In the past two years, many companies have been involved in the drone industry, such as Dajiang, Zero, Baidu, Tencent, Xiaomi, Jingdong, etc., all want to get a piece of the pie. Whether in military, political, commercial, agricultural, leisure and other fields, drone applications have shown explosive growth. The explosive growth of drones has also led to the rise of the anti-UAV market. It is not worrying about all kinds of anti-UAV equipment.
The growth of drones is also "noisy". Anti-UAV equipment is taking advantage of the situation. In 2015, the global drones sold about 587,000, of which military drones accounted for about 3%, and civilian drones accounted for 97%. In the sales of civil drones, the sales of professional-grade drones were about 171,000, and the sales of consumer-grade drones was about 399,000. According to Changjiang Securities, by 2020, the market for mass consumer drones will be 26 billion yuan; the market for professional fever will be 4 billion yuan; the market for industrial applications will be 81.5 billion yuan, and the overall output value of the industry will exceed 100 billion yuan in 2020. How can the billion-dollar market not let many companies yearn for it?
The drone market has been studied by many professionals and the media. Then we will not join in this excitement today. Let's talk about a market that is "love and kill" with drones - the anti-UAV market.
"Suck" UAV drone <br> <br> wonderful and full of imagination about market prospects, it has been repeatedly mentioned numerous times. But is this really the case? Is the popularity of drones really just around the corner? Let's take a look at the troubles.
According to media reports, on the evening of May 28, 2016, due to the presence of drones in the airspace of the flight and landing, the east runway of Chengdu Shuangliu International Airport was forced to suspend shutdown for 1 hour and 20 minutes, directly causing delays in 55 inbound and outbound flights.
In September 2016, the US Federal Aviation Administration said that they received nearly 2,000 new drone registration applications on average every day. Since the implementation of the Federal Aviation Administration's new drone regulations in January, about 500,000 drones have been applied for registration. At the same time, the Federal Aviation Administration receives monthly reports of more than 100 drones in the no-fly zone, such as airports.
Even more worrying is that drones equipped with cameras are often used to sneak a peek into the privacy of others, and even powerful hackers can easily fly drones to private territories, and then it can bring any wireless sensor to you. Next to the computer, it is simply self-defeating. The more sensitive problem brought by drones is the use of terrorists. Terrorists use drones to transport drugs to some places, transport bombs, etc. It is also conceivable that they can use drones to engage in terrorist activities, and it is horrifying to think about them.
How to solve these "noisy" drones? There are no two ways to solve this problem. First, government management tools, one is technical means. Let us first talk about government regulation.
On September 21, 2016, the Air Traffic Management System for Civil Aircraft Administration issued by the Civil Aviation Administration of China Civil Aviation Administration stated that the drone flight must be outside the airport clearance protection zone; the drone takeoff weight is less than Or equal to 7 kg; the drone must fly in the daytime; the flight speed is not more than 120 km / h; the civil unmanned aerial vehicle should meet the requirements of airworthiness management; the driver meets the relevant qualification requirements; the pilot before the flight Inspections of civil unmanned aerial vehicle systems should be completed; no other aspects other than flight activities should be affected, including ground personnel, facilities, environmental safety and social security.
I saw it. As far as the current regulatory policy is concerned, if there is no corresponding technical means and equipment, at most, it can control the phenomenon of drones flying wild. Therefore, government regulation is not so reliable, not to mention that government regulation has always had two natural insurmountable bugs: one is that government supervision can only manage gentlemen and it is difficult to manage villains; the second problem is that government policies are not available. The lag of avoidance, the effectiveness and seriousness of government policies, can't quickly deal with the ever-changing things of drones.
Then, the heavy responsibility of managing these "noisy" drones has fallen to the technical means - that is, "anti-UAV". As a derivative market for drones, everyone has not treated the anti-UAV market. Anti-UAV technology has sonic interference, signal interference, hacking techniques, laser cannons, radio control, and so on. Various anti-UAV companies and anti-UAV technologies around the world are springing up. The industry is more famous, such as DroneShield, Battelle, etc. Recently, Haikang has also added a foot, released its latest anti-UAV products.
