Growth of Motion Sensors in IoT and Automotive Drive the Need for Testing
Automotive and IoT applications are driving the growth of motion sensors.
The global market for motion sensors is expected to increase from $4.43 Billion in 2019 to $7.59 Billion in 2030, with a CAGR of 5.1%.
IoT sensors can be found in everything from smartwatches, cell phones, to wearable medical and security devices among others.
These sensors are used to track and regulate movement of all types, steps, speed of movement and acceleration and 
acceleration, compass orientation, device orientation, the application of medicines, and other therapeutic uses. They are also used in everyday applications such as refrigerators, tracking the speed of doors and drawers being opened and closed to actively prevent damage and many other uses.
Motion sensors in the automotive market are providing a broader range of safety and convenience features at an explosive rate. Many of these features that were previously available only on high-end luxury vehicles are now becoming standard with mid-priced and entry-level cars. 
Some of the automotive features using motion sensors are:
- Rollover detection
- Airbag control crash sensor
- Active noise cancellation accelerometers
- Keyfob motion detection
- Electric parking brake hill-start control
- RADAR beam orientation and stabilization
- Electronic stability control sensors
- Navigation dead reckoning
- Low G accelerometers that detect road conditions to share over the air
