In 2017 what can be UAV use for
Amazon wants to set up a new standards of e-commerce, like to be delivered through the UAV to arrive in the same day(or arrival immediate). This news is still a headlines during these years. Today, many people are living in a revolution which driven by UAV: agriculture, movies, incident photography, and inspections (roofs, bridges, towers, and other place dangerous or difficult to arrive). Cause of the strict regulation, the popularity of UAV is not that well, but we still trust that in 2017, in the following six industries, UAV will have a great use.
1. Athletic and sports
Last year UAV is widely used in film, today we think it will be use in sports match. As we all know UAV match is more and more popular, although in this activities, UAV and manipulators are basically separated from each other. However, this year you can also let the UAV traction (whether in the water or snow, as long as a traction rope hanging on the UAV), let it fly to the sky. Knight can remotely control the speed and direction of the UAV. Enhanced reality (AR) also hope to penetrate into the field of unmanned aerial vehicles, that time, driving unmanned aerial vehicles will be like driving f-15 fighters, through AR technology for air combat. Or you can imagine the wings of the "wizard treasure dream".
2. medical care
Last year, Rwanda launched the world's first domestic unmanned aerial vehicle delivery service to deliver much-needed blood for difficult-to-reach remote areas. But that's just the beginning. Although the drug and blood transport between medical institutions can greatly change people's lives, but the UAV can also be used as an immediate delivery mechanism within the hospital to deliver life-saving medical materials in a faster and more efficient way. An operator can control up to 20 UAVs, theoretically can complete 20 life-saving hospital delivery tasks
3. Search and rescue
You may have heard of unmanned aerial vehicles in a dangerous terrain to assist in search and rescue missions, where helicopters can not fly, but UAVs also carry fire fighting equipment. The New York City Fire Department is experimenting with an unmanned aerial vehicle that can send video and infrared images back to the command and control center, giving commanders more real-time information to help them react immediately and save the lives of firefighters. On the beach, with the help of advanced image recognition technology, UAV monitoring is more effective than the human eye, capable of scanning larger waters, finding those struggling at sea, and moving faster than sea rescue workers Transport rescue equipment (although they can not implement cardiopulmonary resuscitation).
4. Security and protection
Recently, police and defense departments have serious concerns about UAVs, including how to monitor recreational unmanned aerial vehicles, prevent spyware, illegal video recording, and dangerous terrorist attacks. Some start-ups are developing a means of poisoning, using UAVs to monitor the sky, and capturing suspicious or illegal flying unmanned aerial vehicles. In the military field, UAVs will be able to act as a remote communications hotspot in remote areas to ensure that all forces are within the signal range. Similar civilian unmanned aerial vehicles will expand signal coverage and bandwidth in large-scale, temporary population-intensive activities such as concerts, demonstrations or disaster scenes.
5. Art and entertainment
Lady Gaga's "Super Bowl" show, hundreds of millions of viewers in the entertainment front to see the performance of UAV in the entertainment, UAV in the exciting unmanned aerial carnival performance played by the role of the same as the spotlight. UAVs can perform similar performances into art expressions, including dance and other art forms.
6. Instant logistics
UAV shipments may be cool, but UAV operations behind the scenes may be equally important for retailers and consignors. UAVs can efficiently and cost-effectively survey and scan plant shelves, products and containers. So, while manufacturers are busy automating the warehouse with robots (which may take years), the truth is that we are more likely to see UAVs enter the supply chain, scan the ground and load and unload inventory.
Break the limit
In 2017, due to the development of UAV technology, the upper bounds of the industry will soar to new heights. With UAV technology improvements and regulatory barriers to overcome, in areas we have never imagined, UAVs will be more efficient, more reliable and safer than traditional technologies.
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