The Vibration Monitoring Systems Market is expected to grow from USD 3.504 billion in 2025 to USD 4.963 billion in 2030, at a CAGR of 7.21%.
A vibration monitoring system is a collection of instruments used to measure one or more parameters in order to detect changes in machine health. Monitoring these characteristics aids in the early detection of defects such as overload, bearing faults, looseness, malfunctions, and others.
Factors such as the increasing acceptance of wireless systems in machine condition monitoring, the growing nature of analytical care, the high demand from advancing implementations, the increasing acceptance of automated condition monitoring technologies and emergence of secure cloud computing platforms utilised in condition monitoring, as well as the penetration of the smart factory, are projected to fuel the growth of the vibration monitoring market over the forecast period.
However, the retrofitting costs for vibration monitoring solutions on existing machinery, the influence of governing norms, and the lack of qualified technical resources for data analysis are the major factors expected to further impede the growth of the vibration monitoring market in the coming years.
Because of its application in predictive analysis, vibration monitoring is widely used in the industrial, automotive, and energy & power industries. Manufacturers can use predictive analysis to boost production and improve operational efficiency. These industries use large, capital-intensive gear and rely heavily on operational efficiency to generate profits. Due to the usage of heavy gear, high power consumption, and proximity to combustible materials, it is critical to maintain constant equipment monitoring in order to avert a disaster. Unmonitored machines can become the weakest link in the production chain, increasing the chances of failure or downtime.
Inaccuracies produced by these machines in the form of lost metrics, service interruptions, and inaccurate alerting signals leave experienced operators sceptical of the predictions offered by vibration monitoring systems. Predictive maintenance is also a time-consuming procedure that requires a PdM schedule. Plant workers must be trained not just on how to use the equipment, but also on how to understand the analytics (or data) since predictive maintenance is a complex undertaking.
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