The technology of proximity sensing is gaining strong adoption among various industries but the primary demand is coming from the consumer electronics manufacturers. Original equipment manufacturers (OEMs) are introducing new products in order to gain shares over their competitors and this has paved way to IR-based proximity sensors in mobile phones in order to identify the presence of human ear or cheek in vicinity of the speaker. With an option to sense the presence, handsets can reduce power consumption by shutting down LCD display as well as become more user friendly in terms of ignoring unintended input during a call.

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For quite some time, the adoption of IR sensors was limited as they have disadvantages such as requirement of quantity of power, blind zones, high cost, and dirt accumulation. These sensors are susceptible to hair, temperature, and skin color variation. However, technological advancements has paved way to captive proximity sensors that have strongly overcome the aforementioned hindrances and the market is flourishing.

The implementation of a feature called as specific absorption rate (SAR) in tablets has been quite common now, but mobile handsets are also utilizing it in certain cases. SAR primarily helps in measuring the rate of energy absorption by a living body when in exposure to radio frequency electromagnetic field.

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The continuous focus of the smartphone innovators is to improve the ability of touchscreens. With handset proximity sensors, wake-on approach feature can be implemented to achieve greater power efficiencies by attaining standby states. Some of the striking benefits of capacitive proximity sensing is replacement of mechanical buttons and sliders, enhanced reliability against mechanical wear and tear, clean appearance, and lower cost of the overall system. This report on the handset proximity sensors market segments it into several product types and applications, and provides data on the potential of demand that can be expected from them.

In the near future, the global handset proximity sensors market is poised to attain greater profits, but how assured can the stockholders be for a fruitful return of investment? This TMR report is an in-depth study that answers all questions, showcases demand potential in terms of US dollar million, and profiles some of the key players who are currently ahead of the curve.