2023年2月27日

物联网创新:大公司的遥控小无人机航空航天和国防工业航空航天和国防工业仍然是创新的温床,活动由迫切需要现代化和人工智能等新兴技术日益增长的重要性和无人驾驶系统。仅在过去的三年里,已经有超过174000个专利申请和授予在航空航天和国防工业,根据物联网GlobalData的报告在航空航天,国防和安全:遥控无人驾驶飞机。然而,并非所有的创新都是平等的,他们也不遵循一个持续的上升趋势。相反,它们的进化的一个s形曲线,反映了他们从早期出现加速采用典型的生命周期,最后稳定和达到成熟。确定一个特定的创新是在此过程中,尤其是那些在新兴和加速阶段,对于了解他们目前的应用水平是至关重要的,他们将有可能未来的轨迹和影响。180 +创新将决定根据GlobalData航空航天和国防工业的技术眼光,情节的妖冶的航空航天和国防工业使用创新强度模型建立在超过262000个专利,有180 +创新领域,将塑造未来的行业。在新兴创新阶段,飞机动力系统控制,遥控无人驾驶飞机和飞机防撞系统是在早期阶段的颠覆性技术的应用,应密切跟踪。对汽车防撞无人机群控制,激光雷达,卫星图像平滑技术的加速创新领域,采用一直在稳步增加。在成熟的创新目标区域sensor-guided助攻和飞机飞行控制系统,现在建立在行业。创新s曲线在航空航天和国防工业物联网遥控拾音器无人机是一个关键的新兴创新领域物联网遥控无人机通常用来增强物理设施的安全,可以大大减少昂贵的比人类存在或昂贵的相机系统。 Remotely operated drones can be used to secure military or industry sites as needed, while specialised pick-up drones are capable of moving physical objects and can be leveraged for commercial or military needs. GlobalData’s analysis also uncovers the companies at the forefront of each innovation area and assesses the potential reach and impact of their patenting activity across different applications and geographies. According to GlobalData, there are 30+ companies, spanning technology vendors, established aerospace and defence companies, and up-and-coming start-ups engaged in the development and application of remote-controlled pick-up drones. Key players in remote-controlled pick-up drones – a disruptive innovation in the aerospace and defence industry ‘Application diversity’ measures the number of different applications identified for each relevant patent and broadly splits companies into either ‘niche’ or ‘diversified’ innovators. ‘Geographic reach’ refers to the number of different countries each relevant patent is registered in and reflects the breadth of geographic application intended, ranging from ‘global’ to ‘local’. The leading patent filer in the remote-controlled pick-up drones sector is Wing Aviation, a subsidiary of Alphabet which is currently developing several delivery solutions using pick-up drones. The company’s objective is to develop sustainable and scalable delivery ecosystems for the commercial market. Boeing is another prominent patent filer in this field, having invested in UAVs with payload capacities of up to 500 pounds which are designed to have multiple military applications. Other key patent filers in the sector include Tevel Aerobotics Technologies, Rakuten Group and Hood Technology. In terms of application diversity, Indutrade is one of the leaders, followed by Tevel Aerobotics Technologies and IBM. With regards to their geographic reach, Tevel Aerobotics Technologies and Pearls of Wisdom Advanced Technologies are the leading companies. Whilst many companies are advancing this technology in order to facilities cheaper and quicker delivery systems, the development of military pick-up drones by Boeing showcases that the technology is dual-use and commercial advances will likely have knock-on effects for the military market. To further understand how Internet of Things is disrupting the aerospace and defence industry, access GlobalData’s latest thematic research report on Thematic Research - Internet of Military Things. Subscribe to our Newsletter