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| - | ====== Drone market statistics, analysis and forecast | + | ===== Drone market statistics, analysis and forecast ===== |
| Most countries consider the UAV market and related development and sales as one of the key components of GDP growth. The drone market value is estimated at 22 billion USD in 2020 and is expected to grow almost twice by 2025 (([[https:// | Most countries consider the UAV market and related development and sales as one of the key components of GDP growth. The drone market value is estimated at 22 billion USD in 2020 and is expected to grow almost twice by 2025 (([[https:// | ||
| - | At the moment, we somehow observe in many developed countries saturation of the drone operators for popular tasks like video filming, movies, in general, those requiring RC. Yet the market opens for fully autonomous systems, and it is also possible, because of the ongoing regulations and standardisation | + | At the moment, we somehow observe in many developed countries |
| - | Interestingly, | + | Interestingly, |
| This optimistic growth is affected by the following factors: | This optimistic growth is affected by the following factors: | ||
| - | * Lack of worldwide (as in case of passenger planes) regulations on the airspace use, communication equipment and utilities for autonomous flights: many individuals and companies defer the decision to buy UAV hardware, considering future incompatibility of their purchase with coming regulations, | + | * Lack of worldwide (as in case of passenger planes) regulations on the airspace use, communication equipment, and utilities for autonomous flights: many individuals and companies defer the decision to buy UAV hardware, considering future incompatibility of their purchase with coming regulations, |
| * Large market fragmentation: | * Large market fragmentation: | ||
| * COVID outbreak, that affects delivery chain thus hardware availability (on the other hand, COVID outbreak caused demand on contactless delivery, where drones fit perfectly). | * COVID outbreak, that affects delivery chain thus hardware availability (on the other hand, COVID outbreak caused demand on contactless delivery, where drones fit perfectly). | ||
| - | In general, it seems that in most countries, the market for skilled UAVOs, using RC only flying modes is rather saturated. However, we predict the demand for new positions with a requirement to handle drone operations with a high level of autonomy. Those positions will naturally expand from the manual (RC) only UAVOs, along with the growing complexity of the operations. This applies straightforwardly to the drone utilities and services sector, including | + | In general, it seems that in most countries, the market for skilled UAVOs, using RC-only flying modes is rather saturated. However, we predict the demand for new positions with a requirement to handle drone operations with a high level of autonomy. Those positions will naturally expand from the manual (RC) only UAVOs, along with the growing complexity of the operations. This applies straightforwardly to the drone utilities and services sector, including |
| - | We also predict that growth will happen if software houses, delivering navigation solutions for autonomous flights, integrating drones with U-Space (universal airspace where all flying objects | + | We also predict that growth will happen if software houses, delivering navigation solutions for autonomous flights, integrating drones with U-Space (universal airspace where all flying objects |
| - | At the moment, the hardware commercial drone market seems to be dominated by Chinese manufacturers, | + | At the moment, the hardware commercial drone market seems to be dominated by Chinese manufacturers, |