As such, there is no denying how future based interactions and technologies shall involve a great amount of inclusion from drones. At least that’s what the latest SkyLogic 2018 Drone Market Sector Report has to say as it draws valuable insights from global drone market across sales, software services and public agency usage. The study had its chief focus upon the incessant demand for major use of “Drone Acquired” data across certain business operations to enhance their operating efficiency. In all probability, an increasing number of companies are looking to make the most of drone technology to speed up their delivery process and modus operandi as well. Here’s a look at five such key insights of the drone industry that is surly going to change the game for good.
Software fostering growth
A significant rise in software licenses and subsequent volume entering the market of drones and aircraft sales shall help to contribute towards the setting up of a slew of industrial or commercial operations across the globe. As such, these emerging trends will lead to restructuring as well as consolidation and company layoffs. Also, it shall limit the barrier entry to the drone market, and increase completion across the industry. Moreover, there will be a rise in the number of flights plying commercially. Studies report how companies working with drones are usually making use of drones across a couple of projects alone and that those drones do not stay in the air for a period more than three hours, on an average. Reportedly, the commercial drone market is on the verge of shifting and the trend shall continue in years to come. The average cost of a drone that is being bought in course of one year for instance has increased well over to $2,000. With more number of companies opting to embrace technology for good, the cost of drones is expected to rise almost double.
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