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Autonomous BVLOS Drone Market to Generate Exciting Opportunities 2019-2029
by BIS RSRCH Trending Technology News Most of the traditional methods used to carry out inspections include use of labor, and helicopters for taking photographs from an altitude. This method is not only expensive but also dangerous, time-consuming, and expensive. Photos taken from helicopters are often not clear and notes made using pen and paper are not accurate. Using drones for the same operation solves these issues. beyond visual line of sight (BVLOS) drone operations have enabled operations of drones in hard to reach places and take photos using high definition cameras and sensors which has increased the safety of operations. Using autonomous technology further reduces human intervention, thereby reducing chances of crash due to human error. Using autonomous BVLOS drones also saves time as large areas can be covered very quickly as compared to manual inspection and monitoring.Read Report Overview at: https://bisresearch.com/industry-report/autonomous-bvlos-drone-market.html
BVLOS drones have been particularly useful for well pad inspections in oil and gas industry. Traditionally, a technician can inspect 10 well pads in a 3 mile radius in a day. However, with the use of BVLOS drones, 100-125 well pads could be inspected in a 40-mile radius. Further, autonomous drones can be programed to carry out such operations at regular intervals. Infrared (IR) cameras on the drone can detect rising equipment temperatures on the site and keeps the workforce away from dangerous well pads. In the utility industry, helicopters have been used to carry out inspections of towers and powerlines, which involves the risk of helicopter blades getting entangled in the powerlines and the helicopter crashing. Using BVLOS drones can easily avoid such situations. Thus, use of autonomous BVLOS drones has increased the safety of operation and saved time. This has attracted many companies to opt for BVLOS drones to carry out their day-to-day work.
The strategies adopted by the key players in the global autonomous BVLOS drone market to gain a significant market share in the growing industry of UAVs have been varying from product launches to acquisitions to partnerships, over time. The key developments and strategies segment provide comprehensive insights of the different market development activities that are currently being conducted by different key players in the industry to compete with each other directly.
The autonomous BVLOS drone market has been undergoing considerable expansion over a long period of time. This has been compelling companies to adopt different collaborative strategies so that they can sustain the intensely competitive market. Companies with similar goals share resources and sign joint venture programs to assist each other in achieving those goals. This process helps companies to gain access to one another’s technologies and facilitates them to achieve their objectives in an efficient manner. In other words, it results in making use of each other’s expertise for a better end product. For instance, Matternet, Inc. partnered with UPS in March 2019 to deliver medical sample deliveries at WakeMed’s hospital in Raleigh, N.C. This strategy has been adopted by companies such as Matternet, Inc., Airbus, Insitu, Inc., AeroVironment, Insitu, Inc. and senseFly.
BVLOS drones have been particularly useful for well pad inspections in oil and gas industry. Traditionally, a technician can inspect 10 well pads in a 3 mile radius in a day. However, with the use of BVLOS drones, 100-125 well pads could be inspected in a 40-mile radius. Further, autonomous drones can be programed to carry out such operations at regular intervals. Infrared (IR) cameras on the drone can detect rising equipment temperatures on the site and keeps the workforce away from dangerous well pads. In the utility industry, helicopters have been used to carry out inspections of towers and powerlines, which involves the risk of helicopter blades getting entangled in the powerlines and the helicopter crashing. Using BVLOS drones can easily avoid such situations. Thus, use of autonomous BVLOS drones has increased the safety of operation and saved time. This has attracted many companies to opt for BVLOS drones to carry out their day-to-day work.
The strategies adopted by the key players in the global autonomous BVLOS drone market to gain a significant market share in the growing industry of UAVs have been varying from product launches to acquisitions to partnerships, over time. The key developments and strategies segment provide comprehensive insights of the different market development activities that are currently being conducted by different key players in the industry to compete with each other directly.
The autonomous BVLOS drone market has been undergoing considerable expansion over a long period of time. This has been compelling companies to adopt different collaborative strategies so that they can sustain the intensely competitive market. Companies with similar goals share resources and sign joint venture programs to assist each other in achieving those goals. This process helps companies to gain access to one another’s technologies and facilitates them to achieve their objectives in an efficient manner. In other words, it results in making use of each other’s expertise for a better end product. For instance, Matternet, Inc. partnered with UPS in March 2019 to deliver medical sample deliveries at WakeMed’s hospital in Raleigh, N.C. This strategy has been adopted by companies such as Matternet, Inc., Airbus, Insitu, Inc., AeroVironment, Insitu, Inc. and senseFly.
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Over the last few years, there has been an extensive advancement in drone technology. Many organizations are trying to use drones for applications such as package delivery, asset management, and surveillance, among others. The time and efforts can be greatly reduced by using drones in these applications. Beyond visual line of sight (BVLOS) with inclusion of autonomous technology is a new and emerging form of technology that is being adapted by drones for commercial, military, and government applications. However, operating a drone with BVLOS is certainly challenging. In many countries, there are certain restrictions for operating a drone in BVLOS. Due to a low extent of visual contact of the drone for the pilot, there are many associated constraints due to the same, such as taking care of no-fly zones, detect-and-avoid, and public safety, among others.
Over the last few years, there has been an extensive advancement in drone technology. Many organizations are trying to use drones for applications such as package delivery, asset management, and surveillance, among others. The time and efforts can be greatly reduced by using drones in these applications. Beyond visual line of sight (BVLOS) with inclusion of autonomous technology is a new and emerging form of technology that is being adapted by drones for commercial, military, and government applications. However, operating a drone with BVLOS is certainly challenging. In many countries, there are certain restrictions for operating a drone in BVLOS. Due to a low extent of visual contact of the drone for the pilot, there are many associated constraints due to the same, such as taking care of no-fly zones, detect-and-avoid, and public safety, among others.
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