The Europe embedded systems market is estimated to project a CAGR of 4.44% during the forecast period, 2022-2030, and is expected to reach a revenue of $59628.08 million by 2030.

The embedded systems market growth in Europe is attributed to the entry of the consumer electronics industry and the thriving high-tech connectivity segment. Also, the Internet of Things (IoT) has enabled the trend of smart homes and offices, thereby raising the demand for consumer electronics products like smart air conditioners, smart refrigerators, and smart TVs.

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In addition, the rising disposable incomes and the shifting preferences offer growth opportunities. However, the government regulations hinder the Europe embedded systems market growth.

The Europe embedded systems market growth assessment includes the analysis of the United Kingdom, France, Spain, Italy, Germany, Netherlands, and Rest of Europe. In 2019, the UK accounted for around 2% of global mobile shipments. Also, there is a strong emphasis on commodity electronics as opposed to luxury goods, with consumers spending lower sums of money on high-end electronics. However, the UK falls behind with regard to the installation of industrial robots.

In France, 2019 witnessed significant growth in devices offering innovative design features, superior performance standards, versatility, compatibility, greater connectivity, and advanced technologies. Also, the country is ranked fourth globally and second in Europe for medical technologies and devices. The medical devices sector encompasses products and equipment from in vitro diagnostics and syringes to MRI scanners. In addition, over 1,340 companies are operating in France’s medical device sector, generating revenues of about €28 billion. Among these, 80% undertake commercial activities, 60% have manufacturing operations, 13% prioritize research, etc. Since embedded systems form a central component of most advanced medical equipment, France offers lucrative growth opportunities.

The Netherlands is one of the most conducive markets for businesses looking to invest and set up industrial operations due to technological advancements, highly qualified workforce, innovation, and competitive rivalry. Additionally, the country is referred to as the ‘Silicon Valley’ of nanotechnology and embedded systems and is one of the global leaders in high-tech devices, materials, and parts. Besides, the government finances around a third of total R&D expenditure. Also, the electronics market growth is attributed to innovative R&D and public-private collaborations. Such factors make it a lucrative market for embedded systems.

The Europe embedded systems market scope includes end-user and component. The component segment includes hardware and software. The software is further sub-segmented into embedded Linux, middleware, OS (operating systems), and software development and testing tools.

Embedded Linux is an adapted version of the desktop Linux OS customized for embedded devices like mobile phones. The embedded versions of Linux are designed for devices with relatively limited resources, unlike the server and desktop versions of Linux. Accordingly, the OS is customized for each device. At the same time, embedded Linux targets specific hardware configurations and usage situations since the embedded devices serve specific than general purposes.

Middleware is a software that connects applications or components through a set of enabling services that facilitate multiple processes running on one or more machines’ interactions across the network. Middleware products have maintained their niche in the embedded software market. Some are sold as a software product, some as IP, and some on a low NRE plus royalty basis.

Some of the leading market players in the Europe embedded systems market include Fujitsu Limited, ARM Ltd, Intel Corporation, Infineon Technologies AG, etc.

ARM Ltd provides processor IP and software design and development solutions. It offers products and development tools like AI platforms, multimedia, graphics, custom SoCs, etc. Its services include consulting, training, and technical support, and it caters to industries like information technology, logistics, retail, infrastructure, healthcare, etc. The company operates in Africa, the Middle East, Europe, North America, and Asia-Pacific, with headquarters in Cambridge, England, the United Kingdom.

One of its key products, Silicon IP Multimedia, offers complete multimedia solutions for users and can drive the visual experience across many devices.

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