Emerging Opportunities for Robotics in Military and Defense Applications

Emerging Opportunities for Robotics in Military and Defense Applications

Surveillance, Logistic Support, Explosive Detection and Neutralization are High Impact Sectors

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25-May-2023
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Technology Research
Research Code: DA9E-01-00-00-00
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Emerging Opportunities for Robotics in Military and Defense Applications
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Various military operations increasingly choose to deploy robots due to the advantages they provide in various safety, surveillance, and rescue operations. These robots help troops improve the accuracy of a task, provide flexibility to perform multiple functions, shorten time required to complete tasks, enable traversing in hazardous environments, while facilitating longer operation with full efficiency.

Bio-inspired robotics aims to improve security and enhance defense systems. Most of the designs focus on creating robotic vehicles and gadgets inspired by natural examples from plants, animals, birds, and insects translated into biochemical engineering and nanotechnology.

Geopolitical crises have a large impact on the robotic surveillance market, and it is driving the demand for military automation. NLP innovations have improved robot control, and thus has increased the demand for such systems. Future advancements such as composite AI, decision intelligence, responsible AI will allow robots to take complex decisions to ensure trust.

This Frost & Sullivan study on covers the following topics:
•     Technology Landscape and trends
•     Technology adoption factors— drivers and challenges
•     Applications, trends, and key developmental strategies of key industry participants
•     Comparative analysis of regions based on factors such as application potential, disruption, and opportunity
•     Patent landscape and growth opportunities that enable the adoption of next-generation military and defense robot technologies

Why Is It Increasingly Difficult to Grow?The Strategic Imperative 8™: Factors Creating Pressure on Growth

The Strategic Imperative 8™

The Impact of the Top 3 Strategic Imperatives of Robotics in Military and Defense Applications

Growth Opportunities Fuel the Growth Pipeline Engine™

Research Methodology

Scope of Analysis

Segmentation of Robots Using Different Platforms

Growth Drivers

Growth Restraints

Technology Snapshot of Robotics for Military and Defense

Current and Emerging Robotics Applications in Military and Defense

Trends Driving Military Robot Development

Technology Advancements Key Robotic Components

Strategic Partnerships

Strategic Partnerships (continued)

Mergers and Acquisitions

New Product Developments and Their Significance

Investment Trends

Global Regulatory Landscape

Innovators in Military Robotics

Global Opportunity Analysis of Robotics for Military and Defense

Global Opportunity Analysis of Robotics for Military and Defense (continued)

Impact Index Indicators

Regional Analysis

Global Patent Jurisdictions Assessment

Patent Trends Analysis

Growth Opportunity 1: The Development of Modular and Multi-functional Robots to Tackle Ethical and Legal Challenges

Growth Opportunity 1: The Development of Modular and Multi-functional Robots to Tackle Ethical and Legal Challenges (continued)

Growth Opportunity 2: A System to Help Team Building between Manned Systems, Unmanned Systems, and Soldiers

Growth Opportunity 2: A System to Help Team Building between Manned Systems, Unmanned Systems, and Soldiers (continued)

Growth Opportunity 3: Lightening of Soldiers’ Physical Workload Will Be a Near-term Priority for Some Armies

Growth Opportunity 3: Lightening of Soldiers’ Physical Workload Will Be a Near-term Priority for Some Armies (continued)

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Various military operations increasingly choose to deploy robots due to the advantages they provide in various safety, surveillance, and rescue operations. These robots help troops improve the accuracy of a task, provide flexibility to perform multiple functions, shorten time required to complete tasks, enable traversing in hazardous environments, while facilitating longer operation with full efficiency. Bio-inspired robotics aims to improve security and enhance defense systems. Most of the designs focus on creating robotic vehicles and gadgets inspired by natural examples from plants, animals, birds, and insects translated into biochemical engineering and nanotechnology. Geopolitical crises have a large impact on the robotic surveillance market, and it is driving the demand for military automation. NLP innovations have improved robot control, and thus has increased the demand for such systems. Future advancements such as composite AI, decision intelligence, responsible AI will allow robots to take complex decisions to ensure trust. This Frost & Sullivan study on covers the following topics: • Technology Landscape and trends • Technology adoption factors— drivers and challenges • Applications, trends, and key developmental strategies of key industry participants • Comparative analysis of regions based on factors such as application potential, disruption, and opportunity • Patent landscape and growth opportunities that enable the adoption of next-generation military and defense robot technologies
More Information
Deliverable Type Technology Research
Author Himanshu Kashinath Mhatre
Industries Aerospace, Defence and Security
No Index No
Is Prebook No
Keyword 1 Military Robots Market
Keyword 2 Military Robotics Market
Keyword 3 Defense Robotics
Podcast No
WIP Number DA9E-01-00-00-00