The unmanned aerial vehicles also know as Drones, have no human pilot onboard, and instead are either controlled by a person on the ground or autonomously via a computer program. These stealth craft are becoming increasingly popular, not just for war and military purposes, but also for everything from wildlife and atmospheric research to disaster relief and sports photography.Drones have brought value to a wide range of industries.
In the Security Industry, cameras have been a part of security operations since the early 1940s. But, drone-based aerial photography takes this to an entirely different level.
Facilities of all sizes use both tethered and untethered UAVs to monitor entrance and exit points, perimeters, and maintain control of inventory and other assets.
Drone growth will occur across five main segments of the enterprise industry: Agriculture, construction and mining, insurance, media and telecommunications.
For example, Oil and gas enterprises and utility firms traditionally use helicopters to inspect refineries, offshore rigs, and power lines. Replacing helicopters with drones makes these tasks more cost-effective and sustainable. Many renewable energy companies use drones and zoom cameras to inspect solar panels and wind turbines. The mining industry now sends drones to inspect open stopes, which reduces the risk to human life.
Moreover, the use of commercial drones to conduct inspections can significantly improve business operations across industries.
These inspections increase precision, provide safer options for the workforce and drive efficiency. According to Quadintel, the global drone inspection and monitoring market was $7.47 billion in 2021 and will grow to $35.15 billion by 2030.
While some drone applications, such as aerial deliveries, are still in their infancy, other uses have exploded globally. If you’re already aware of the benefits drones bring to the table, it should come as no surprise that the drone service market is expected to reach $63.6 billion by 2025.
70 percent of the global commercial drones market DJI.They have put in a lot of effort to present a whole new experience to everyone who visits the flagship store in Seoul, South Korea.
The Phantom model is DJI best-selling line of drones and companies are increasingly interested in using drones for their business, especially delivery.
During the Launch of DJI Drone Flagship Store in Seoul, South Korea, Taehyun Moon, president of DJI Korea commented that “the consumption trend of visual contents through mobile devices has been skyrocketing, and South Korea is the hottest market with the most potential on these demands.” He added that “DJI has put in a lot of effort to present a whole new experience to everyone who visits the flagship store, and will try to capture many of those who have seen or experienced drones for the very first time.”
