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Global workforce shortages are accelerating the adoption of unmanned solutions for several industries. Unmanned ground vehicles (UGVs) can play an important role in this process by lowering costs and performing tasks in remote areas where workers are difficult to find. There is a significant overlap in military and commercial UGVs, with many platfo...

Globally, passenger demand is rising, resulting in increased flight movement not only at Tier I airports but also at Tier II and III airports. This is leading ANSPs and airport authorities to look for ways to increase flight handling capacity at airports and in the airspace. Aeronautical information is undergoing digital transformation to address g...

Airports are changing considerably amid multiple challenges: air travel demand soars, surpassing infrastructure capacity; airspace becomes more congested than ever; workforce shortages persist; supply chain disruptions add layers of complexity; and airports must address geopolitical uncertainty, climate risks, and rising costs.To address these chal...

Artificial intelligence (AI) is a key driver for Industry 4.0, with the potential to disrupt numerous business verticals. The technology’s ability to perform human-like cognitive functions such as learning, reasoning, problem solving, planning, and self-correction, and to make decisions based on simulations drives its large-scale adoption. Currentl...

In the past decade, the technology for building and operating unmanned aerial systems (UASs)also commonly referred to as unmanned aerial vehicles (UAVs), remotely piloted aircraft (RPA), or droneshas become relatively inexpensive and very accessible. This has caused a rapid proliferation in use. This rapid proliferation is occurring military, civ...

The research service indicates that despite the global economic crisis, the military naval vessels and SIS market is relatively immune from the austerity measures that have been implemented in many countries. North America continues to be the biggest market for military naval vessel suppliers. However, the highest percentage growth for the market w...

The global military T&S market has been broken down into three end-user segments: Air, Land and Naval end users. It provides an analysis of accessible revenue to the market by regions (Africa, Asia-Pacific, Central Asia, Europe, Latin America, Middle-East, and North America), training equipment, and training services. Revenue for training equipment...

30 Dec 2015  |  Europe  |  Market Research

Analysis of the Global Military Training & Simulation Market

Achieving Combat Readiness for Asymmetric and Conventional Warfare

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The analysis of the global military training and simulation market is broken down into four end-user segments: air, land, naval, and joint. Accessible revenues are analyzed by region (Africa, Asia-Pacific, Central Asia, Europe, Latin America, Middle-East, and North America), training equipment, and training services. This study covers 85 countries....

This report focuses the US Department of Defense (DoD) tactical networks market activities and opportunities. Tactical networks are deployable and mobile information technology (IT) and radio networks used for battle management, weapons systems, and the command and control of military units. The study outlines the DoD’s efforts to introduce commerc...