Drones and Unmanned Aerial Vehicles (UAVs) have been used for defense purposes for decades. Their use for commercial and recreational purposes is gaining tremendous momentum, both in India and globally. Goldman Sachs sees the global drone market balloon to US $100 billion by 2020.
There are various ancillary developments like low-energy sensors and longer life batteries that are helping the civilian drone market grow. Early adaption of drones occurred in the photography space, where cameras were mounted for aerial photography during weddings, sporting events and for commercial survey of real estate.
With advancement in sensor, entrepreneurs started to create meaningful drone solutions that are reliable, safe and efficient and helped solve manpower-centric problems. As more sensors are developed, drones will make use of them along with other Internet of Things (IoT) devices to collect immense amounts of data, feeding it into Artificial Intelligence (AI) and Machine Learning (ML) data models, allowing for real-time, life and mission critical operations.
25/07/18 Parag Amin/BW Smartcities
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There are various ancillary developments like low-energy sensors and longer life batteries that are helping the civilian drone market grow. Early adaption of drones occurred in the photography space, where cameras were mounted for aerial photography during weddings, sporting events and for commercial survey of real estate.
With advancement in sensor, entrepreneurs started to create meaningful drone solutions that are reliable, safe and efficient and helped solve manpower-centric problems. As more sensors are developed, drones will make use of them along with other Internet of Things (IoT) devices to collect immense amounts of data, feeding it into Artificial Intelligence (AI) and Machine Learning (ML) data models, allowing for real-time, life and mission critical operations.
25/07/18 Parag Amin/BW Smartcities
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