearable sleep tracker provides data about the sleep stages, number of times an individual wake up in the night, total time asleep in each sleep stage and total duration of sleep. Rising prevalence of sleep disorders would demand the adoption of wearable sleep trackers over the forecast period. Wearable sleep trackers improves the quality of sleep and life as a whole. Based on different applications, the global wearable sleep trackers market is segmented into obstructive sleep apnea, insomnia, circadian rhythm sleeping disorders, narcolepsy and rapid eye movement sleep disorder.

Obstructive sleep apnea is a very prevalent sleep condition and accounted for major revenue share in the overall sleep disease treatment monitoring segment in 2015. Based on the end user, the market is segmented into hospitals, clinics, home care settings and sleep centers. Wearable sleep trackers are mostly used in home care settings.

Some of the players identified in global wearable sleep trackers market include Koninklijke Philips N.V., iWinks, Fitbit, Inc., ICON Health & Fitness, Inc and others