Microfluidics The field of Microfluidics has emerged as one of the most dynamically developing disciplines of micro-technology in the recent years. Microfluidics offers the mere benefits of miniaturization enabling portable and inexpensive devices, so far mostly for analytical and diagnostic purposes where also the costs per test and analysis times can be greatly reduced. The market need is normally the driving force behind successful commercialization of microfluidics market. The microfluidics market provides practical application of small fluid volumes for design of systems and development of solutions. Microfluidics is an emerging technology with growing acceptability in healthcare applications. Drivers and restraints of the Microfluidics market: The demand for this sector is expected to increase due to the introduction of improved technology, such as digital microfluidics, which facilitates on-chip biochemical analysis. In addition, industry players are introducing newer sampling technologies to meet the demand for screening a huge number of biological samples. For example, in March 2014, Dolomite launched Mitos Dropix capable of generating miniature droplets to isolate contents. The patented droplet picking technology enables high-throughput sample screening. However, several regulatory standards that consume too much time for the approval process of microfluidics devices are projected to restrain the market growth during the projected period.