Japanese heat stress monitor market

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2022
Wearable technology will accelerate the Japanese
heat stress monitor market at a CAGR of 7.05
during 20212030
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The surging prevalence of exertional heat-related
illness (EHRI) among sportspersons and military
personnel, owing to the hot and humid conditions
in summer in Japan, is fueling the adoption of
heat stress monitors in the country. EHRI is
defined as a range of heat-related illnesses that
occur during exercise and sports activities
performed under high ambient temperatures and
humidity. Heat exertion stroke (EHS) is the most
extreme type of EHRI. EHS is a critical
heat-related illness caused by the overheating of
the body, owing to prolonged exposure to extreme
temperatures, and requires immediate medical
attention.   Moreover, increasing advancements
in wearable technology will accelerate the
Japanese heat stress monitor market at a CAGR of
7.05 during 20212030. The market valued 1.98
million in 2020, and it will generate 3.96
million revenue by 2030. Compact, personal, and
wearable heat stress monitors detect the
physiological heat response of people from their
bodies directly. These devices enable
minute-by-minute data logging to enable close
monitoring of personal heat stress levels.
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ditionally, strict government regulations on heat
stress management in manufacturing facilities and
office spaces will fuel the adoption of heat
stress monitors in the country. The Ministry of
Health, Labour and Welfare (MHLW) of Japan has
issued administrative instructions to prevent
heat strokes. One of the administrative
instructions named "Prevention of Heat Stroke in
the Workplace" (Notice from the Director of the
Labour Standards Bureau, MHLW, document number
0619001) mandates the measurement of the wet bulb
globe temperature (WBGT) at workplaces.
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At present, companies such as Teledyne FLIR LLC,
TSI Incorporated, Nielsen-Kellerman Co., Fujitsu
Ltd., Kyoto Electronics Manufacturing Co. Ltd.,
Sato Keiryoki Mfg. Co. Ltd., Keyance Corporation,
Besantek Corporation, General Tools Instruments
LLC, and Sper Scientific Ltd. are manufacturing
fixed and handheld/portable heat stress monitors
in Japan. In the recent past, fixed heat stress
monitors have been preferred over
handheld/portable variants, due to their
largescale adoption in manufacturing facilities
of the country. Whereas, in the forthcoming
years, handheld/portable variants will be adopted
at the highest rate, due to the increasing number
of workplaces and convenience offered by
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tresearch.com/market-analysis/japan-heat-stress-mo
nitor-market   Heat stress monitor manufacturers
are currently focusing on acquisitions and
product launches to expand their customer base in
Japan. For instance, in February 2018, TSI
Incorporated acquired the personal safety
division and Oconomowoc facility of 3M Company.
This division and facility focus on the
production of environmental, noise, and heat
stress monitoring systems. Furthermore, in June
2018, TSI Incorporated introduced a new line of
heat stress, noise, and environmental
instrumentation under the brand name Quest.
  Geographically, Kanto led the Japanese heat
stress monitor market in the preceding years, due
to the rapid urban development and presence of a
vast population in the region. The Kanto region
comprises six prefectures Kanagawa Prefecture,
Saitama Prefecture, Tochigi Prefecture, Ibaraki
Prefecture, Chiba Prefecture, and Tochigi
Prefecture and Tokyo metropolis, which account
for 33 of the country's population. For
instance, the World Population Review states that
the population of Tokyo stood at 37.4 million in
2020. Additionally, the reputation of this region
as the economic and political center of the
country propels the installation of heat stress
monitors.   Thus, the increasing incidence of
EHRI and the rising technological advancements in
wearable technology will fuel the adoption of
heat stress monitors in Japan
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Market Size Breakdown by Segment

• By Offering
• Hardware
• Software
• Service
• By Technology
• Wet Bulb
• Dry Bulb
• By Sensor Type
• Globe Thermometer
• Humidity
• Air Flow
• By Product Type
• Handheld/Portable
• Fixed

• By Application
• Athletics Sports
• Mining and Oil Gas
• Military
• Manufacturing Plants
• Others (Warehouses, Recreational, and Foundries)
• By Region
• Kanto
• Kansai
• Chubu
• Kyushu
• Others (Hokkaido, Tohoku, Chugoku, Shikoku, and
  Okinawa)
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