Global forensics technology market size is expected to reach USD 44.3 billion by 2030, expanding at a CAGR of 11% from 2023 to 2030, according to a new report by Grand View Research, Inc. Increasing crime rates and advanced investigative technologies are supporting the growth of these services across countries.
Global forensics technology market is witnessing a growing surge towards its valuation, and as per the estimation of the report, it would reach $15.2 billion in 2020 to $44.3 billion by 2030 while registering a compound annual growth rate (CAGR) of 11.2% throughout the forecast period. This forecast comes from a new report published by Allied Market Research spanning 151 pages and covering the 2020–2030 forecast period, and it mirrors rapidly scaling adoption of advanced forensics tools and their associated services across criminal justice system/ government agencies and judicial institutions globally.
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What is Forensics Technology?
Forensics technology refers to the scientific tools, techniques and services that process physical evidence and samples for use in criminal investigation and legal prosecution. The field covers a wide and complex array of disciplines — including DNA fingerprinting, fingerprint analysis, chemical analysis, firearm examiners, biometric identification, scanning electron microscopy, alternative light photography, facial reconstruction and laser ablation inductively coupled plasma mass spectrometry (LA-ICP-MS). Forensic technologies play essential purposes in a wide range of areas from criminal case investigation to missing individual identification, catastrophe victim recognition and paternity examining to cybercrime analysis supplying law enforcement agencies, courtroom systems as well as government departments with proof of the dependability and accuracy/dimensionality needed to back prosecutions through justice.
Key Growth Drivers
Globally rising crime rates are the primary driver of forensics technology market growth, creating more numerous and increasingly complex caseloads that require higher volume capacity and thorough analytical precision from forensic science providers. By the way, over 746,000 crimes a recorded in London alone just in 2020 — this is representative of the amount of demand placed on forensic laboratory and service provider systems by urban law enforcement systems. As types of crime proliferate, from cybercrimes to financial frauds through harassment, homicide and terrorism, the tools and capabilities needed to investigate those crimes multiply.
In addition, there is increasing pressure on judicial systems to process case backlogs that are providing further major market drivers encouraging governments to expand their forensic laboratory capacity and increase the outsourcing of forensic case analysis to specialist private sector service providers. This outsourcing trend is producing long-lasting, policy-driven procurement demand for forensic services that is structurally non-cyclical — once a government commits to expanding its forensic infrastructure, the ongoing need for testing and analysis as well as technology refresh keeps demand strong over time.
An organic growth driver of the robust expansion of forensic testing is advancement in forensic science itself. From DNA analysis and digital forensics to trace evidence analysis and biometric technologies, innovation is driving the evidential capabilities available to investigators — allowing cases unsolvable just a few years ago to be solved, while raising the forensic evidence standard in courtrooms around the world. A new nanodis system for nanoparticle dissolution testing was launched by Agilent Technologies Inc. (Santa Clara, CA) in November 2020 — an example of the manner of continuous product innovation that is both broadening out the forensics technology toolkit and generating replacement and upgrade demand cycles within it.
Further, government initiatives to curb crime rates — especially in Asia-Pacific where law enforcement modernization programs are focused on developing forensic capability — provide more structural support for market growth over the forthcoming years.
Market Segmentation Highlights
The market is segmented by type into Services and Products. The services segment held a dominant market share in 2020 and is expected to continue as the largest and most lucrative segment until 2030. Such dominance also reflects the inherently labor- and expertise-intensive process of forensic analysis, where accredited laboratory services — including DNA profiling, fingerprinting analysis, chemical analysis, firearm examination, toxicology and digital forensics — are the main delivery mechanism of value to law enforcement and judicial clients.
By product, fingerprinting analysis tools accounted for the largest share of revenue in 2020 due to their widespread, high-volume use in identity verification across global criminal investigations. Based on technology type, the DNA testing segment is projected to witness the highest compound annual growth rate (CAGR) during the forecast period due to technological advancements in DNA sequencing methods along with decreasing per-sample testing costs, increasing forensic DNA database programs, and increasing judicial acceptance of DNA evidence as a gold standard for case resolution.
Regional Analysis
The global forensics technology market has been led by North America in 2020, and the region is anticipated to maintain its dominant position throughout the forecast period owing to an established judicial framework; presence of top forensic technology vendors & service providers; elevated standards for per case forensic investment; and sustained government spending on law enforcement modernization. Especially the U.S. market, with its mature forensic DNA database programs and its broad federal-state forensic laboratory networks combined with dominant evidence-based prosecution culture consumer, all of which lends a premium to forensic science.
Asia-Pacific is projected to grow at the highest CAGR of 12.4% between 2021 and 2030 — becoming the fastest-growing regional market — impelled by growing criminal case volumes in dense population markets, surging government spending on law enforcement infrastructure, and active technology modernization efforts in forensic science capabilities across markets such as China, India, Japan, South Korea and Australia. Rapidly increasing complexity of crime and the capacity for forensic investigation in institutions are resulting in exceptionally dynamic market conditions across the region during forecast period.
The regional picture is complemented by Europe with mature forensic markets in Germany, the UK and France underpinned by well developed judicial systems and strong engagement in international forensic science cooperation and standards development.
Competitive Landscape
Some of the prominent players operating in the global forensics market are Agilent Technologies Inc., NMS Labs, Eurofins Medigenomix Forensik GmbH, Ultra Electronics Forensic Technology Inc., GE Healthcare, LGC Limited, Morphotrust USA (Safran S.A.), 3M Company, Thermo Fisher Scientific Inc., and Belkasoft. Competition in this market revolves around the range and precision of forensic technology offerings, the standards of laboratory accreditation, capabilities relating to turnaround times, mastery of digital forensics, and depth of relationships with government agencies and law enforcement clients. The main competitive strategy that the market leaders are using is product launch and technology innovation, since innovations in forensic science create continuous scope to deploy higher performance platforms which enhance the accuracy and throughput of forensic investigations.
Market Restraints
The most significant challenges limiting growth for forensic technology is the precision constraints of some forensic technologies that results in creation of evidentiary ambiguities in a judicial proceeding and/or limits overall admissibility or weight of such forensic evidence in a court setting. Market participants aiming to broaden the judicial and institutional acceptance of cutting-edge forensic tools view technology evolution, testing protocol standardization, and quality assurance framework investment as one of their core strategic priorities in addressing this challenge. The expensive nature of some forensic technology platforms alongside the lack of highly trained forensic science specialists in many areas — especially emerging economies — are also hindering adoption and limiting market growth.
Strategic Outlook
The forensics technology sector is well-positioned within the context of global criminal justice systems in part due to its undeniable societal need for evidence-based investigation and prosecution — a core growth driver that once again reflects the intrinsic structural importance of this vendor market. The interplay of increasing crime complexity, growing judicial forensic standards, and the constant introduction of new technologies — especially in DNA analysis, digital forensics and AI-assisted evidence processing — puts the market on a trajectory for sustained above-average growth into the 2030s. Firms that are able to integrate analytical accuracy, speed of turnaround, and enriched service portfolios across the full spectrum of forensic disciplines will be best placed to take advantage of the almost three-fold predicted growth in this market over the next decade.
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