UAVs are classified as Remotely Piloted Vehicles (RPVs) and automated drones based on their mode of operations. Unmanned aerial vehicles were first used during World War I where both the U.S. and France were working on the development of automatic aircraft. Moreover, the need for the development of unmanned aerial vehicles is perceived during the World War II due to huge losses occurred by the reconnaissance aircraft. Although the adoption of UAVs took long time as the technology was under research for a long time. However, unmanned aerial vehicles were first seen during 1973 during Vietnam War for reconnaissance operation.
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Moreover, other countries also started exploring the UAV technologies. Over the years, UAVs are becoming more advanced with enhanced endurance and range. Since the 9/11 attacks, the U.S. has significantly increased the usage of UAVs primarily for inspection operation. However, there is a controversy as well, especially when the UAV operation results in civilian deaths.
In the modern world, drones have a significant usage primarily for defense applications. Drones are used primarily for applications such as Intelligent, Surveillance, and Reconnaissance (ISR), Target Acquisition, battle damage management, search and rescue missions, combat operations, and delivery & transportation, among others.
UAVs come in numerous forms, each having its own application. For years, UAVs were used by individuals for aerial photography and videography. However, there are innumerable opportunities in different industries, and these opportunities need different take-off or launching mechanisms to achieve the desired output. Moreover, in defense industry, each UAV has its own application and each application require a different launch type to complete the task. The three primary types of drones based on the launching mechanism are fixed wing, rotary wing, and hybrid wing. The application determines which type of drone has to be used.
The use of UAVs, also known as Remotely Piloted Aircraft (RPA) continues to increase in military. The UAVs that are integrated with robust cameras and sensors, when combined with high payload and long endurance, are especially suitable for military applications. Military UAVs have been deployed around the globe for a variety of applications such as peacekeeping, border security, counterterrorism and counterinsurgency, counter-narcotics, counter-piracy, counter-smuggling, environmental protection, and firefighting.
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The report constitutes an extensive study of the global military unmanned aircraft systems market including the analysis of different applications areas and their regional market presence. The global military unmanned aircraft systems market has been regionally analyzed in this report, including various market trends across the key demographic countries, based on factors such as market size, drivers, growth opportunities, and challenges. The competitive insights present a detailed analysis about the major market players in the global military unmanned aircraft systems market using the supply chain analysis.
Over the years, military forces are extensively procuring these unmanned aircraft systems to enhance their military strength.
Military forces use Unmanned Aerial Vehicles (UAVs) for battlefield intelligence, surveillance, reconnaissance, combat operations, search & rescue, and transportation, among others.
The global military unmanned aircraft systems market is expected to witness a significant growth over the forecast period, 2019-2024.
The report is a compilation of various segmentations including market breakdown by type, application, and range.
GCS can be mobile, vehicle mounted, or stationary based on the application.Unmanned Aerial Vehicles (UAVs) are used for combat operations, remote sensing, battle damage management, and search and rescue, among others.
The U.S., China, India, and Turkey, among others, are significantly developing UAS technology to enhance their warfare capabilities as UAVs provide better efficiency, long endurance, remote operations without endangering human life, and precision targeting, among others.
