Public Safety Drones Market | Industry Analysis, Trend, Growth, Opportunity, Forecast 2021-2027 | Key Player - Aarav Unmanned Systems, 1 Martian Way Corporation, Cron Systems, AerialPhoto, Detect Technologies, Drone Tech Lab, Aero360 |

Public Safety Drones Market Outlook – 2027

Public safety drones are the combat version of unmanned aerial vehicles (UAVs), which are used by public safety officials. Public safety drones are utilized to gather data about fire, to find a missing person, and to public safety. Moreover, these drones are used for number of missions such as surveillance, intelligence gathering, early warning, artillery & gunship guidance, and threat detection. One common public safety application that drones are ideally suited for is search and rescue respectively. In addition, unmanned aerial vehicles (UAVs)are typically very time consuming &difficult for ground teams to efficiently cover large areas in their search for injured or distressed individuals, but drones are able to quickly cover those areas and can utilize thermal signatures by means of forward-looking infrared (FLIR) cameras to locate the missing or distressed individual and assess their status. Hence, the drone can be used to send information on location and environmental conditions back to the ground crew to make sure the right kind of help arrives as quickly as possible. Hence, low operational cost when compared with the manned surveillance aircraft and high endurance limit of these drones are expected to further grow the market in the forecast period.

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COVID-19 scenario analysis:
• In the COVID-19 pandemic, there have been reported attempts to utilize drones in different scenarios, albeit, mainly sporadically and not at scale.
• The drones have been used during the pandemic for aerial spraying of disinfectant in public areas and contaminated places.
• A number of different public safety and law enforcement agencies or organizations across the world have deployed drones to surveil the public spaces by gaining a better situational awareness and enforce quarantine by sending messages over a loudspeaker.

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Top impacting factors: market scenario analysis, trends, drivers, and impact analysis

Some of the factors that boost the growth of the global market include increase in use of drones by police official for search and rescue and rise in awareness for the disaster response drones. However, privacy and security concerns and high-resolution satellite imagery are anticipated to hamper the growth of the market. Conversely, defense companies are integrating artificial intelligence (AI) & deep learning to automate inspection processes by the use of small drone software’s even more precise to provide more value, which is expected to offer lucrative opportunities for the market in the forecast period.

The public safety drones trends are as follows:

Increase in use of drones by police official for search and rescue

Many public safety agencies are starting their own unmanned aerial vehicle (UAV) programs. The tailored specifically for police can fit in any interceptor and allow rapid deployment for any situation, giving law enforcement teams wider situational awareness, allowing them to formulate an appropriate response in any situation. Moreover, whether in response to a disaster earthquake event, a missing hiker, or a boater in distress, the capabilities of a remote-controlled drones to search large areas quickly and efficiently with high definition video and thermal video regardless of ground conditions make search and rescue operations much more efficient and effective. Hence, adoption of such drones is boosting the growth of the public safety drones market.

Rise in awareness about the disaster response drones

Public safety drones have become advanced and are equipped with high-quality video cameras. These drones are the cost-effective alternative to traditional helicopters. For over a decade, manufacturing companies have specialized in cost-effective thermal drone solutions for first responders. In addition, these drones understand their use cases and unique procurement process making us the smart choice for enterprise solutions. Hence, these drones are been adopted by many agencies across the world specially in developed economies, which is expected to contribute toward the growth of the market during the forecast period.

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