Drones for Dangerous and Hard-To-Reach Areas
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March 10, 2020Drones for Dangerous and Hard-To-Reach Areas
Smaller, rugged, A.I.-powered drones can access dangerous and hard-to-reach spaces. Companies now use drones to survey the insides of underground mines, ballasts of tanks and inside of nuclear facilities. Home and building inspectors now use drones to inspect rooftops and sides of buildings. Such use of drones could improve human safety, cut costs, and shorten downtimes.
Related trends
This trend is part of our section on Drones. Other trends in this section include:
- Autonomous Underwater Vehicles
- Drone Air Lanes
- Follow Me Autonomously
- Drone Swarms
- Medical Supply Drone Delivery
- Drone Operation Centers
- Drones-as-a-Service
- Personal Home Drone Surveillance
- Flying Beyond Visual Line of Sight
- Real-Time Mapping
- Drones for Dangerous and Hard-To-Reach Areas
- Clandestine, Disappearing Drones
- Flying Taxis
This trend is related to the following industries:
Aerospace, Agriculture, Airlines, Alternative Energy Production & Services, Architectural Services, Auditors, Auto Manufacturers, Broadcasters, Radio and TV, Builders/General Contractors, Cable & Satellite TV Production & Distribution, Civil Servants/Public Officials, Commercial TV & Radio Stations, Construction, Corporate Boards & Directors, Covid-19/ coronavirus, Defense, Education Colleges & Universities, Electric Utilities, Environment, Finance, Foreign & Defense Policy, Gas & Oil, Government - National, Government - State and Local, Government Regulators, Heavy Industry, Hedge Funds, Information Technology, Infrastructure, Insurance, Law Enforcement, Lawyers/Law Firms/Legal Industry, Lobbyists, Manufacturing, National Security, News Media, Online Media, Private Equity, Professional Sports, Radio/TV Stations, Real Estate, Technology Company, Telecommunications, Transportation, Travel Industry, TV Production, Utilities, Venture Capital, Waste Management, Work (Future of)