A unique type of camera (video) created specifically for the purpose of being mounted to the rear of a vehicle to assist in backing up is known as an automotive back-up camera. These were created specifically to prevent Automotive accidents when backing up. These cameras are frequently fastened to the head unit screen of the car. Rear-view systems improve driver visibility, identify extra data for use in conjunction with other parking systems, and enhance trailer functions. A mountable camera design allows several installations, ranging from watching just at the lowest level to active brake and steering support.
With a striking CAGR of between 8 and 9 percent from 2022 to 2032, the sales of Automotive backup cameras are expected to generate an additional market potential of more than US$ 2.6 billion by 2022. The market for vehicle backup cameras is expected to cross US$ 5 Billion by the end of 2032, up from the US$ 2.3 Billion reported in 2021.
The Toyota Soarer Ltd. was earlier (in 1991) the first production car in the United States to include a backup camera. Back-up visibility systems have started to infiltrate the non-luxury light vehicle market as original equipment manufacturers since they were introduced in premium automobiles. Over the past ten years, after-market options have also become accessible.
Market Participants:
- Denso Corporation
- Magna International
- Valeo SA
- Robert Bosch
- Continental AG
- Delphi Automotive
- Astral
- Fabtec
- Garmin Ltd.
