The drone industry is moving towards the Red Sea, how to develop in the future?

The drone industry is developing rapidly, but there are still inevitable industry barriers. How to grasp the general trend of the industry macroscopically?

The drone industry developed rapidly in 2016, and many industries began to dabble in drones. There are causes and consequences. What is the reason for the rapid development of the drone industry, and what promotes the development of drones? What are the problems in the process of development and how to solve them? What is the development trend in the future?

Based on these problems, Yuchen and China Aviation News Network jointly produced the China Civil UAV Industry report-"China Civil UAV Market Analysis and Prospect" (2016 trial release). It is committed to analyzing UAV industry data, providing UAV market valuation and looking forward to the future of the industry. Industry information is within reach. On the basis of macroscopically grasping the development status and future of the UAV industry, let your career go further.

Industry chain develops UAV Industry in an all-round way to the Red Sea

From 2007 to 2012, civil UAV manufacturers have sprung up like bamboo shoots after a spring rain. From 2012 to now, with the participation of DJI, Zero Intelligence Control and other enterprises, consumer drones have been pushed into the Red Sea and ushered in an unprecedented era of development.

The white paper deeply interprets the reasons for the development of UAV, and analyzes the development of UAV from the perspective of industry chain, from the production of front-end raw materials to back-end user service, a comprehensive introduction of the whole industry to provide convenience for you.

With the accumulation before the outbreak, the disadvantages of UAV development in many fields are looming.

Thanks to the efforts of people in the industry, up to now, drones have been used in agricultural plant protection, police security, electric power patrol, film and television aerial photography, geographical surveying and mapping, meteorological detection, search and rescue, solar power generation equipment inspection, oil and gas pipeline inspection and other fields, with more than 600 uses.

Data is the support of all information. Take plant protection drones as an example, the number of plant protection drones in China in 2015 was 2324 (statistics from 31 provinces), with a total operating area of 11.528 million mu, an increase of 234% and 170.6% respectively. With the encouragement of policies, the gradual maturity of flying training market and the acceleration of precision agriculture, more enterprises will layout the plant protection UAV market, and the annual product sales scale of plant protection UAV is expected to reach 20 billion yuan in the future. In the field of police security, as of November 2015, the public security organs and actual combat units of 25 provinces, autonomous regions and municipalities directly under the Central Government have been equipped with nearly 300 police drones. In addition, disaster relief, film and television aerial photography, energy facilities inspection, meteorological observation, geographical mapping and other fields have witnessed the application value of drones (see industry report for details).

Various industries have begun to use drones, but the application of drones is rarely seen. What's the reason? Immature technology and few professionals are the inevitable reasons for this result. What else? This report gives a detailed interpretation of the development status, technical advantages, barriers, development trends and prospects of UAV in these areas.

20 billion market size? The market for drone service is still immature.

The pain point of manufacturing stimulates the rise of the service industry. Poor communication capacity of the industry, imperfect sales channels, high price barriers, technical difficulties, frequent accidents, insufficient supply of flying hands …... The drawbacks of these industries have promoted the development of the drone service market. Media, e-commerce, leasing, operation, insurance and pilot training are developing rapidly. Yuchen predicts that in the next five years (2016-2020), China's UAV service market will exceed 20 billion yuan, and operational services will account for 49% of the total.

As a member of the UAV media industry, Yuchen predicts that the demand for professional media in the industry will continue to increase in the future, and the volume of China's UAV media market will reach 240 million yuan in 2020.

JD.com, Xiaomi and other enterprises began to dabble in drone enterprises, although in the current situation, there is little chance of success in the short term, but the recognition of drones in various industries has been demonstrated. While seeing a bright future, we should not ignore the inevitable shortcomings in the development of UAV in China: late start, immature system, large market space, long industrial chain and complex business areas. In what direction will the development of each module develop in the future? Where are the potentials and barriers? What other conditions are required for a mature market?

The frequent supervision of drone "black flying" is far from enough.

The frequent occurrence of "black flight" incidents of drones is a headache. Since 2003, China has begun and gradually improved its UAV regulatory system.

The report details the development of UAV regulation and interprets the latest regulations on the operation of light and small drones (for trial implementation). What are the advantages and disadvantages of the widely recognized cloud regulation, and the development trend of China's civil UAV supervision system.

Finally, China's civilian drones are developing rapidly, but light is accompanied by darkness. How to realize the standardization of the UAV industry and overcome the barriers to the development of the industry as soon as possible requires the joint efforts and discussion of people in the industry and UAV enthusiasts. The purpose of the report is to convey professional industry information, interpret the current situation of the industry, look forward to the future of the industry, and promote the establishment of industry norms to practitioners, researchers, enthusiasts and investors in the industry. provide research and data support for the drafting and formulation of industry standards, and contribute to the development of the UAV industry.

There is still a long way to go, the white paper provides you with professional analysis and prediction, and we will wait and see for the follow-up development of drones.

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