Global Aerial Drones and UAV in Industry and Defense Market Research Report Bundle 2018: Expansive Use Cases and Innovative Applications across Many Industry Verticals

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DUBLIN, Oct. 10, 2018 — (PRNewswire) —

The "Aerial Drones and UAV in Industry and Defense: Supporting Technologies, Solutions, Market Outlook and Forecasts 2018 – 2025" report has been added to ResearchAndMarkets.com's offering.

This report evaluates commercial and military drones market including enabling technologies, solutions, applications and services. The report assesses the market outlook and provides detailed forecasts for revenue and deployment globally, regionally, and within major countries through 2025. The report also provides coverage of 5G and Edge Networks.

An aerial drone (unmanned aircraft, unmanned aerial vehicle or UAV) is any aircraft that operates without direct human intervention from within or on the aircraft. The global drone market is comprised largely of commercial and military applications. Some of the major non-military verticals and use cases served by UAV/Drone include: Civil Infrastructure, Construction, Mining and Extraction (Oil & Gas, Timber, etc.), Precision Agriculture, Public Safety (Law Enforcement, Emergency Response & Search and Rescue), Surveying and Mapping, Utilities (Electricity, Gas, etc.). Military applications include various offensive and defensive applications as well as homeland security solutions.
The commercial drone market segment comprises hardware, software and services. By way of example, drone hardware includes fixed wing drones, rotary bland drones, nano-drones, and hybrid drones. Commercial drone market segments assessed include Energy and Propulsion, Automation Systems, Collision Avoidance Systems, Cyber Security, On-board (distributed) Data Processing, and Distributed Communications (communication data links and radio).
The introduction of 5G and expansion of Mobile Edge Computing (MEC) infrastructure is anticipated to be a major catalyst for expanded and richer UAV/Drone use cases. Greater capacity and significantly lower latency afforded by 5G and MEC enable improved control and more sustainable flight as well as a wealth of new applications and services.
Target Audience:

• Drone manufacturers
• Telecommunications companies
• Electronics component providers
• Internet of Things (IoT) companies
• Retail and wholesale service providers
• Venture capitalists, consultants, and related
• Commercial, military, and government organizations

Key Topics Covered:

Aerial Drones in Industry and Defense: Market Outlook and Forecasts for UAV 2018 – 2025
1. Executive Summary
2. Introduction
2.1 Drone Overview
2.2 Drone Use Cases and Value
2.3 Drone Technologies
3. Drone Applications in Industry Verticals
3.1 Package Delivery
3.2 Imaging
3.3 Security
3.4 Search and Rescue
3.5 Fire Fighting
3.6 Military/Defense
4. Industry and Defense UAV Market Forecast 2018 – 2025
4.1 Global Market Revenue Forecast
4.2 Regional Market Revenue Forecast
4.3 Drone Revenue Forecasts by Country
4.4 Global Unit Shipment Forecast
4.5 Regional Unit Shipment Forecast
4.6 Unit Shipment Forecast by Country
4.7 Drone-Enabled Service Forecast
4.8 Drone Pricing Forecast
5. Conclusions and Recommendations
5G and Robotics: Emerging Technologies, Solutions, Market Outlook and Forecasts
1 Introduction
1.1 5G Network Requirements and Roadmap
1.2 5G Mobile Services
1.3 Robots
1.4 Generation of Robotics
1.5 5G Enabled Autonomous Robots
2 5G Robot Services
2.1 Robot Based Service
2.2 5G Robot Service Types
2.3 5G Robot Service Requirements
3 Market Dynamics Analysis
3.1 Growth Factors
3.1.1 Proliferation of Connected Devices
3.1.2 IoT Use Cases
3.1.3 Software Defined Infrastructure
3.1.4 Processing and Storage in Cloud
3.1.5 Remote Operation
3.1.6 Cognition as a Services
3.1.7 Robot Sensors
3.1.8 Use of Artificial Intelligence
3.1.9 Mobile Cloud Robotics
3.1.10 Robotics APIs
3.1.11 Investment in 5G and Robotics
3.2 Technology and Market Limitations
4 5G Enabled Robotics Applications
4.1 Healthcare Services
4.2 Manufacturing Processes and Logistics
4.3 Autonomous Vehicles
4.4 Smart Factories
4.5 Agriculture
4.6 Private Security and Public Safety
4.7 Retail Services
4.8 Transportation
4.9 Military Services
5 5G Enabled Robotics Solution Providers
5.1 Intel
5.2 Asus
5.3 Samsung
5.4 Ericsson
5.5 Nokia
5.6 Honda Motors
5.7 Adept Technology
5.8 Lely Group
5.9 Google
5.10 Northrop Grumman Corporation
5.11 Bluefin Robotics Corporation
5.12 ABB Ltd
5.13 Yaskawa Electric Corporation
5.14 Amazon Robotics
5.15 iRobot
5.16 Auris Surgical Robotics
5.17 3D Robotics
5.18 Paslin
5.19 KUKA
5.20 SoftBank
5.21 RealDoll
5.22 True Companion
6 5G Enabled Autonomous Robot Forecasts
6.1 Global Market Revenue
6.2 Regional Market Revenue
7 Conclusions and Recommendations
5G Technology Assessment, Market Outlook, and Forecasts 2018 – 2030
1 Executive Summary
2 Introduction to 5G Technology
2.1 5G Technology and Functionality
2.2 What 5G Technology can Offer?
2.3 OSI Layers in 5G
2.4 5G Motivation and Timeline
2.5 5G Spectrum Options and Utilization
2.6 Elements of 5G
2.7 5G Challenges
2.8 Technological Requirements of 5G
3 5G Enabling Technologies
3.1 Massive MIMO
3.2 Network Functions Virtualization (NFV)
3.3 SDN and Virtualization
3.4 Cognitive Radios (CRs) and Transmission Technologies
3.5 Self-Organizing Networks (SONs)
3.6 Communication, Navigation, Sensing and Services
3.7 Cooperative Communication Functions
3.8 Automated Network Organization
3.9 Advanced traffic management
3.10 Visible Light Communications (VLCs)
3.11 Energy Efficiency
3.12 Millimeter Wave (mmWave)
3.13 Massive M2M Communications
3.14 C-RAN Architecture
3.15 HetNet Solutions
3.16 H-CRAN Solutions
3.17 Large-Scale Cooperative Spatial Signal Processing (LS-CSSP)
3.18 SDR
3.19 Spectrum and Satellite
3.20 Drones, Robots, and High-altitude Balloons
3.21 Next Gen Technology
4 5G Regulatory Contributions
4.1 5G Roadmap
4.2 GSMA
4.3 Ofcom UK
4.4 METIS
4.5 5G PPP
4.6 NGMN
4.7 4G Americas
5 5G Service Applications in M2M and IoT Environment
5.1 5G Business Case
5.2 Potential 5G Application Use Cases
5.3 Brand New Services Capability
6 5G Ecosystem
6.1 5G Requirements
6.2 Stakeholder Analysis
6.3 Stakeholder Expectation: KPI's of 5G Technology
6.4 5G Channel Model
6.5 APIs and SLAs to External Actors
6.6 Key Drivers
6.7 Disruptive Capabilities
6.8 Design Principles
6.9 5G Business Model
6.10 5G Value Proposition
7 5G Standardization and Research
7.1 Major Event
7.2 Research, Development and Innovation
7.3 Standardization Activities
7.4 ITU Radio Communication Sector (ITU-R)
7.5 3GPP
7.5.1 IMT 2020
7.5.2 RAN Study
7.6 GSMA
7.7 NGMN Alliance
7.8 TIA
7.9 European Commission (EC)
7.10 National Governments in Eastern Asia
7.11 Mobile Operator and Vendors
7.12 FANTASTIC-5G
7.13 5GIC
7.14 NYU WIRELESS
8 5G Vendors and Company Analysis
8.1 Ericsson
8.2 Alcatel-Lucent
8.3 Fujitsu
8.4 Huawei
8.5 Intel
8.6 NEC
8.7 Samsung
8.8 ZTE
8.9 Qualcomm
8.10 Nokia Networks
8.11 China Mobile
8.12 Deutsche Telekom
8.13 NTT DoCoMo
8.14 SK telecom
8.15 Broadcom
8.16 LG U+
8.17 SingTel
9 5G Investment and Subscription Forecast
9.1 Global 5G R&D and Trial Investments 2018 – 2030
9.2 LTE Advance and 5G Subscription 2020 – 2030
9.3 5G Only Subscription 2022 – 2030
9.4 Mobile Operators' 5G Expectation 2015
9.5 Data Traffic, Video, and Download Speed Projection 2020 – 2030
9.6 5G Investment Case Analysis
9.6.1 European Commission
9.6.2 Huawei
9.6.3 South Korea

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