The World Civil Unmanned Aerial Systems Market Profile & Forecast annual sector study focused on lucrative business opportunities in the emerging civil government and commercial UAS market. It covers the overall market as well as segments of the business such as construction, agriculture, communications, energy, aerial photography, and insurance. Additionally, it covers the civil government market including homeland security and law enforcement.
- Expert Analysis - A cogent outlook and rationale for what will be hot over the next decade and the market opportunities.
- Forecast to 2032 - Ten-Year projections of units and dollar value by Region, Country, Sector, Vehicle Class, Customer Type and Sub-Markets
- Recent Developments - Coverage includes Ukraine/Russia War, Post-COVID Rebound, Emerging Global Players, Advanced Technologies, and New Applications.
- Regulations - Differences in the ways regulations for civil/commercial UAS are being implemented worldwide and ways that they are transforming the market and providing advantage.
- Countries - In addition to the U.S., European and other highly developed countries, numerous developing countries are analyzed and included in the projections.
- Companies - An analysis of the strategies companies are using to position themselves in the market, including acquisitions, teaming, and product development.
- Venture Capital - Analysis of the involvement of venture capital, firms attracting funds and ways investment is transforming the market.
At nearly 400 pages, the study offers a comprehensive outlook and assessment of the market and its components. (Forecast Spreadsheets are included).
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Companies Mentioned
- Aerialtronics
- Aerodyne Group
- AeroVironment Inc.
- AgEagle Aerial Systems
- Airbus Defense & Space (formerly European Defense and Space Co.)
- Amazon.Com, Inc.
- Altametris
- AT&T
- Aurora Flight Sciences (Boeing)
- BAE Systems
- Bell Helicopter Textron Inc.
- The Boeing Co.
- CAE Inc.
- CACI International Inc.
- China Aerospace Science & Industry Corporation Limited (CASIC)
- Chinese Academy of Aerospace Aerodynamics
- Clobotics
- CyberHawk Innovations Ltd
- Delair
- Delta Drone
- Denel
- DJI Innovations
- Donecle
- Draganfly Innovations Inc.
- DPI UAV Systems (Dragonfly Pictures, Inc.)
- DroneBase (renamed Zeitview)
- DroneDeploy
- DroneUp/AirMap
- Drone Volt
- Elbit Systems Ltd.
- EHang (Beijing Yi-Hang Creation Science & Technology Co., Ltd.)
- Facebook, Inc.
- General Atomics Aeronautical Systems, Inc. (GA-ASI)
- Honeywell International Inc.
- Hyundai Motor Group (Supernal)
- Intel Corp.
- Insitu Inc.
- Israel Aerospace Industries Ltd.
- JD.com
- Joby Aviation
- Kaman Corp.
- Kespry
- Keystone Aerial Surveys
- Korean Air Aerospace Business Division
- L3Harris Technologies
- Leonardo (formerly Finmeccanica)
- Lockheed Martin Corp.
- Lufthansa Technik AG
- Matternet
- Microdrones GmbH
- MDA
- Micropilot
- Microsoft Corp.
- Motorola Solutions/Cape
- Northrop Grumman Corp.
- Ondas Holdings, Inc./Airobotics
- Pablo Air
- Parrot SA
- PrecisionHawk Inc. (acquired by Field)
- Prismatic Ltd. (acquired by BAE Systems)
- Prodrone Co. Ltd
- QinetiQ
- Qualcomm Technologies Inc.
- Rakuten
- Safran
- RTX Corp.
- Resolute ISR Inc.
- Rheinmetall (formerly EMT Ingenieurgesellschaft)
- Saab Group
- Samsung
- Schiebel Elektronische Geraete GmbH
- SF Express
- Sikorsky Aircraft Co. (Part of Lockheed Martin Corp.)
- Skycatch
- Skydio
- Sky-Futures (an ICR Integrity company)
- SkySpecs
- SkyDrop (formerly Flirtey)
- ST Engineering
- Sony (Aerosense)
- Survey Copter (subsidiary of Airbus)
- Swift Engineering
- Tekever Group
- Teledyne Technologies Inc. (including FLIR)
- Terra Drone
- Textron Systems Unmanned Systems
- Thales
- Trimble Navigation
- UMS Skeldar
- Unifly
- Verizon
- Volansi Inc. (acquired by SNC)
- Volocopter
- Wing (Alphabet, GoogleX)
- XAG Co., Ltd. (formerly XAircraft)
- Yamaha Motor Co. Ltd.
- Yuneec International
- Zala Aero Group
- Zero Zero Robotics
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Methodology
The publisher's analysts employ a combination of empirical and expert centered approaches to forecasting across multiple global defense and aerospace markets. Numerous variables play into future market requirements: macroeconomics, geopolitics, regional competitiveness, public and private market forces, cost pressures, country‐specific budget constraints, supplier relationships, etc.
We maintain proprietary databases that provide a strong foundation for building a quantitative understanding of key relationships between the forces that drive the demand for an array of products, platforms, and systems. These data assets have been developed and expanded over 30 years of company operations and provide an unapparelled set of resources that make the publisher uniquely qualified to forecast future industry performance. These empirical fundamentals allow for rigorous modelling.
In addition to this highly structured, data-driven perspective, the publisher through the expertise of its analysts has a comprehensive qualitative understanding of the forces that shape market demand. It is our position that forecasting demands both empirical understanding and artistic interpretation based on insights gained from decades of dedicated research and analysis. The result is a forecast that combines both to achieve a highly informed window to the future.
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