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miércoles, 17 de enero de 2018

Additive Manufacturing for the UAV Industry: Analysis and Forecast


In this report, the firm Automotive and Transport Market Research Reports projects that the yearly value of AM manufactured parts in the UAV industry to reach $1.9 billion, driving over $400 million in yearly sales of Additive Fabrication equipment, software, materials and services.


The UAV Additive Manufacturing report also provides information on which companies and institutions in the space infrastructure industry are using Additive Fabrication today, with relevant case studies. Key firms in the UAV AM segment include: BoeingCRP GroupDJIEHANG, EOSGeneral AtomicsHPHubsanLockheed Martin, Northrop GrummanOxford Performance Materials (OPM)Parrot, RicohStratasys3D Systems and 3DR.


The report includes an in-depth analysis of the material used for UAV AM prototyping and production, which takes into consideration both high performance polymers and metals as well as composites, ceramics and technologies for direct 3D printing of electronics. This report quantifies the projected value of additive manufactured parts and identifies the most commercially important technologies, materials and applications in 3D printing of UAV parts for prototyping, production and replacement.


The analysis includes ten-year forecasts of the materials, hardware, software and AM services, both in terms of demand and revenues. Granular geographic and part type information completes this first ever accurate study of the potential for AM in the rapidly evolving UAV industry, including defense, commercial and consumer applications.

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martes, 14 de enero de 2014

Personal UAVs


Some of the UAVs being shown at this week's Consumer Electronics Show in Las Vegas include items that are for play, personal photography and other uses which could lead to a market for the products.


French-based technology firm Parrot unveiled its "mini drone" toy which can be controlled from a smartphone. "We have civilian drones and now we have toy drones," Parrot's Nicolas Haftermeyer told AFP, describing the Parrot drone as a device designed for teenagers who enjoy a challenge of using a tablet to drive the device. While one division of the French firm makes fixed-wing drones for mapping and other purposes, this devices, which can be held in one's hand, are purely designed for play, says Haftermeyer.


DJI's Michael Perry said the group has established "a platform for any user to create amazing videos from the skies." While most of the usage so far has been for personal photography and professional cinematographers, Perry said DJI devices were also used for search-and-rescue operations in the Philippines after Typhoon HaiyanThe company offered a test flight of its Phantom 2 Vision which it calls "the world's first consumer quadcopter with a built-in high-performance camera." The device can fly 25 minutes and send images and location back to a smartphone which directs navigation. It also is programmed to return home if the user loses the location. DJI says the device can revolutionize photography by getting to places normally inaccessible, like the middle of the Grand Canyon, or close to sporting events. But there could be other uses, such as for disaster relief. DJI has three other flying devices including one designed for professional cinematography and photography.

martes, 18 de junio de 2013

Parrot aterriza en Le Bourget con sus UAVs de uso civil


Parrot ha aterrizado en el Paris Air Show con novedades en el mercado de los drones profesionales de uso civil y en su famoso cuadricóptero AR.Drone 2.0.
 
 
La firma participa en Le Bourget presentando las nuevas funcionalidades de su famoso cuadricóptero AR.Drone:
 
  • 2.0. Flight Recorder: Una caja negra que permite ver los vuelos del dispositivo en 3D y geoposicionarlo para que vuelva al punto de origen
  • Director Mode: Funcionalidad creada para que cualquier piloto pueda convertirse automáticamente en un director de cine con el AR.Drone 2.0
  • Nueva batería de alta densidad: para que los vuelos no sólo sean mucho más divertidos, sino que también duren mucho más.