DUBLIN, May 4, 2016 /PRNewswire/ --
Research and Markets has announced the addition of the "Unmanned Aerial Vehicles for First Responders: Global Market & Technology Forecast, Buying Guide and Operating Concept - 2016-2021" report to their offering.
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First Responder UAVs Are Finally Getting Serious. Law enforcers and other First Responders have a very poor track record with drones' or Unmanned Aerial Vehicles (UAVs). They proved as likely to recover insurance money after a crash as to recover a lost citizen.
With so much hype and promise, why have UAVs for First Responders worked out so poorly?
One fundamental reason is that First Responders believed the sales hype and bought whatever toy, radio controlled, hobby drone the industry would paint in their colors. Two thousand dollar RC helicopters became $150,000 systems'. Quad, hex and octo rotors became the flavors of the day. Then reality arrived in the form of weather, darkness, airspace rules and a pair of officers sidelined to struggle with each toy.
The airspace bureaucracy is very slow: The FAA is not sure how to deal with this new phenomenon (other than to try to restrict their operation as much as possible). Almost daily news of civilian quadcopters flying illegally near commercial airlines, interfering with firefighting efforts and invading privacy harm First Responder efforts to do it right.
No wonder that the public is very suspicious of unmanned systems for First Responders.
This is why we created an all-you-need-to-know UAVs for First Responders report - a single publication that combines a Market and Technology Forecast with an Operating Concept and a Buying Guide.
- System designers, vendors, policy makers and operators will benefit from the comprehensive markets and technologies analysis.
- First Responders need the Buying Guide to avoid the very costly mistakes some of their predecessors made, plus the terminal mistake of copying military methods.
- Both groups need the detailed Operating Concept because, without a proper Operating Concept, there is no way to successfully procure, integrate, train for and operate this new generation of autonomous aircraft.
Specifically, this report provides the following advantages:
- Timely Business Opportunities - specific details on what First Responders need and how to sell to them in a way that generates profitable word of mouth sales.
- Reasoned Market Forecasts - fact-based, scenario-driven tables and charts over multiple technologies and regions.
- Reasoned Technology Forecasts - only the relevant systems with clear explanations of the differences with the UAVs seen in todays press.
- Education - both First Responders and sellers will learn the best ways to develop these new capabilities while avoiding the political problems.
- Detailed Drivers and Inhibitors - what will help the markets and what will hurt them.
- Readers, particularly homeland security professionals, will be better prepared to use future capabilities, better equipped to compete for those sales and well prepared for the coming changes.
Key Topics Covered:
1. Introduction
2. Executive Summary
3. Current UAV Technologies
4. Operating Concept
5. Buying Guide
6. Drivers & Inhibitors
7. Introduction to Forecasts
8. UAVs for First Responders - Market Forecast by Regions - 2016-2021
9. UAVs for First Responders - Market Forecast by Technology - 2016-2021
10. UAVs for First Responders - Procurement Forecast by Technology - 2016-2021
11. UAVs for First Responders Procurement Forecast by Region - 2016-2021
12. UAVs for First Responders - Operation and Maintenance Market Forecast by Technology - 2016-2021
13. UAVs for First Responders - Operations and Maintenance Market Forecast by Region - 2016-2021
14. UAVs for First Responders - Scenario I vs. Scenario II Market Forecast Comparison - 2016-2021
15. Business Opportunities
For more information visit http://www.researchandmarkets.com/research/xmgh3g/unmanned_aerial
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