2025全球量子传感器市场报告：稳健增长 技术与产品体系多元

Quantum Sensing Market Summary

Core Content

The global quantum sensing (QS) market is projected to experience significant growth, increasing from $375 million in 2024 to $915 million in 2028, representing a compound annual growth rate (CAGR) of 25%. This growth is driven by advancements in QS technologies, increasing commercial applications, and continued government support.

Key Market Trends

• Market Growth: The QS market is expected to grow from $375 million in 2024 to $915 million in 2028, with a CAGR of 25%.
• Technology Availability: Only 17% of commercial QS suppliers have their most important technology available on the market in 2024, rising to 28% in 2028.
• Prototype Stage: About one third of QS suppliers’ most important developments are in the prototype stage.
• Leading Technologies: Photons and neutral atoms are the most important currently engaged QS technologies, accounting for ~20% each.
• Maturity Levels: There is a shift towards commercially available QS products, with the percentage of technologies in the "Commercially Available" category increasing from 17% in 2024 to 28% in 2028. Laboratory demonstrations are expected to drop significantly.

Market Segments by Application (2024)

• Atomic clocks and photon detectors lead the market, combining for about one-third of the 2024 QS market.
• Gyroscopes, acoustic sensors, and electrometers have limited market presence.
• There is a wide range of variation in responses, indicating limited consensus on market applications.

Most Promising Commercial End Use Sectors

• Aerospace (43%), Biosciences (30%), and Telecommunications (26%) are the top three most promising QS end user sectors.
• Aerospace is the single most promising sector, with 23% of respondents selecting it as such.
• Biosciences is the second most promising sector, with 11% of respondents.
• Other sectors like Geosciences and Cybersecurity are less prominent, with only 4% and 5% respectively.

Market Segments by Revenue (2024 and 2028)

• Government sector (defense and non-defense) is the largest market segment, currently at 35% and expected to grow to 37% by 2028.
• Defense represents almost two-thirds of the government sector.
• Academic sector is the largest single sector today at 35%, but is expected to drop to 24% by 2028.
• Commercial sector is expected to grow from 19.3% in 2024 to 28% in 2028, roughly equal to the defense market.

QS Supplier Demographics

• Geographic Distribution:
  • North America (52.2%)
  • Europe (19.4%)
  • Asia Pacific (excluding Japan) (14.9%)
  • Middle East/Africa (7.5%)
  • Japan (6.0%)
• Offshore Facilities:
  • 43% of respondent organizations have R&D or manufacturing facilities outside their headquarters country.
  • North America and Europe lead in offshore facilities.

Revenue Distribution of QS Companies (2024)

• Over half of the QS companies have revenues less than $500,000.
• A significant portion of companies (35.4%) have not yet made sales.
• Revenue Growth Expectations:
  • 22.9% anticipate an increase of more than 25%
  • 22.9% expect an increase of 11% to 25%
  • 12.5% expect an increase of 5% to 10%
  • 8.3% expect flat or nearly the same growth
  • 12.5% are unsure

Summary

The quantum sensing market is in a phase of rapid growth, driven by technological advancements and expanding applications. While the market is still in early stages, there is a clear shift towards commercial availability. The aerospace sector is the most promising, with strong interest from both commercial and government entities. The market is geographically diverse, with North America and Europe leading in both headquarters and offshore activities. Revenue growth is anticipated across the board, with many small companies expecting significant increases. However, the market remains fragmented with limited consensus on key applications and technologies.