Transportation modes that were human run and controlled could be replaced by machine control in the near term. There remains a need for the development of next generation technologies that could enable the development of unmanned vehicles, which could make autonomous vehicles in land, air and sea a reality.
Technological advancements in varied disciplines have transformed the livelihood of mankind. Developments in the fields of electronics and communications in particular have bolstered the deployment of next generation devices across industries.
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The research report “Innovations in Unmanned Vehicles – Land, Air and Sea” covers some of the many technological innovations that could help in addressing the challenges faced by conventional systems in developing unmanned vehicles.
Though unmanned vehicles find applications in military and defense today, continuous research and development could accelerate the commercialization of these vehicles for other sectors. Drones, which are currently used for surveillance purposes, can see widespread commercial adoption for cargo transportation and industrial purposes in the near term. VS
Jabez Mendelson Research Analyst, Technical Insights, Frost & Sullivan Global Chennai.
