The burgeoning demand for consumer electronics is one of the major factors propelling the need for motion sensors across the world. Motion sensors are widely used in consumer electronics for a wide array of applications such as in controlling the orientation of the smartphone screen. The consumer electronics industry is expanding at a rapid rate, on account of the soaring demand for wearable devices and smartphones, especially from millennials.

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Furthermore, the surging global population level is also expected to boost the need for consumer electronics, which in turn, will fuel the rise in the demand for motion sensors. Driven by the above factors, the global motion sensor market is expected to increase its revenue from $4,430.7 million in 2019 to $7,590.8 million by 2030, with a CAGR of 5.1% during the forecast period (2020–2030).

The wide-scale usage of motion sensors in various automotive components such as vehicle alarm system, wheel alignment system, and airbag system, and the huge growth of the automotive industry over the last few years are the other factors contributing to the rising demand for motion sensors across the world. As per the International Organization of Motor Vehicle manufacturers (OICA), 95.1 million vehicles including passenger and commercial vehicles were sold in 2018.

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In addition to this, the increasing focus on the adoption of electric vehicles throughout the world is also pushing the demand for motion sensors.Motion sensors are used in consumer electronics, automobiles, medical devices, building automation systems, and industrial equipment. Amongst these, the building automation systems, owing to the rising adoption of heating, ventilation, and air-conditioning (HVAC) equipment, are predicted to record the fastest growth in the usage of motion sensors during the forecast period.