Medical Drones Market 2027 Overall Study Report | Zipline, Vayu, Matternet, Flirtey, Embention, DJI, DHL, among others

Polaris Market Research has announced the addition of the " Medical Drones Market Report 2027 Production, Sales And Consumption Status And Prospects Professional Research", The report classifies the global Medical Drones Market in a precise manner to offer detailed insights about the aspects responsible for augmenting as well as restraining market growth

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List of Key Players of Medical Drones Market
• Zipline
• Vayu
• Matternet
• Flirtey
• Embention
• DJI
• DHL

The global medical drones market size is expected to reach USD 947.6 million by 2027 and is expected to grow at a CAGR: 31.6% From 2020 –2027. Medical drones refer to the aerodynamic pods that are being deployed to transport key medical supplies that comprises of primary medical aids, vaccines, and drugs. Through the development of highly advanced technology has resulted in notable adoption of medical drones across the hospitals and military bases.

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There’s continuous ongoing research in this field to develop new products with superior accuracy and speed in delivery of medical supplies to the targeted location. These drones can be either operated manually or they can be strategically programmed for performing long-distance flights and following the designated route precisely. In addition, they also have several key benefits such as they don’t require any landing space and can be programmed to drop the supplies by flying near to the ground.

Polaris Market Research has segmented the medical drones market report on the basis of drone type, application, end-use, and region

Medical Drones by Drone Type Outlook
• Fixed Wing
• Rotor Drone
• Hybrid Drones

Medical Drones by Application Outlook
• Blood transfer
• Drugs/Pharmaceutical Transfer
• Vaccination Programs

Medical Drones by End-Use Outlook
• Emergency Medical Services
• Government Organizations
• Blood Banks

Players in the market have primarily adopted partnership strategy to strengthen their position in the global market. For instance, in June 2020, TechEagle has partnered with Zomato to boost the delivery of medical supplies via drones all across the regions in India that are facing floods and due to the ongoing COVID-19 pandemic situation.

The UK based research firm Nesta in its report titled “Flying High” in collaboration with NHS discussed the possibilities of rapid transportation of medical necessities in between the UK hospitals based in London. This move could bring faster delivery, reliable cost cutting, and improved timely patient care, even to the accident areas. It is being estimated that the use of medical drones could result in saving USD 21 billion in the annual cost to the country’s economy.

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