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Artificial Pancreas Device Systems Market was valued at USD 97 million in 2021 and poised to reach USD 221.2 million by 2028 growing at a CAGR of 12.5% during the forecast period 2022 to 2028. Artificial pancreas device systems are medical devices which links glucose to an insulin infusion pump, monitor reading. These devices are meant to improve glycaemic control in patients with insulin-dependent diabetes and in control of nocturnal hypoglycaemia. The pancreas will secrete insulin and glucagon. Type-I diabetes occurs when the pancreas produces little or none of the insulin needed to regulate blood glucose. Type-II diabetes occurs when the pancreas does not produce enough insulin or the body becomes resistant to insulin that is present. The burgeoning incidence of diabetes is the major factor, which is expected to trigger the artificial pancreas devices market. As per WHO, global diabetes cases were increased from 108 Mn to 422Mn from 1980 to 2014. As per, Juvenile Diabetes Research Foundation in 2015, around 1.5Mn cases of type-I were found. Furthermore, growing geriatric population, increase in the incidence of lifestyle disorders and obesity which further leads diabetes which in turns propel the growth of artificial pancreas devices market. However, the insulin used in artificial pancreas devices takes the long duration to get absorb, lack of awareness, a dearth of skilled professionals are the factors which are restraining the growth of Artificial Pancreas Device Systems Market. Favourable regulations, increased collaborations coupled with rising prevalence of diabetes are expected to boost the market. FDA is collaborating with government and private research institutions to enhance the clinical studies and to speed up the development of innovative technologies in artificial pancreas device systems. In 2012 October, FDA has released a document of requirements needed for the clinical studies and premarket approval applications for the production of artificial pancreas device systems. Juvenile diabetes research foundation (JDRF) funds for the type 1 DM research in order to commercialize first artificial pancreas in 2017.
