Se espera que el mercado de simuladores de drones crezca de 615,66 millones de dólares en 2021 a 1.435,14 millones de dólares en 2028; se estima que crecerá a una tasa compuesta anual del 12,9 % durante 2021-2028.
Desde hace más de una década, las fuerzas armadas de varios países han estado utilizando drones. Las tropas terrestres emplean regularmente pequeños drones. El gasto militar en vehículos aéreos no tripulados (UAV) está aumentando como una fracción del gasto militar general, lo que está impulsando el crecimiento de fabricantes especializados de drones y desarrolladores de software de simuladores. Por ejemplo, el examen preliminar de la solicitud de presupuesto del Departamento de Defensa para 2019 reveló que se invirtieron 9.390 millones de dólares en adquisiciones de drones, iniciativas de investigación y desarrollo y fabricación en Estados Unidos. La cantidad aumenta en un 26% con respecto a la cantidad invertida en 2018. En 2019, se realizaron pedidos de al menos 3.447 nuevos sistemas aéreos, terrestres y marinos no tripulados, lo que representa un aumento de tres veces con respecto a los pedidos realizados en 2018. Los drones militares ya están en uso. en aproximadamente 95 países de todo el mundo. Se están desarrollando varios drones específicamente con fines de vigilancia. Algunos drones, por otro lado, han sido desarrollados para misiones vitales, como el transporte de armas. Países como China, India, Alemania y Azerbaiyán utilizan vehículos aéreos no tripulados (UAV) controlados remotamente para transportar armas para las fuerzas de defensa. Además, los drones se emplean como armas merodeadoras. Los drones también se emplean en tiempo real para recopilar datos sobre misiones militares en curso y potencialmente mortales utilizando sus capacidades de inteligencia, vigilancia y reconocimiento (ISR). Por lo tanto, la demanda de simuladores de drones está aumentando como resultado de los factores enumerados anteriormente.
Impacto de la pandemia de COVID-19 en el mercado de simuladores de drones de América del Norte
América del Norte es conocida por la tasa más alta de adopción de tecnologías avanzadas debido a políticas gubernamentales favorables para impulsar la innovación y fortalecer las capacidades de infraestructura. Como resultado, cualquier factor que afecte el desempeño de las industrias de la región obstaculiza su crecimiento económico. Actualmente, Estados Unidos es el país más afectado del mundo debido al brote de COVID-19, lo que ha llevado a los gobiernos a imponer varias limitaciones a las actividades industriales, comerciales y públicas del país para controlar la propagación de la infección. Por lo tanto, los fabricantes de drones y los proveedores de servicios MRO de drones están experimentando pérdidas significativas durante la pandemia. Los fabricantes de drones’ El volumen de producción disminuyó drásticamente, lo que obstaculizó la tasa de adopción de diferentes soluciones de simulación. Sin embargo, los gobiernos de Estados Unidos y Canadá han mantenido sus niveles de gasto en defensa. Por ejemplo, el gasto en defensa en Estados Unidos alcanzó los 778 mil millones de dólares en 2020, con un aumento anual del 4,4%. Esto ha llevado a varios fabricantes de drones, fabricantes de UGV y fabricantes de armas y sistemas de combate a acelerar el ritmo de adquisición de sistemas de simulación. Como resultado, la pandemia de COVID-19 y sus consecuencias han tenido un impacto nominal en el mercado de simuladores de drones en América del Norte.
regiones lucrativas para proveedores de simuladores de dronesPerspectivas del mercado de simuladores de drones
Aumento de las inversiones en investigación y desarrollo para la simulación militar
Los gobiernos de todo el mundo están recortando el gasto militar debido a la disminución de los recursos financieros debido al brote de COVID-19. Los ministerios militares de muchas naciones están recortando los gastos de entrenamiento y reduciendo sus fuerzas. Como resultado, la atención de los militares se ha desplazado hacia la búsqueda de soluciones menos costosas y más efectivas para sus necesidades. La formación en tiempo real requiere mucho tiempo y es costosa. Además, requiere una gran cantidad de materias primas, como gasolina y explosivos, y presenta un alto nivel de peligro. Por lo tanto, los ministerios militares prefieren cada vez más el entrenamiento virtual y los juegos basados en simulación que utilizan tecnologías como big data, inteligencia artificial y computación en la nube. La simulación militar y el entrenamiento virtual se están volviendo cada vez más populares entre las fuerzas militares de todo el mundo porque se basan en componentes comerciales disponibles (COTS) y ayudan a minimizar los gastos de entrenamiento. Los simuladores se fabrican con un coste mínimo de desarrollo. Los criterios son fundamentales para que los militares puedan innovar masivamente en tecnología de entrenamiento basada en simulación. Actualmente se utilizan simulaciones con drones para entrenar a futuros soldados y representar un escenario en tiempo real utilizando entornos digitales realistas. Por lo tanto, el aumento de los gastos en software de simulación impulsa el crecimiento del mercado de simuladores de drones. Además, los ministerios de defensa de varios países están reestructurando y cambiando sus ejércitos utilizando nuevas soluciones, lo que también está impulsando el crecimiento del mercado.
Perspectivas del mercado basadas en componentes
Según los componentes, el mercado de simuladores de drones se divide en hardware y software. En 2020, el segmento de hardware lideró el mercado y representó una mayor participación de mercado.
Mercado de simuladores de drones, por componente, 2020 y 2028 (%)Perspectivas del mercado basadas en tipos de simuladores
Según el tipo de simulador, el mercado de simuladores de drones se segmenta en fijos. y portátil. En 2020, el segmento fijo representó una mayor cuota de mercado.
Perspectivas del mercado basadas en tipos de drones
Basado en el tipo de drone, el simulador de drones El mercado se segmenta en ala fija y ala giratoria. En 2020, el segmento de alas fijas representó una mayor cuota de mercado.
Perspectivas del mercado basadas en la tecnología
Basado en la tecnología, el mercado de simuladores de drones Se segmenta en realidad aumentada y realidad virtual. En 2020, el segmento de realidad virtual representó una mayor cuota de mercado.
Información estratégica
Los actores que operan en el mercado de simuladores de drones adoptan estrategias como como fusiones, adquisiciones e iniciativas de mercado para mantener sus posiciones en el mercado. A continuación se enumeran algunos desarrollos de actores clave:
- En marzo de 2021, CAE anunció que había llegado a un acuerdo formal con L3Harris Technologies para comprar Military Negocio de capacitación por US$ 1,050 millones (la "Adquisición"), sujeto a ajustes normales. El valor de adquisición es aproximadamente 13,5 veces el EBITDA ajustado estimado para 2020 del negocio de Entrenamiento Militar de L3Harris, o aproximadamente 10 veces si se tienen en cuenta las sinergias de costos, que se espera que alcancen un rango de 35 a 45 millones de dólares canadienses (aproximadamente de 28 a 45 dólares estadounidenses). 35 millones) anualmente al final del segundo año después del cierre de la adquisición.
- En marzo de 2020, General Atomics Aeronautical Systems, Inc. (GA-ASI) instaló un nuevo Predator Mission Trainer (PMT) en su centro de vuelo. Centro de pruebas y formación (FTTC) en Grand Forks, Dakota del Norte. El simulador de vuelo de la aeronave, producido por CAE, se utilizará para capacitar a los operadores de la aeronave pilotada remotamente (RPA) MQ-9 Bloque 5. En el FTTC, GA-ASI ofrece una variedad de capacitación de pilotos y operadores de sensores para operadores de sistemas de GA-RPA ASI. El nuevo PMT se suma a las capacidades de capacitación existentes del FTTC, que incluyen un simulador del Bloque 1 y sistemas de control terrestre (GCS).
El mercado global de simuladores de drones ha sido segmentado como se menciona a continuación:
Por Componente
- Solución
- Servicios
Por Tipo de Simulador
- Fijo
- Portátil
Por Tipo de Drone
- Ala Fija
- Ala Rotativa
Por Tecnología
- Realidad Aumentada
- Realidad Virtual
Por Geografía
- América del Norte
- Estados Unidos
- Canadá
- México
- Europa
- Francia
- Alemania
- Italia
- Reino Unido
- Rusia
- Resto de Europa
- Asia Pacífico (APAC)
- China
- India
- Corea del Sur
- Japón
- Australia
- Resto de APAC
- Medio Oriente y Asia África (MEA)
- Sudáfrica
- Arabia Saudita
- EAU
- Resto de MEA
- América del Sur (SAM)
- Brasil
- Resto de SAM
Perfiles de la empresa
- L3Harris Technologies, Inc.
- General Atomics
- Israel Aerospace Industries Ltd.
- Leonardo SpA
- HAVELSAN AS
- CAE Inc.
- SIMULACIÓN SIMLAT UAS
- SINGAPORE TECHNOLOGIES ELECTRONICS LIMITED
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Frequently Asked Questions
Growing Adoption of Drones in Military and Commercial Applications.
Increasing Investments in Research and Development for Military Simulation.
Defense spending across the world increased by 3.9% per year and was valued at US$1.83 trillion in 2020. Despite severe economic contractions caused by the COVID-19 pandemic and the series of lockdowns across many countries globally, worldwide expenditure on military and defense climbed dramatically from an average of 1.85% in 2019 to 2.08% in 2020 as military budgets were maintained. The growth of global defense spending has accelerated since 2018, but it is anticipated to decline in 2021 as the US defense budget is expected to flatten, and Asia-Pacific expenditure growth is slow. The US and China have raised their defense budgets, accounting for almost two-thirds of the entire increase in global spending in 2020. Furthermore, organizations are creating networks to encourage the use of drones, resulting in the growth of the drone simulator industry.
Based on component, the drone simulator market is bifurcated into software and hardware. The global drone simulator market is dominated by hardware segment in 2020, which accounted for 67.4%.
Several businesses and start-ups are currently studying and developing unmanned aerial vehicles (UAVs) with autonomous tools driven by artificial intelligence (AI) and machine learning (ML). The AI-powered simulators show the user how to deploy and control the drone in the field by plotting its expected flight path. For instance, Lockheed Martin, an aerospace and defense juggernaut, provides the ‘Desert Hawk III’ with a simulation system, as the drone intended for field usage can be piloted by a single operator. Before takeoff, the simulation system can control the drone's predicted timing, and any issues that arise during the flight may also be handled using the system. Similarly, AeroVironment, a US-based defense firm, offers a revolutionary line of military drones known as the Raven series that can fly independently along a path utilizing GPS coordination and computer vision.
The major players profiled in the market study of drone simulator market include Aegis Technologies; CAE Inc; General Atomics ; Havelsan AS; Israel Aerospace Industries Ltd; L3 Link Training & Simulation; Leonardo SpA; Sikan Nutzfahrzeuge GmbH; Simlat Uas Simulation; Singapore Technologies Electronics Limited and Zen Technologies Limited among others.
North America held the significant market share in year 2020, along with the notable revenue generation opportunities in Europe and APAC.
The List of Companies - Drone Simulator Market
- Aegis Technologies
- CAE Inc
- General Atomics
- Havelsan AS
- Israel Aerospace Industries Ltd
- L3 Link Training & Simulation
- Leonardo SpA
- Simlat Uas Simulation
- Singapore Technologies Electronics Limited
- Quantum3D
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