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Optionally Piloted HelicoptersExecutive SummaryKey FindingsExecutive SummaryMarket Scope and DefinitionsMarket DefinitionMarket ScopeKey QuestionsTechnology ReadinessOPHs Programs TimelineMarket OpportunitiesBiggest Enablers to Consider for OPHsBiggest Enablers to Consider for OPHs ExplainedA Force Multiplier—The Versatile Military Aircraft ScenarioA Force Multiplier—The Versatile Civil Aircraft ScenarioA Force Multiplier—Manned/Unmanned Teaming ScenarioKey Roles and Missions for Military OPHs What are the Key Roles and Missions for Civil OPHs? Where are OPH Future Market Opportunities?Market BarriersBiggest Restraints to OvercomeBiggest Restraints to Overcome ExplainedFirst Adoption Barrier—Technology ReadinessSecond Adoption Barrier—The Regulatory ClashSecond Adoption Barrier—Regulatory TimelineSecond Adoption Barrier—The Regulatory ClashSecond Adoption Barrier—The Regulatory Clash (continued)Second Adoption Barrier—The Regulatory Clash (continued)Second Adoption Barrier—The Regulatory Clash (continued)Third Adoption Barrier—Operators Perception Third Adoption Barrier—Operators Perception of Aircraft Market PenetrationWhen will the Conversion from Helicopter Fleet into OPHs Start?MethodologyForecast MethodologyProjected Impact on the Helicopter Industry 2035Projected Impact on the Helicopter Industry 2035 (continued)Projected Impact on the Helicopter Industry 2035 (continued)Projected Impact on the Helicopter Industry 2035—Get Unmanned or Die TryingConclusionsConclusion—OPHs in the Line of Sight ‘2015–2035’Conclusion—OPHs in the Line of Sight ‘2015–2035’ (continued)Conclusion—OPHs in the Line of Sight ‘2015–2035’ (continued)Conclusion—OPHs in the Line of Sight ‘2015–2035’ (continued)Conclusion—What Value will OPH Bring to Operators?Legal DisclaimerAppendixLevel of Technology Maturity—NASA Technology Readiness LevelsLevel of Technology Maturity—NASA Technology Readiness Levels (continued)Program # 1—K-MAX ®: The Pioneer Program # 2—A/MH-6X Little Bird, The Weaponised RivalProgram # 3—Optionally Piloted BLACK HAWK (OPBH), A Heavier PlayerProgram # 3—Optionally Piloted BLACK HAWK (OPBH), A Heavier Player (continued)Program # 4—Rotorcraft Unmanned Air System/OPH” (RUAS/OPH), A Promising European Blend Program # 5—EC 145, An Encouraging Cargo and ISR Performer Program # 6—SA-400 Jackal, A Gifted OutsiderProgram # 7—Autonomous Aerial Cargo/Utility System (AACUS) ProgramProgram # 8—Autonomous Technologies for Unmanned Air Systems (ATUAS) ProgramProgram # 9—The Alternatives? RUAVsProgram # 9—The Alternatives? RUAVs (continued)Program # 9—The Alternatives? RUAVs (continued)OPH-RUAV BenchmarkList of AcronymsThe Frost & Sullivan StoryThe Frost & Sullivan StoryValue PropositionGlobal PerspectiveIndustry Convergence360º Research PerspectiveImplementation ExcellenceOur Blue Ocean Strategy
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