30 juillet 2019 | Information, Aérospatial, C4ISR
DUBLIN--(BUSINESS WIRE)--The "Drones: R&D Portfolio and Opportunity Analysis" report has been added to ResearchAndMarkets.com's offering.
Drones are unmanned aerial vehicles that are finding application opportunities in various industries and have the potential to transform military as well as consumer applications. Drones essentially combine various sensing and communication technologies along with remote control or autonomous capabilities. Drones were initially developed for military purposes, which is still the most prominent application of this technology. However, with substantial decrease in the cost of individual components, drones are poised to impact multiple industries in various capacities.
Drones for commercial applications represent a market that is entering the growth phase. Military drones have been around for some time, but commercial drones enable diverse applications to benefit because various stakeholders will experience high growth in the near term. Drone technology is an example of convergence of various technologies such as sensors, artificial intelligence, analytics and so on, that enables greater connectivity by acting as a carrier for the Internet.
Key Questions Answered in the Technology and Innovation Report
1. What is the significance of drones?
2. What are the technology trends and key enabling technologies?
3. What are the factors that influence technology development and adoption?
4. Who are the key innovators driving developments?
5. What are the opportunities based on patent and funding trends?
6. What are the future prospects of the technology?
7. What sort of strategies do OEMs need to embrace to gain entry and sustain in the competitive marketplace?
Key Topics Covered:
1. Executive Summary
1.1 Scope of the Technology and Innovation Research
1.2 Research Methodology
1.3 Research Methodology Explained
1.4 Summary of Key Findings
2. Drone - Technology Significance and Trends
2.1 Technology Significance and Classification of Drones
2.2 Drone Types, Benefits and Applications
2.3 Current Trends Boosting the Drone Market
2.4 Drone Technology - Industry Value Chain Analysis
3. Factors Influencing Technology and Market Potential
3.1 Market Drivers: Growing Trend Toward Fully Autonomous Drones and IoT
3.2 Demand for Fully Autonomous Drones and Big Data Analytics Expected to Increase in the Future
3.3 Market Challenges: Stringent Regulatory Environment and Lack of Business Models Restrict Wider Adoption of Drones
3.4 Stringent Regulatory Environment and High Investment Cost are Key Challenges
3.5 Market Potential and Market Attractiveness of Drones
4. Application Assessment - Key Trending Applications
4.1 Key Trending Applications of Drones
4.2 Key Applications - Military & Defense, Emergency Response & Disaster Management and Urban Planning
4.3 Key Applications - Healthcare, Agriculture, Waste Management
4.4 Key Applications - Mining, Telecommunication, and Media
4.5 Drone Application Significance and Advantages
5. Global Patent Landscape, Funding, and Regional Adoption Assessment
5.1 Drone - Global Patent Trend Analysis
5.2 Funding Trends Shows High Interest from Government for Healthcare and Homeland Security Applications
5.3 Funding Boosts Growth Opportunities in the Unmanned Aerial Vehicle Sector
5.4 Drone Adoption Assessment in North America
5.5 Drone Adoption Assessment in Europe
5.6 Drone Adoption Analysis in APAC
6. Key Innovations, Technology Developments and Megatrend Impacts
6.1 Innovations in Drone Flight Technologies
6.2 Developments in Drone Features and Applications
6.3 Advancements in Technologies Enabling Fully Autonomous Drones
6.4 Key Stakeholder Initiatives and Developments
6.5 University-based Innovations Enabling Drone Applications
6.6 Megatrends that Influence the Drone Industry
7. Growth Opportunities, Future Trends and Strategic Imperatives
7.1 Drone Technology Development Trends
7.2 Policy Regulations and Economic Factors Influencing Drone Industry - PESTLE Analysis
7.3 Growth Opportunities - Fully Automated Drone Delivery and Monitoring Systems
7.4 Strategic Imperative Analysis
7.5 Key Questions for Strategic Planning
8. Synopsis of Key Patents in the Drone Sector
8.1 Key Patents - Drone Collision Avoidance and Delivery Systems
8.2 Key Patents - Swarm Drones and Networked Drones
8.3 Key Patents - Drone Network Delivery System and Detection
8.4 Key Patents - Optical Recognition System and Printed Can Lid
9. Key Industry Contacts
For more information about this report visit https://www.researchandmarkets.com/r/p8i79h
12 avril 2023 | Information, Aérospatial, Naval, Terrestre, C4ISR, Sécurité, Autre défense
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26 juillet 2019 | Information, Autre défense
LONDON, July 25, 2019 /CNW/ -- Research and development (R&D) in the defence industry is undergoing a paradigm shift. Previously, R&D was driven by military investment, but it is now driven by civilian investment. This affects how technologies are developed, with dual-use technologies becoming more prevalent on the battlefield and existing technologies combined in novel ways to achieve the desired capabilities. Convergence of multi-disciplinary technologies, such as information technologies, robotics, artificial intelligence, nanotechnology, and meta-materials, will have a wide variety of civilian and military applications. "Where previously technologies would mature at glacial speeds due to their development for bespoke applications, the reverse is happening in the commercial sector. The culture of rapid prototyping, testing and iterations combined with private investment has allowed breakneck developments in certain technologies in the industry and academia with which the defence sector can no longer keep pace," said Ryan Pinto, Industry Analyst, Defence at Frost & Sullivan. "These non-military commercial technologies will have a profound impact on the defence industry over the next two decades, allowing for technologies that have previously stagnated to advance." For further information on this analysis, please visit: http://frost.ly/3mh Future technological advancements will be increasingly interlinked, wherein the advancements in one technology spur the development of adjacent and complementary technologies. "Anticipating the future of the armed forces requires the tracking of all these interlinked technologies, as a breakthrough in any technology can have a positive or negative impact on a related technology," said Pinto. "As commercially developed technologies are not dependent on defence funding, they usually cross over into different sectors. These companies may not even be aware of the implications that their technology would have on the defence sector; hence, it is not the technology that determines technological superiority on the battlefield, but rather the doctrine that deploys these technologies that exploits them to their maximum potential." Frost & Sullivan's recent analysis, Impact of Future Technologies on the Global Defence Market, 2019–2029, assesses which future technologies will impact the defence industry over the next 10 years, what segments will be impacted, what time frames are involved, which countries are researching and developing these technologies and the level of dependency for each technology. Impact of Future Technologies on the Global Defence Market, 2019–2029 is the latest addition to Frost & Sullivan's Defence research and analysis available through the Frost & Sullivan Leadership Council, which helps organisations identify a continuous flow of growth opportunities to succeed in an unpredictable future. About Frost & Sullivan For over five decades, Frost & Sullivan has become world-renowned for its role in helping investors, corporate leaders and governments navigate economic changes and identify disruptive technologies, Mega Trends, new business models and companies to action, resulting in a continuous flow of growth opportunities to drive future success. Contact us: Start the discussion. https://www.newswire.ca/news-releases/civilian-investment-in-defence-r-amp-d-driving-convergence-of-multi-disciplinary-technologies-887211760.html
11 juin 2018 | Information, Aérospatial, Naval, Terrestre, C4ISR, Sécurité
Le Programme des capacités de la Défense (PCD) un nouvel outil maintenant en ligne permet d'accéder à des renseignements sur les occasions d'investissement en défense. À l'instar du Guide d'acquisition en défense, le PCD offre à l'industrie de l'information sur la planification comme les fourchettes de financement et les échéanciers des projets. L'industrie pourra y trouver environ 250 projets financés dans le cadre de la politique Protection, Sécurité, Engagement (PSE), dont des projets d'infrastructure ainsi que d'importants contrats de soutien en service afin de faire ses prévisions pour les occasions d'acquisition en défense et tenter d'obtenir des contrats. Gr'ce à ces renseignements, l'industrie sera en mesure de prendre des décisions éclairées en matière de recherche-développement (R-D) et de partenariats stratégiques fondés sur les besoins prévus des Forces armées canadiennes. On trouvera dans le PCD : des projets : des projets de biens d'équipement ou d'infrastructure d'une valeur de plus de 5 millions de dollars prévus et financés dans le cadre du la politique PSE des contrats de soutien : des contrats de soutien en service et des contrats de service professionnels d'une valeur escomptée supérieure à 20 millions de dollars qui seront octroyés dans les prochaines années pour soutenir les capacités livrées dans le cadre de la politique PSE des projets de PSE notés et inscrits Le PCD comprend une fonction de recherche par mot-clé et segmente les occasions d'investissement en composantes qui peuvent servir de critères de recherche : secteurs en matière de capacités de Défense (SCD) secteurs d'investissement en matière de capacités de défense (SICD) promoteurs du projet capacités industrielles clés (CIC) Les secteurs en matière de capacités de Défense (SCD) se divisent en treize grandes catégories, comme les le domaine terrestre, le domaine maritime, le domaine aérien, l'aérospatiale et le cyberespace. Ces catégories se subdivisent en éléments constituants plus de 150 secteurs d'investissement en matière de capacités de défense (SICD), comme les véhicules de modèle commercial, les pièces de navires et l'avionique. Les promoteurs du projet correspondent au commandement du service ou à l'organisation civile équivalente au sein du ministère de la Défense nationale (MDN). Il est aussi possible de rechercher les projets et les occasions d'investissement en fonction des capacités industrielles clés (CIC) d'Innovation, Sciences et Développement économiques Canada. Ces secteurs de capacité indiquent à l'industrie qu'elles sont les principales activités commerciales prioritaires pour le gouvernement en ce qui concerne l'approvisionnement en matière de défense. Enfin, il y a une fonction de recherche avancée qui permet à l'utilisateur de filtrer ses résultats selon des critères particuliers. http://dgpaapp.forces.gc.ca/fr/programme-capacites-defense/index.asp https://www.canada.ca/fr/ministere-defense-nationale/organisation/rapports-publications/plan-dinvestissement-de-la-defense-2018.html