Mercado de veículos não tripulados subaquáticos da Ásia-Pacífico – Tendências e previsões do setor para 2030

Análise e dimensão do mercado de veículos subaquáticos não tripulados da Ásia-Pacífico

O mercado da vigilância oceânica relacionada com a defesa é impulsionado pelas capacidades superiores de vigilância, identificação e interceção dos veículos marítimos não tripulados em relação aos sistemas convencionais. Podem ser equipados com sistemas de armas estabilizados, sistemas de vigilância e sistemas de rastreio eletro-ópticos que podem monitorizar utilizando visão infravermelha tanto à noite como durante o dia. Interfaces melhoradas, interoperabilidade de plataformas e sensores diminuiriam significativamente os custos. A necessidade de veículos marítimos não tripulados será impulsionada por uma maior ênfase na identificação dos vários estados estáveis ​​dos sistemas terrestres, na aprendizagem do que causa a evolução de um estado estacionário para outro e na descoberta de ligações entre os estados dos sistemas aparentemente não relacionados, como o clima e a atividade tectónica.

A Data Bridge Market Research analisa que o mercado de veículos subaquáticos não tripulados, avaliado em 1.241,80 milhões de dólares em 2022, atingirá os 4.071,15 milhões de dólares até 2030, crescendo a um CAGR de 16% durante o período de previsão de 2023 a 2030. Além dos insights de mercado como o valor de mercado, a taxa de crescimento, os segmentos de mercado, a cobertura geográfica, os participantes do mercado e o cenário de mercado, o relatório de mercado com curadoria da equipa de pesquisa de mercado da Data Bridge inclui análise especializada aprofundada, análise de importação/exportação, análise de preços, análise de consumo de produção e análise de pilão.

Âmbito e segmentação do mercado de veículos não tripulados subaquáticos da Ásia-Pacífico  

Definição de mercado

An underwater vehicle that can operate remotely or autonomously without human input is referred to as an unmanned underwater vehicle (UVV). These are essential for activities involving underwater exploration because manual exploration presents a number of challenges. These vehicles are equipped with sensors for sonar, thrusters, cameras, and other equipment. Autonomous underwater vehicles, or AUVs, are self-propelled, unmanned, untethered underwater vehicles that are capable of carrying out simple tasks without the assistance of a human. In order to map the ocean floor or describe the physical, chemical, and biological properties of the water, AUVs are frequently used as survey platforms.

Asia-Pacific Underwater Unmanned Vehicle Market Dynamics

Drivers

• Expansion of the smart device market encourages the creation of operational and risk management.

Changes in operational and risk management have resulted from the introduction smart devices. Modern imaging and navigation systems are designed to operate safely under challenging circumstances.  Increased government spending on military research and development, defense, and ocean exploration is also anticipated to hasten market growth. During the forecast period, the quick development of technology is also expected to fuel market expansion. As an illustration, in October 2021, Water Linked and QYSEA Technology Co., Ltd., a manufacturer of remotely operated vehicles, will work together to outfit QYSEA's ROV with advanced underwater positioning sensors. These elements are anticipated to affect the market during the forecast period favorably.

• Rising demand in the oil and gas industry will propel the global unmanned underwater vehicle (UUV) market.

Separate from surface vessels, unmanned underwater vehicles (UUVs) have proven useful for marine drilling operations. Over the past five years, the use of small, portable unmanned underwater vehicles has significantly increased in the oil and gas sector. The ECA Firm, for instance, has an agreement with Petrus Resources, a major supplier of oil and gas facilities, to provide the service of an A18D AUV for inspecting and surveying facilities. The demand for unmanned underwater vehicles from oil and gas producers is anticipated to increase significantly during the forecast period, supporting industry expansion.

Opportunities

• Rising demand as a result of advancements in battery life and functionality

The battery life and operation capabilities of unmanned underwater vehicles are anticipated to increase, giving them a stronger foothold in the commercial market. UUVs have a battery life of fewer than 24 hours, which is significantly decreased if required to operate in deep waters because thrusters consume most of the power in these vehicles. The time and effort needed to swap out old batteries for new ones while conducting ongoing underwater operations can be reduced with the help of these technologies for UUV operators. Unmanned underwater vehicles can be more capable of manipulating objects, enabling them to modify their operations throughout underwater missions. As a result, high-speed unmanned underwater vehicles use NiMH batteries more frequently.

• The on-board sensor allows transporting electrical equipment

The ability of unmanned underwater vehicles to transport electrical equipment for imaging and monitoring is enhanced by the sensors on board. Additionally, they reduce the power requirements of the onboard electronic components, opening the door for developments such as underwater AUV recharge. For instance, WiBotic (U.S.) offers battery intelligence and underwater wireless power solutions. Kongsberg Maritime (Norway) provides the EELUME AUV, which can be permanently positioned on the seabed and charge underwater.

• Rising worries about maritime security and cross-border naval operations create demand

Terrorism and maritime privacy are severe issues for shipping and have high human and financial costs. Port security, drug trafficking on ships, and undocumented migrants are all rising. Unmanned surface vehicles (USVs) are being used for more missions and applications by the navy and defense departments. In addition to being used for mine countermeasure (MCM) operations and anti-submarine warfare (ASW), autonomous underwater vehicles (AUVs) and remotely operated vehicles (ROVs) are frequently built to be deployed for intelligence, surveillance, and reconnaissance (ISR) operations thus creating a market expansion for such products.

Restraints/Challenges

• The lack of an efficient communication system restricts market expansion.

Unmanned underwater vehicles are cutting-edge naval technologies with high-tech parts that can be operated autonomously for various underwater applications. The UV is equipped with sensors and navigation systems connected via signal transmission for real-time communication control of speed, direction, and data gathering. Through the information being distorted underwater, communication and signal transmission are one of the main issues with unmanned underwater vehicles.

• High prices prevent the market from expanding.

AUVs are expensive maritime platforms. For instance, the A18 AUV from the ECA GROUP (France) has a maximum difficulty rating of 3,000 meters and costs between $ 2 and $ 6 million. Acquiring retired AUVs for surveying missions increases the cost of exploration and surveying operations. AUVs are more frequently used for simpler tasks such as ecological monitoring, but despite this, their high maintenance, production, research and development, and system difficulty costs prevent them from being widely adopted. An AUV's mounted instruments can cost between $ 5,000 and $ 100,000 each, but their ASP is only $ 70,000. At sea, running an AUV costs $1,000 per day. As a result, if a thirty-day mission's operational budget is calculated, it equals $ 30,000, or about 43% of the AUV's typical selling price. As a result, the growth of the market for UUVs is constrained by the high operational costs of AUVs.

• Slow underwater survey speeds can limit growth.

Slow underwater survey speeds is one of the difficulties UUVs face. Electromagnetic (EM) waves cannot operate appropriately in underwater habitats deeper than 200 meters due to the conductivity of saltwater. Unmanned Underwater Vehicles use these acoustic waves, which travel slowly, to conduct deep-water surveys. Unmanned underwater vehicles do not use FSO waves because of their short range. Unmanned underwater vehicles' signals are further impacted by the water's refraction, absorption, and scattering, thus limits the underwater unmanned vehicle market from growing.

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Recent Developments

• In 2021, the next-generation Utility Class ASV, the SR-Utility 3.0, was unveiled by Sea Robotics Corporation. By giving expert surveyors a configurable platform that supports swappable payloads and sensors and incorporates existing instrumentation, the newest addition to the SRC portfolio aims to increase the scope and versatility of unmanned coastal marine survey activities.
• In 2021, under a contract given by the Navy on August 26, 2019, General Dynamics Mission Systems delivered the Knifefish surface mine countermeasure unmanned underwater vehicle system. The five Knifefish systems (10 total UUVs) and support equipment are to be purchased under the terms of the contract, which was immediately given after a successful Milestone C decision and approval to begin low-rate initial production (LRIP).
• In 2021, the Navy and the Marine Corps published the Unmanned Campaign Framework to direct their investments in and integration of unmanned platforms in the US. The demand for unmanned marine vehicles for defense will also grow as investments in the navy and the nation's defense systems increase.

Asia-Pacific Underwater Unmanned Vehicle Market Scope

The underwater unmanned vehicle market is segmented on the basis of type, product type, component, propulsion system, operating depth, size range, application, technology, and payload. The growth amongst these segments will help you analyze meagre growth segments in the industries and provide the users with a valuable market overview and market insights to help them make strategic decisions for identifying core market applications.

Type

• Remotely Operated Vehicle (ROV)
• Autonomous Underwater Vehicle (AUV)
• Shallow
• Medium
• Large
• Hybrid Underwater Vehicle (HUV)

Product Type

• Heavy Work Class Vehicle
• Work Class Vehicle
• High-Capacity Electric Vehicle
• Small Vehicles
• Man Portable
• Light Weight Vehicles
• Heavy Weight Vehicles
• Large Vehicles

Components

• Inertial Navigation Systems
• Cameras
• Lighting Systems
• Sensors
• Video Screens
• Synthetic Aperture Sonar
• Others

Shape

• Torpedo
• Laminar Flow Body
• Streamlined Rectangular Style
• Multi hull

Propulsion System

• Hybrid Systems
• Electric Systems
• Non-Electric systems
• Mechanical Systems
• Others

Operating Depth

• 1000-3000m
• 200-1000m
• less than 200m
• more than 3000m

Size Range

• HWV (12.75-21)
• LWV (9-12.75)
• Man-Portable (3-9)
• Large (>36)

Application

• Army and Defense
• ISR
• Intelligence
• Surveillance
• Reconnaissance
• Mine Countermeasures
• Anti-submarine warfare
• Detection
• Inspection
• Navigation
• Accident Investigation
• Petroleum and Gas
• Environmental Security and tracking
• Oceanography
• Archaeology and Exploration
• Search and Rescue Activities
• Commercial Exploration
• Scientific Research
• Miscellaneous
• Other

Technology

• Collision Avoidance
• Navigation
• Communication
• Imagery
• Propulsion

Payload

• Sensors
• Synthetic Aperture Sonar
• Cameras
• Inertial Navigation Systems
• Echo Sounders
• Acoustic Doppler Current profilers
• Others

Underwater Unmanned Vehicle Market Regional Analysis/Insights

The underwater unmanned vehicle market is analysed and market size insights and trends are provided by country, type, product type, component, and shape, propulsion system, operating depth, size range, application, technology and payload as referenced above.

The countries covered in the underwater unmanned vehicle market report are China, Japan, India, South Korea, Singapore, Malaysia, Australia, Thailand, Indonesia, Philippines, Rest of Asia-Pacific (APAC) in the Asia-Pacific (APAC).

A China domina o mercado e continuará a florescer a sua tendência de domínio durante o período de previsão na Europa. O principal factor atribuível ao domínio da região é o facto de a China estar a desenvolver e implementar tecnologias mais recentes, que são comercializadas como a próxima geração de veículos subaquáticos autónomos. Além disso, foram abertos vários centros de inovação e investigação para assumir e desenvolver o design UUV.

Além disso, o Japão e a Índia estão também a adoptar novas tecnologias para criar veículos subaquáticos autónomos que podem ser controlados remotamente, à medida que crescem as preocupações de segurança para defender as fronteiras de ameaças externas e à medida que aumenta a procura por oceanografia e investigação.

A secção do país do relatório também fornece fatores individuais de impacto no mercado e alterações na regulamentação do mercado interno que impactam as tendências atuais e futuras do mercado. Pontos de dados como a análise da cadeia de valor a jusante e a montante, tendências técnicas e análise das cinco forças de Porter, estudos de caso são alguns dos indicadores utilizados para prever o cenário de mercado para países individuais. Além disso, são considerados a presença e disponibilidade de marcas globais e os desafios enfrentados devido à grande ou escassa concorrência de marcas locais e nacionais, o impacto das tarifas nacionais e das rotas comerciais, ao mesmo tempo que se fornece uma análise de previsão dos dados do país.

Análise do cenário competitivo e da quota de mercado dos veículos não tripulados subaquáticos

O panorama competitivo do mercado de veículos subaquáticos não tripulados fornece detalhes por concorrente. Os detalhes incluídos são a visão geral da empresa, finanças da empresa, receitas geradas, potencial de mercado, investimento em investigação e desenvolvimento, novas iniciativas de mercado, presença global, localizações e instalações de produção, capacidades de produção, pontos fortes e fracos da empresa , lançamento de produto, largura e amplitude do produto, aplicação domínio. Os dados fornecidos acima estão apenas relacionados com o foco das empresas relacionado com o mercado de veículos subaquáticos não tripulados.

Alguns dos principais players que trabalham no mercado dos veículos subaquáticos não tripulados são:

• ORPC, Inc.
• Lockheed Martin Corporation (EUA)
• Saab AB (Suécia)
• Kongsberg Marítima (Noruega)
• Boeing (EUA)
• Northrop Grumman (EUA)
• Sistemas BAE (Reino Unido)
• ATLAS ELEKTRONIK GmbH (Alemanha)
• International Submarine Engineering Limited (Canadá)
• Teledyne Technologies Incorporated. (NÓS)
• Oceaneering International, Inc.
• SUBSEA7 (Reino Unido)
• Engenharia de Boston (EUA)
• GRUPO ECA (França)
• HII (EUA)
• Modus Submarine Services (Reino Unido)
• L3Harris Technologies, Inc.
• EchoBlue Ltd (Reino Unido)
• Grupo Único. (Emirados Árabes Unidos)
• Tales (França)

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