Drones and the Future!
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THE UAV INDUSTRY - $11.5B WHERE IS IT GOING? “Global UAV spending will nearly double over the next decade from current worldwide UAV expenditures of $6.4 billion annually to $11.5 billion, totalling almost $91 billion in the next $6.4B ten years.” Teal Industry Report, 2014
THE UAV INDUSTRY - WHERE IS IT GOING? Growth of the market 14% in civilian sector from 11% 11% to 14% of total.
THE UAV INDUSTRY - WHERE IS IT GOING? Since 2011 there has been significant growth in the Australian UAV Industry
HORIZONTAL FIELD OF VIEW
• Longer endurance • New Fuel sources - Hydrogen etc FUTURE OF • Larger payloads • Better cameras and sensors like UAVs ‘auto avoid’ • More common and accepted • Further automation • Enter more areas / new markets • Changing regulations • Not sure about pizza delivery though…
FACTS & TRENDS • New Industrial Rev takes people out of data processing (AUTOMATION) • BIG DATA • DRONE’S / SENSORS • MACHINE LEARNING or (AI) • CONNECTIVITY - All human elements that can be automated will be • BIG DATA - More data more frequently….. COST< QUALITY< SAFERERER • NEW INDUSTRIAL REV - Being Monkeys to highly specialised applications • STEM cannot be underestimated in its value for moving humans to understand and implement this data stream
THE BIG PICTURE BIG DATA / AI DRONE / OUTCOME SENSORS Massive datasets that can be A device to collect data and Safer, Cheaper, Better data managed and analysed to interacts with the for better decisions. reveal patterns and trends environment providing data and or physical
SCHOOL VET COURSE DETAILS • • 240 Hours of Face to Face Course is delivered as a 50/50 training (Indicative) split between teacher and RTO • • Teacher/s trained prior to course Students are awarded with a commencement Certificate III Aviation (remote • 12 - 20 students per course pilot - visual line of sight) • All flying is taught by our AVI30316 qualified and experienced instructors
Ashley - 0422 173 010 ashleycox@uavair.com.au
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