Drone Defence Solutions Market Size And Forecast 2019-2039
Sebastian Winter
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Executive Summary
This report provides a detailed analysis of the current market size and future prospects of the drone defence solutions market. The analysis provides decision-makers in the European and North American UAV market with data and insights to inform business planning and strategy. The use of drones for both private and commercial purposes has risen over the last few years with millions of shipments of low-cost drones made to consumers and businesses. Due to their versatility, drones have been used for both illegal and malicious purposes creating the need for corporate security to up their defences. This report forecasts two scenarios: in the first, governments introduce only lax regulations and the market reaches $10.8 billion by 2039; in the second scenario, strict regulations limit the growth to $2.7 billion. Drone counter-measures include sound and vision monitors, early warning devices integrated with security systems, jammers and counter-drones, ballistic defences and universal traffic management.Drones Pose A Significant Threat To Secure Facilities And Sensitive Infrastructure
The Potential Size Of Drone Defence Market Is Defined By The Volume And Complexity Of Vulnerable Sites
Spending On Drone Defence Solutions Will Reflect Two Regulatory Scenarios
Five Primary Categories Of Drone Defence Solutions Exist In the Market
Figure 2. Strict Regulatory Scenario For Drone Defence Solution Market 2019-2039
About the Authors
Sebastian Winter
Industry Analyst
Sebastian is an Industry Analyst in the Verdantix Operational Excellence practice. His research agenda covers digital twins for industrial facilities, asset management softwar...
David Metcalfe
CEO and Co-Founder
David is the CEO and co-founder of Verdantix, where he leads the firm’s strategic direction and client engagement. Since co-founding the firm in 2008, David has built a ...
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