Report Overview:
mmWave Radar for elderly care is an innovative sensing technology that utilizes highfrequency millimeter-wave electromagnetic waves (typically 24GHz or 60GHz bands) to monitor elderly individuals non-invasively. Unlike conventional monitoring systems, this advanced radar can detect micro-movements, track vital signs like respiration and heart rate, and identify falls through walls and obstacles without requiring wearables. The technology offers continuous monitoring capabilities for residential homes, assisted living facilities, and healthcare institutions, significantly improving safety and independence for aging populations.
Market growth is primarily driven by the rapidly aging global population, increasing healthcare costs, and growing demand for unobtrusive monitoring solutions. While the technology shows promise, challenges remain in terms of privacy concerns and system accuracy in complex environments. The 60GHz frequency segment is gaining particular traction due to its higher resolution capabilities for detailed movement tracking. Key players like Vayyar, Hikvision, and Tsingray Technology are actively developing advanced solutions, with recent innovations focusing on AI-powered analytics and integration with smart home ecosystems.
Market Value:
The global mmWave Radar for Elderly Care market was valued at USD 53 million in 2023. The market is projected to grow from USD 62 million in 2024 to USD 168 million by 2030, exhibiting a robust CAGR of 18.3% during the forecast period. CAGR of 18.3%
(2024 – 2032)
By Applications:
Home Care
Nursing Homes
Hospitals and Clinics
Assisted Living Facilities
By Types:
• Human Sensing and Detection
• Fall Detection and Alarm
• Sleep Monitoring
• Breathing and Heart Rate Monitoring
Key players include:
• Vayyar (Israel) - Pioneer in 4D imaging radar technology
• Hikvision (China) - Leading provider of smart elderly care solutions
• Uniview (China) - Specializes in AIpowered monitoring systems
• Tsingray Technology (China) - Focused on high-frequency radar sensors
• Talius Group (Australia) - Provider of fall prevention solutions
• CQ-S Net (Japan) - Developer of compact mmWave monitoring devices
