Over the projection period, a high number of fatalities related to drunk driving are anticipated to fuel market expansion for breathalysers worldwide. For instance, the U.S. Department of Transportation reports that 10,511 people died in drunk driving accidents throughout the country in 2018. Additionally, R&D in the use of breathalyser devices for testing marijuana consumption is anticipated to provide participants in the global breathalyser devices market with significant potential prospects. For instance, University of California, Los Angeles researchers announced the creation of a mild electrochemical approach for the oxidation of delta-9-tetrahydrocannabinol in April 2020. This method is anticipated to help in the creation of an electrochemical-based marijuana breathalyser.
The market for Breathalysers is anticipated to reach US$ 71,866.2 Mn by the end of 2027, from an estimated value of US$ 6,384.5 Mn in 2020.
Leading Companies in the Breathalyzers Industry:
1. Cannabix Technologies Inc.:
Cannabis breathalyser is being developed by Cannabix Technologies Inc. It is creating technology for breathalysers that can be used at the point of service to identify recent marijuana usage. Additionally, as marijuana becomes legal for both recreational and medical use in many countries around the world, it is developing its technology to assist employers, law enforcement, the government, and the general population. In Burnaby, British Columbia, at the headquarters. The company Cannabix Technologies Inc. was founded in 2011.
2. Alcohol Countermeasure Systems Corp:
Based in Vendelso, Sweden, the manufacturer of alcohol testing equipment. Breathalysers, compliance interlocks, business interlocks, portable breath tests, and other accessories for alcohol testing are among the items that the company develops. Created in 1997. Headquarters in Sweden's Vendelso.
3. Dragerwerk AG & Co:
Draegerwerk AG & Co KGaA creates medical and safety gear for use in both clinical and commercial settings. The company has two operating segments: medical and safety. The majority of income comes from the medical division. Built in 1889. German headquarters are in Lubeck.
