DUBLIN--(BUSINESS WIRE)--The "Commercial Drones: Numerous industries to be transformed by unmanned flight" report has been added to ResearchAndMarkets.com's offering.
Once the preserve of massive military budgets, drones are now making significant strides in commercial industry, initiating substantial efficiency gains. Now drone technology has reached commercial relevance, and much more is predicted to follow.
A future as a vital part of infrastructure beckons, not just in maintenance but also in mobile infrastructure in isolated areas of the world. Regulations allowing, drones are entering a period of development during which many industries - most notably construction and agriculture - will very quickly look very different.
Key Highlights
- Major computer companies are getting involved, realizing the lucrative opportunities about to become commonplace. Dubbed Mission Control Software', an Intel designed system claims the capacity to handle flight planning and management, beaming back data. Now future infrastructure is beginning to be influenced by drones.
- Many industry insiders have theorized over the potential use of drones in modern society, especially those in advanced economies. Yet the ideas to have been imagined have so often been predicated upon a view of the world which includes full support from the authorities.
- Despite being worth trillions of dollars, the global construction industry is beset by problems staying on budget and completing work on time. Modern drones offer the prospect of collecting information that would have taken a human team a prolonged period to gather, but also in much greater detail than is often possible using alternative means.
Scope
- Assesses the expanding role of drones in infrastructure
- Examines the impact of advancing drone software
- Looks at the regulatory environment for drones
- Delves into the role drones could play in agriculture
- Assesses the impact of drones on the construction industry
Reasons to buy
- How will infrastructure be affected by drones?
- Will costs for industry come down?
- How will industries be directly affected?
- How are regulations impacting development?
- Can software development keep up with demand for greater capability?
Key Topics Covered:
1. Expanding infrastructure role of drones hints at lucrative future
2. Autonomous drones are nearing commercial reality, potentially transforming industry
3. Arrival of drones threatens to radically change how infrastructure is delivered
4. Advances in software are expanding drone capabilities, enhancing usage
5. Early dominance of DJI could be storing up problems for future software development
6. DJI dominance will be hard to overcome due to build-up of consumer confidence
7. Software improvements are propelling capability improvements
8. Regulatory environment is crucial for future use of drones
9. Regulations must enable companies and organizations to realize cost savings drones provide
10. Drones offer hefty savings on infrastructure maintenance
11. Rules governing drones must not restrict industrial application
12. Rules are restricting development of drone delivery services
13. Agriculture can gain handsomely from drones, but some doubts have surfaced
14. Tracking abilities of drones are set to make farming much more precise
15. Problems with current generation drones have emerged, setting back widespread acceptance
16. Hardware development is expanding the role of drones in agriculture
17. Construction industry making efficiency strides via drone investment
18. Real time aerial inspection presents significant cost and efficiency savings for an industry operating on slim margins
19. Stockpile observation performed by unmanned aerial vehicles will soon become commonplace
20. Better data gathering is speeding up communication on construction sites
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