#Counter UAS Market

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Global Counter UAS Market Projected to Reach USD 7.51 Billion by 2032

Global Counter-UAS Market Outlook

The global Counter-Unmanned Aerial System (Counter-UAS) market has emerged as a critical Défense and security industry segment, driven by increasing threats posed by unauthorized and hostile drones. With a market size valued at USD 0.83 billion in 2022, the industry is projected to skyrocket to USD 7.51 billion by 2032, demonstrating a remarkable CAGR of 24.7% over the forecast period (2024–2032). This unprecedented growth underscores the vital need for advanced counter-drone solutions in both military and civilian applications.

Counter-UAS systems, also known as anti-drone systems, are technologies designed to detect, track, and neutralize unmanned aerial vehicles (UAVs). The rise of drones for commercial, recreational, and military purposes has been accompanied by growing concerns about their misuse, leading to security breaches, espionage, and potential terror attacks. The Counter-UAS market addresses this challenge with innovative solutions that protect airspace, critical infrastructure, and personnel from unauthorized drones.

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Key Drivers Fuelling Market Growth

Several factors are propelling the rapid growth of the Counter-UAS market:

Increasing Drone Incidents and Security Threats The proliferation of drones across industries has led to a rise in incidents involving unauthorized UAVs. Security agencies and defense forces are witnessing increased drone-related disruptions, such as airspace violations, surveillance, and payload deliveries for illicit purposes. This growing concern has accelerated the demand for advanced counter-drone technologies to mitigate threats effectively.

Rising Military Applications Defense organizations worldwide are investing heavily in Counter-UAS systems to protect military bases, troops, and critical assets from drone-based threats. Modern warfare now incorporates UAVs for reconnaissance and attacks, compelling military forces to adopt anti-drone systems as part of their defense strategies.

Growth in Civilian and Commercial Infrastructure Protection Airports, power plants, stadiums, and government buildings have become increasingly vulnerable to drone incursions. Incidents like drones disrupting flights or compromising national security have pushed governments to mandate the deployment of Counter-UAS systems in public and critical infrastructure.

Technological Advancements Innovations in radar, radio frequency (RF) detection, artificial intelligence (AI), and directed-energy weapons have revolutionized counter-drone technologies. Systems that combine detection, tracking, and neutralization in real-time are becoming increasingly efficient and cost-effective, fueling market adoption.

Market Segmentation and Key Solutions

The Counter-UAS market is segmented based on technology, platform, end-user, and region.

By Technology:

Detection Technologies: Radar systems, RF sensors, electro-optical/infrared (EO/IR) systems, and acoustic sensors.

Neutralization Technologies: Jamming systems, directed-energy weapons (lasers), kinetic solutions, and drone capture systems.

By Platform:

Ground-Based: Stationary and mobile Counter-UAS units deployed at critical infrastructure or military bases.

Airborne: Counter-drone systems integrated into aircraft for aerial surveillance.

Handheld: Portable solutions used by law enforcement or military personnel for immediate threat mitigation.

By End-User:

Military & Defense: Largest segment, driven by the rising adoption of anti-drone systems for battlefield and asset protection.

Commercial: Airports, event venues, power plants, and other critical infrastructure.

Government & Homeland Security: Counter-UAS deployment for border control, public safety, and national security.

Regional Analysis: Key Markets for Counter-UAS

North America: Leading the market due to significant investments in defense and security infrastructure. The U.S. Department of Defense (DoD) is at the forefront, with robust funding and initiatives for advanced Counter-UAS systems.

Europe: Countries like the U.K., Germany, and France are witnessing increased adoption to protect airports, critical infrastructure, and military assets.

Asia-Pacific: The region is expected to grow rapidly, driven by rising geopolitical tensions, military modernization programs, and increasing drone-related threats in countries like China, India, and South Korea.

Middle East & Africa: Investments in security and defense systems to protect oil infrastructure and combat regional conflicts are boosting the market.

Competitive Landscape

The Counter-UAS market features intense competition among global and regional players. Companies are focusing on innovation, partnerships, and acquisitions to gain a competitive edge. Key players include:

Lockheed Martin Corporation

Raytheon Technologies

Northrop Grumman

DroneShield Ltd.

Rafael Advanced Defense Systems

Thales Group

These companies are actively developing next-generation solutions that integrate AI, machine learning, and advanced sensor technologies to address evolving drone threats.

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Future Outlook

The Counter-UAS market is poised for exponential growth as drone-related threats become more sophisticated. Continuous innovation, combined with strong government support and rising defense budgets, will drive the adoption of advanced counter-drone technologies. Emerging trends, such as AI-driven autonomous systems and laser-based directed-energy weapons, will further enhance the efficiency and accuracy of Counter-UAS solutions.

Conclusion

The Counter-UAS market’s projected growth from USD 1.29 billion in 2024 to USD 7.51 billion by 2032 at a CAGR of 24.7% reflects its critical importance in today’s evolving security landscape. With drones becoming increasingly accessible and their misuse posing serious threats, the need for robust counter-drone technologies has never been greater. As innovations continue to reshape the market, Counter-UAS solutions will play a pivotal role in ensuring safety and security for military, commercial, and civilian applications.

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Thermal Imaging Market to be Worth $7.8 Billion by 2032

Meticulous Research®—a leading global market research company, published a research report titled, ‘Thermal Imaging Market by Type (Handheld Cameras, Fixed Cameras, Scopes, Modules), Technology (Cooled, Uncooled), Wavelength (SWIR, MWIR, LWIR), Application (Security & Surveillance) - Global Forecast to 2032’

According to the latest publication from Meticulous Research®, the thermal imaging market is expected to reach $7.8 billion by 2032, at a CAGR of 7.2% from 2025 to 2032. This market’s growth is attributed to several factors, such as the growing need for surveillance & security solutions and the increasing utilization of thermal imaging in manufacturing and industrial settings. Additionally, the surge in demand for thermal imaging in healthcare, growing military & defense expenditure in advanced surveillance technologies, and rising unmanned aerial vehicles (UAVs) are expected to create market growth opportunities. However, the availability of alternative imaging technologies, such as visible light cameras & radar systems, may restrain the growth of this market.

On the other hand, the high cost of thermal imaging devices is a major challenge for the players operating in this market.

The global thermal imaging market is segmented by type, technology, wavelength, and application. This study also evaluates end-user industry competitors and analyzes the market at the region/country level.

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Based on type, the thermal imaging market is broadly segmented into handheld/portable cameras, fixed/mounted cameras, scopes & eyewear, and modules. In 2025, the portable or handheld cameras segment is expected to account for the largest share, over 55.0%. This segment's large market share is attributed to its features, such as ease of use and portability, and the growing use of portable or handheld cameras for field inspection & maintenance and emergency and rescue operations.

However, the fixed/mounted cameras segment is expected to register the highest CAGR during the forecast period. This segment’s growth is driven by its ability to provide continuous, high-precision, real-time monitoring of critical infrastructure without the need for manual intervention, to withstand harsh environmental conditions, and its increasing demand for fixed thermal cameras for integrating with automated security and monitoring systems.

Based on technology, the thermal imaging market is segmented into cooled thermal imaging and uncooled thermal imaging. In 2025, the cooled thermal imaging segment is expected to account for a larger share of over 64.0% of the thermal imaging market. This segment’s large market share is due to its sensitivity, high accuracy, long-range detection, and image resolution, which allows for the detection of minute temperature differences and the capture of detailed thermal images and increasing use of cooled thermal imaging for extreme environmental conditions, such as high-temperature industrial environments or cold regions.

However, the uncooled thermal imaging segment is expected to register the highest CAGR during the forecast period. This segment’s growth is driven by its features, including cost-effectiveness, ease of maintenance, reduced operational costs, and growing demand for uncooled thermal imaging products in applications such as building diagnostics, wildlife monitoring, emergency response, law enforcement, and temporary monitoring needs in various scenarios.

Based on wavelength, the thermal imaging market is segmented into shortwave infrared (SWIR), mid-wave infrared (MWIR), and longwave infrared (LWIR). In 2025, the LWIR segment is expected to account for the largest share of over 49.0% of the thermal imaging market. The growing use of LWIR cameras in environmental monitoring, advanced driver assistance systems (ADAS), security and surveillance, and the need to detect thermal radiation emitted by objects across various industries are the main causes of this segment's large market share. Other factors include the segment's ability to provide non-contact temperature measurement for monitoring high-temperature processes and equipment, and its cost-effectiveness in comparison to MWIR and SWIR systems.

However, the SWIR segment is expected to register the highest CAGR during the forecast period. This growth is driven by its superior image contrast and detail, enhanced capability to ensure clear visibility in challenging environmental conditions, including smoke, fog, and haze, and growing demand for SWIR technology in medical diagnostics for non-invasive imaging.

Based on application, the thermal imaging market is segmented into aerospace & defense, security & surveillance, building & construction, personal vision systems, healthcare & medical diagnostics, energy & utilities, agriculture, research & development, search & rescue operations, marine systems, and other applications. In 2025, the security & surveillance segment is expected to account for the largest share of over 41.0% of the thermal imaging market. The growing need for improved surveillance capabilities, such as visibility in low light and obscured conditions, the growing use of thermal imaging to improve perimeter security for securing sensitive facilities and high-profile events, and the growing integration of thermal cameras into smart security systems to the overall effectiveness of security measures are all factors contributing to this segment's large market share.

However, the healthcare & medical diagnostics segment is expected to register the highest CAGR during the forecast period. This growth is being driven by an increase in demand for thermal imaging technology owing to its non-invasive nature for early disease detection by identifying abnormal heat patterns associated with conditions such as breast cancer, vascular disorders, and inflammation, and an increase in the use of thermal imaging for fever screening in public areas and in veterinary medicine to diagnose and monitor health conditions in animals.

Based on geography, the thermal imaging market is segmented into North America, Europe, Asia-Pacific, Latin America, and the Middle East & Africa. In 2025, North America is expected to account for the largest share of over 36.0% of the thermal imaging market.

North America's significant market share can be attributed to several key factors, including rising concerns over terrorism, crime, and public safety, increasing deployment of thermal imaging in large-scale surveillance applications such as city-wide monitoring or border control, increasing technological advancements in thermal imaging, high investments in advanced technologies for military and defense applications, and growing focus on advancing medical tools for non-invasive diagnostics and early disease detection.

Moreover, Asia-Pacific is expected to register the highest CAGR of over 8.5% during the forecast period.

Key Players:

The key players operating in the thermal imaging market are Teledyne FLIR LLC (U.S.) (a subsidiary of Teledyne Technologies Incorporated (U.S.)), Fluke Corporation (U.S.), L3Harris Technologies, Inc. (U.S.), Leonardo S.p.A. (Italy), Axis Communications AB (Sweden), BAE Systems plc (U.K.), RTX Corporation (U.S.), Lockheed Martin Corporation (U.S.), Testo SE & Co. KGaA (Germany), Thales Group (France), Seek Thermal, Inc. (U.S.), Exosens (France), Honeywell International Inc. (U.S.), Trijicon, Inc. (U.S.), Cantronic Systems, Inc. (U.S.), Safran Group (France), Zhejiang Dali Technology Co., Ltd. (China), HT Italia S.r.l. (Italy), Thermoteknix Systems Ltd. (U.K.), and Bullard (U.S.).

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Which are the high-growth market segments based on type, technology, wavelength, application, and geography?

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What are the market forecasts and estimates for the period 2025–2032?

What are the major drivers, restraints, opportunities, and challenges in the thermal imaging market?

Who are the major players, and what shares do they hold in the thermal imaging market?

What is the competitive landscape in the thermal imaging market?

What are the recent developments in the thermal imaging market?

What do the major players adopt the different strategies in the thermal imaging market?

What are the key geographic trends, and which are the high-growth countries?

Who are the local emerging players in the global thermal imaging market, and how do they compete with the other players?

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The U.S. dismounted counter-UAS market is projected to reach $2,273.2 million by 2033 from $650.7 million in 2023, growing at a CAGR of 13.32% during the forecast period 2023-2033.

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A LITTLE SOMETHING

A/N not even exhaustive hours of patrol can stop hawks from paying you a little visit. can be platonic as well!

The city was unusually quiet for this time of night, a stillness settling over the streets as Hawks swooped through the skies, his wings cutting through the cool air with ease. But as smooth as his flight appeared, exhaustion weighed heavily on him.

The Hero Commission had been relentless lately, sending him out on countless patrols, missions, and intelligence-gathering tasks. No matter how much he accomplished, there was always something more to be done. It wasn’t in Hawks’ nature to complain, so he took it all in stride. After all, he was the No. 2 hero—this came with the job.

Still, the fatigue was getting harder to hide. His eyes stung from lack of sleep, his body ached from overexertion, and his feathers, usually vibrant and sharp, drooped slightly from the wear and tear of the day. But no one noticed—at least, no one in the Hero Commission did. He made sure of that. He’d perfected the art of looking fine, of playing the carefree, laid-back hero who could handle anything. But under the surface, he was running on fumes.

As he glided over the city, his sharp eyes caught sight of a familiar market, its soft lights still on despite the late hour. He was supposed to be heading straight back to headquarters after his patrol, but he couldn’t resist.

He hadn’t seen you much that day, both of you caught up in your respective schedules.

He knew how tired you must be from work, and even though he was barely keeping himself upright, he wanted to do something for you—something small, just to see you smile.

With a quick dive, Hawks landed near the entrance of the market, his boots softly hitting the ground. The shopkeeper barely had time to acknowledge him before Hawks was already moving toward the snack aisle, scanning the shelves for your favorite treat. He spotted it almost immediately—a pack of chocolate-covered mochi, something he knew you liked. He grabbed a couple of them, knowing you’d appreciate the gesture.

As he approached the counter to pay, the shopkeeper gave him a curious look. “Long night?”

Hawks offered his usual grin, the one that masked the exhaustion behind his eyes. “Something like that. Just picking up a little something for a friend.”

The shopkeeper smiled knowingly, ringing up the snacks without another word.

With the mochi in hand, Hawks took to the skies once again, his flight slower now, more deliberate as he made his way toward UA. His body was screaming for rest, but his mind was already focused on you.

He wanted to see you, even if just for a moment.

Hawks’ wings folded in behind him as he made his way to your apartment, moving through the familiar halls with practiced ease. He stopped in front of your door, the faintest hint of nerves bubbling up in his chest—a feeling he wasn’t quite used to.

He knocked softly, leaning against the doorframe, the mochi tucked behind his back like a secret.

You opened the door after a moment, your hair slightly messy, dressed in comfortable clothes after what had clearly been a long day.

You blinked up at him, surprised to see him there so late. “Keigo?”

He grinned, though the fatigue in his eyes was harder to hide now that he was standing in front of you. “Hey. Thought I’d stop by.”

Your brow furrowed slightly, your eyes immediately scanning him with concern.

“You look exhausted,” you said, her voice soft, but tinged with worry. “You’ve been on patrol all day, haven’t you?”

Hawks shrugged, playing it off like he always did. “Just another day at the office,” he said, flashing her a smile. “But I brought you something.” He revealed the pack of chocolate-covered mochi from behind his back, holding it out to you with a playful smirk. “Thought you could use a pick-me-up.”

Your eyes softened as you looked at the snack, then back at him. “You’re the one who needs a pick-me-up,” you muttered, though there was a small smile on your lips as you took the mochi from him. “You didn’t have to do this.”

Hawks shrugged again, but there was a warmth in his eyes as he watched you.

“Maybe I wanted to.”

You hesitated for a moment, then stepped aside, gesturing for him to come in. “You should sit down before you collapse.”

He chuckled, but didn’t argue, stepping into your apartment and making himself comfortable on the edge of your couch.

His wings drooped slightly as he sat, the exhaustion catching up to him now that he wasn’t flying or patrolling. He stretched out his arms, letting his muscles relax for what felt like the first time in hours.

You sat next to him, opening the pack of mochi and offering him one. “Here,” you said, your voice soft. “You need this more than I do.”

He accepted it with a grateful smile, popping the treat into his mouth. The sweet, chewy texture was a welcome distraction from the fatigue. For a moment, you sat in comfortable silence, sharing the snacks as the night settled around them.

After a while, you turned to him, your expression more serious. “You should take a break, Keigo. You’re running yourself into the ground.”

He gave a small laugh, though there was a tired edge to it. “You sound like someone I know.”

You raised an eyebrow. “Because it’s true.”

Hawks leaned back, resting his head against the wall, his eyes closing for a moment. “Yeah, maybe. But I’m fine. Really.”

You weren’t convinced, and you knew better than to push him too hard, but you couldn’t help the concern that bubbled up in your chest.

You reached out, your fingers lightly brushing against his arm, a gentle touch that you hoped would offer some comfort.

Hawks opened his eyes at the contact, glancing down at your hand. He smiled softly, though there was something deeper in his gaze—something more vulnerable, more real. “Thanks,” he said quietly, his voice softer now, without the usual bravado.

You nodded, your hand lingering on his arm for a moment longer before you pulled it back. “You don’t always have to be the strong one, you know.”

Hawks chuckled again, though this time it was more genuine. “I’ll keep that in mind.”

For a moment, you just sat there, the quiet of the room wrapping around you like a blanket. Hawks’ wings shifted slightly, the feathers brushing against your side, warm and soft.

You leaned into the touch, your head resting lightly on his shoulder without even thinking about it.

Hawks glanced down at you, a small, contented smile playing on his lips. He didn’t say anything—he didn’t need to. Just having you close was enough.

As the night wore on, the exhaustion finally caught up with him. His eyes grew heavy, his body relaxing more into the couch. You didn’t move, staying by his side, your presence a quiet comfort.

“Hey,” Hawks murmured after a while, his voice barely above a whisper. “Thanks… for letting me crash here.”

You smiled, your eyes half-closed as you leaned against him. “Anytime.”

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Maybe Hero

Hawks / Keigo Takami X Reader

-Y/N L/N a UA’s 1st year Department of Support was mistaken by the No. 2 hero as a hero.

Chapter 2: Ms. Newbie

Patrol.

The number of times you've been mistaken as a newbie hero was a lot. Considering you have no plans of being a hero.

You're just walking around in your new suit to advertise.

After Izuku had finished classes, he rushed to the lab to test on your suit. When it worked with a resounding success, you only need market. Making the suit would be impossible for Mei with rhe number of micro properties that needs to be perfected and no tools needed so you are needed in making. You both are also lacking in materials with just the materials racking around 70 million yen, thanks to those other equipments you've sold you got the money.

Now, this extremely expensive suit needs to be sold. What better way to get the attention other than to showcase it.

You fly relatively high to see a bigger area, but low enough to catch people's attention. Scouring for trouble, no hero was deployed in the area to scout so it shouldn't be a hard time finding a villain.

Not that you were manifesting or glad, but you managed to find one after an explosion occurred. You were excited to show off your new robot... until you saw the number of people going down one after the other.

Ah right. You were still a 15 year old with no heroic experiences, you had completely forgotten.

It wasn't a huge threat but a threat nonetheless. Maybe would require a help of 2 heroes of low rank or 1 mid ranked hero.

You were scared.

But your fear was overpowered. When you saw a familiar face.

"Holy shit is that the vice of Honkai Industries?!" The smell of investment.

When the villain was running to attack the man, you swoop in and grabbed him.

"Who are you?!" The man was scared. You settle him down to an open area.

"Your next business partner."

You pull out your sword from your side and ignited it.

The villain was a transformation type. His limbs extended and stretched as if it was from a cartoon.

He uses no equipment you can mess with.

You charged forward, swinging your sword in a calculated arc. The man swiftly dodged and weaved, his body contorting and stretching to evade each precise strike. With a fierce grin on his face, he retaliated, launching himself into the air and delivering a barrage of rapid punches, his fists slamming into the robot's metallic exterior. You raise your arms to prevent the attack on your exposed head...

Undeterred, you countered with a sweep of a sword. The man, stretched his limbs, propelling himself out of harm's way just in time. As he landed, a spark of determination flickered in his eyes and a sickening smirk.

"You're pathetically weak for a hero."

You flinched. "ITS BECAUSE IM NOT A HERO I'VE NEVER RECEIVED ANY TRAINING I DONT WANT TO BE A HERO!" You scream in your mind.

He lunged forward, delivering a series of lightning-fast attacks, each blow connecting with precision. You try your best to keep up with his attacks. Upon successfully keeping up with it due to the material used for the robot, you endured the onslaught, your sword swining blindly trying to land a hit on him.

But in a climatic moment the man's fist grew larger, one could compare the size to a giant's. You can't escape that...

As the fist slowly descended. Hawks swiftly intervened, swooping in to save you from possibly dying. With his wings spread wide, Hawks shielded you from the man's attack, effectively redirecting the course of the battle.

"That was close. Help the civilians, I'll handle the rest!" Hawks ordered.

But you were still shaken from the fact you almost died.

"Miss!" He shakes you, snapping you back. You looked at him fearfully. He sighs knowing you are incapacitated for now. "Can you stay somewhere safe hmm?"

With tears pooling, you reluctantly nodded. He gave you a smile and you got away from his hold.

The vice from Honkai Industries had long left the scene, and you checked to see if there were any civilians you come across whilst running.

Getting somewhere you think was safe enough you got off your suit. There were numerous of damages, it didn't seem like so as you were in contact. The material used was totally worth it as it kept you safe. You activate your quirk restoring the suit.

The number of damages it took was quite a lot as you never really dodged any attacks so you sat next to your suit as it repaired itself.

Luckily your sword had no damages.

You curled yourself, tucking your knees in as you softly cry alone. You never wanted to be a hero. What were you thinking.

"I could've died." You sobbed quietly.

Shaking in fear, fighting really wasn't your strong suit. Kendo classes as a kid being the only source of your knowledge.

Your pity party was interrupted when you gelt something tickle you. You raise your head, your snot, tear and sweat covered face, to see the hero who had saved you kneeling in front of you. You bite your lip to prevent your sobs.

"You did great you know..." He pulls you in, rubbing soothing circles on your back. "You held out and kept the civilians safe. And you're safe too. All is well."

You cling on his coat taking deep ragged breaths to calm yourself down.

"Ms. Newbie, you can't let every fight break you down. You're a hero, you have to stand your ground. Are you going to cry like this everytime you fight a villain?"

You composing yourself raised your head once again. He gave you a smile that was infectious.

"Ahh, look at what you did, you made a mess on my coat. SMH."

You laughed, "Did you seriously just say SMH?"

"Maybe..."

Your gaze swept over the hero's features, you couldn't help but be captivated by his unique charm. His piercing, keen eyes drawing her in with their intensity. The slight curve of his lips, hinting at a playful yet confident demeanor, caused a flutter in your heart.

You flushed realizing you've been staring. The hero clears his throat, and takes his coat off.

"You know, you made a mess out of that its only fair you get it cleaned. Maybe give it back on i don't know, whenever neither of us have patrol? Over coffee or lunch?"

Your heart skipped at the suggestion. Holy shit was he really asking you on a date. You looked at him in shock.

Your eyes traced the lines of his face, noting the subtle imperfections that only added to his allure. The rugged edges of his jawline, held a magnetic appeal. And the way his wind-tousled hair framed his face, sparked a growing fascination within. You wondered if this will get you anywhere.

"So? Ms. Newbie, are you free?"

"I-" You couldn't bring yourself to correct him about something that is probably important. You know the moment you do, you'll lose his attention. "I-I'm free next weekend..."

The hero smirked, "So can I get your name and number?" He hands you his phone.

You couldn't give him your name. What if he looks you up?

"W-well I dont know yours. I dont think it's fair for only one of us to know..." You laughed nervously as you input your number.

"Well you, cutie, can call me Hawks." He smiled. "I on the other hand, have nothing to call you."

Your suit dinged indicating that the repair was done. You got up to get on.

"Y-You can just call me uhm... whatever you want." you flushed.

He chuckled, "A woman secrets. Not even a hero name?"

"I'm not known for a reason."

"Robot Samurai."

"What-?"

"I'm trying to think of a hero name. Robo Kenshi? Optimus Prime?"

"Optimus Prime?" You giggled.

"He has a sword." He shrugged. "What about Cyberblade? I like Cyberblade."

You shake your head, "Call me whatever. Its not like I'll use it."

"WOW, That is so rude. I'm using all my amazing naming skills."

"You named yourself Hawks, because you're a bird."

"Robot Samurai wins then?"

"I'll see you next weekend." You smile to yourself and fly away.

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Israel records $12.5 billion in defense exports, led by drones, air defense

Abraham Accord partners account for a jump in Jerusalem's sales.

By   SETH J. FRANTZMAN

A model by Israeli Aerospace Industries at Sea Air Space 2023 shows an uncrewed system coming in for a landing on a ship. (Aaron Mehta / Breaking Defense)

JERUSALEM — Israel’s defense exports reached a record high of $12.5 billion in 2022, according to the Israeli Ministry of Defense, led by keen global interest in drones and air defense systems.

An MoD report released today also noted continued growth in a new, big market for Israeli tech: Abraham Accords countries in the Gulf that bought approximately $3 billion-worth of defense platforms. This means that since the peace deals were signed in 2020, sales to countries that Israel has new ties with are now almost as high as all of Israel’s $3.6 billion in sales back in 2005.

Overall “Israeli defense exports have doubled in less than a decade and increased by fifty percent in three years,” the Ministry said. Israel has been a leader in drone exports for decades, owing to the fact the country was a pioneer in UAVs in the 1980s and also a leading developer of loitering munitions.

RELATED: Latest tests of Israel’s maritime Iron Dome take aim at ‘future’ threats

Even with competition from China, Turkey and other drone manufacturers, the Israeli report says around one quarter of the agreements signed in 2022 were for UAVs and drones. Israel’s three large defense companies — Elbit Systems, Rafael Advanced Defense Systems and Israel Aerospace Industries — all play a role in the UAV and counter-UAV market. Elbit makes the large Hermes 900 drone, and IAI sells the Heron line of drones. Rafael is a part owner of Aeronautics with makes the Orbiter line.

“The remarkable data unveiled by the Israeli defense establishment, reaching new heights in defense exports, showcases the State of Israel’s strength and excellent technological capabilities. Through the creativity and innovation of both the Israeli defense establishment and the Ministry of Defense, we not only outpace our adversaries but also sustain our qualitative edge,” said Minister of Defense, Yoav Gallant.

Israel has approximately 120 defense companies, including many smaller companies that focus on unique technologies, such as radars, or sights for rifles and C-UAS systems. Israel’s defense sales are led in some cases by government-to-government deals, such as the May deal between Israeli and Dutch ministries of defense for $305 million-worth of Elbit-made PULS Rocket Artillery Systems.

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The anti-drone market in the US is expected to grow at a CAGR of 24.0% during the forecast period.

The US leads the global anti-drone market, holding the largest share of deployed systems across military, defense, commercial infrastructure, and homeland security sectors. The military and defense sector is the primary driver of this growth, as anti-drone systems are heavily utilized in these applications. Several well-established companies in the country are spearheading extensive research and development efforts in anti-drone technologies. The anti-drone market in the US is experiencing significant growth, driven by the increasing threat posed by unauthorized drones in the military, defense commercial, and homeland sectors. As drones become more affordable and accessible, their misuse for illegal activities, surveillance, smuggling, and even potential terrorist attacks has escalated. These challenges have propelled the demand for advanced counter-drone technologies, placing the US at the forefront of innovation in this sector.

The growth of the US anti-drone market is fueled by multiple factors, including national security concerns, technological advancements, and government initiatives aimed at protecting critical infrastructure. Airports, military bases, energy facilities, and large public events are among the most vulnerable to drone-related incidents. In recent years, unauthorized drones have caused disruptions at airports, posed risks to national defense assets, and raised alarms over the potential use of drones for smuggling contraband across borders. These growing threats have emphasized the urgency of developing comprehensive solutions to detect, track, and neutralize rogue drones. According to the FAA, combined sales of hobbyist and commercial drones are projected to grow from 277,386 units in 2018 to 835,211 units by 2023. Consequently, the rising use of drones is expected to increase potential threats in the years ahead.

Leading defense manufacturers and technology companies are pioneering systems that combine radar, radiofrequency (RF) detection, and infrared sensors with advanced artificial intelligence and machine learning algorithms. These systems enable real-time detection and classification of drones, allowing operators to distinguish between legitimate and unauthorized devices. Technologically advanced solutions, including directed energy weapons, high-powered lasers, and microwave systems, offer the capability to neutralize drones without collateral damage. GPS jamming and spoofing technologies are also gaining traction as effective methods for disrupting drone operations.

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Government initiatives have played a pivotal role in shaping the US anti-drone market. The Federal Aviation Administration (FAA) and the Department of Homeland Security (DHS) have implemented regulations to restrict unauthorized drone activity, particularly around sensitive locations. Programs such as the FAA's "Counter-UAS National Action Plan" aim to enhance federal agencies' detection and mitigation capabilities. Moreover, the US military has made significant investments in counter-drone systems to address emerging threats on the battlefield. As of March 2022, the US provided Ukraine with a significant security assistance package valued at USD 800 million. This package included weapons capable of inflicting substantial damage on Russian forces, such as FGM-148 Javelin anti-tank weapons, FIM-92 Stinger anti-aircraft missiles, AT-4 anti-tank unguided missiles, grenade launchers, body armor, and millions of rounds of ammunition. In January 2023, High Point (US) acquired Black Sage Technologies, a prominent US-based C-UAS and security solutions provider. This acquisition solidified High Point's presence in the UAV and C-UAS sectors.

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Drone Warfare Market: Current Analysis and Forecast (2024-2032)

The global drone warfare market has advanced with improved global demand in modern warfare for state-of-the-art unmanned aerial systems (UAS). Countries around the globe are procuring technical advances in order to improve their fighting strength, increase vigilance and optimize the operations’ efficiency.

Adapting to Evolving Military Strategies

The complexity of warfare is rising with the new forms of security threats and interests and thus the need for accuracy in a battle. Military organizations have shifted their strategies of fighting towards drone warfare due to the flexibility that such technology addresses, that is the ability to maneuver in tough terrains and the capacity to counter eventualities. For instance, different countries are using these Unmanned Aerial Vehicles – UAVs in reconnaissance, surveillance, and target acquisition, thus enhancing our efficiency in warfare.

In 2023, Northrop Grumman enhanced its Global Hawk UAV with new radar and sensor technologies, improving its ability to conduct long-range ISR missions with increased accuracy and data processing capabilities.

In 2022, General Atomics introduced an upgraded version of the MQ-1C Gray Eagle. The upgraded version featuring advanced electro-optical and infrared sensors for improved ISR capabilities, enhancing the U.S. Army's ability to conduct comprehensive surveillance operations.

Emphasis on Mobility and Survivability

Drone warfare solutions are becoming mandatory for any military force in the world that wants to be more effective in operations, have better awareness of the environment, and increase survivability. This is because the manufacturers are coming up with new solutions incorporating advanced technologies and designs to enhance performance. For instance, the American military has been placing high stakes in stealth and AI equipped drones to gain higher effectiveness in their operations while try to reduce the impact of human losses. In the same way, the employment of swarm drones by China shows that there is remarkable focus on employing drones to accomplish strategic goals. For instance, in March 2024, Lockheed Martin introduced the Stalker VXE, an autonomous drone with enhanced AI capabilities for independent reconnaissance and surveillance missions, optimizing situational awareness in dynamic combat environments.

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Government Initiatives and Investments

The governments across the world today are venturing large sums of money in the development and use of drones. The increased emphasis in the development of new military tools, protection of the state and the response to novel threats have caused higher investment in drone warfare. For instance, the US Department of Defense has invested a great deal of money in the research of unmanned aerial vehicles with high aiming and surveillance features. In the same regard, the European Union has sponsored some research programs aimed at enhancing the operational characteristics of drones and thus attaining a qualitative edge. For instance, in April 2024, Northrop Grumman entered into a strategic partnership agreement on the launch of a research and development center for drone warfare with Innovation, Science and Economic Development Canada (ISED). This center will allow us to identify the technological progress in terms of autonomy, Artificial Intelligence, and sensors to achieve the future generation of military drones in Canada.

Conclusion

The global drone warfare business is bound to expand owing to the rising need for sophisticated military applications, overall effectiveness, and security. Various government policies, the development of new technologies, and changes in strategies by military forces will affect the company. With the increasing development of this sector, there are enormous prospects for global drone manufacturers where they will be able to advance the application of technology through engaging military forces across the world to bring new approaches and improving on the militaries.

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Germany Military Surveillance Drone Market Research: Global Economy, By Penetration, Forecast, 2024-2032.

In the heart of Europe, Germany stands as a beacon of innovation in defense technology, with the military surveillance drone market playing a crucial role in enhancing national security and operational effectiveness. Leveraging advanced technology, strategic partnerships, and operational expertise, German manufacturers lead the way in developing cutting-edge unmanned aerial systems (UAS) that meet the evolving needs of military forces at home and abroad.

The Germany Military Surveillance Drone Market is characterized by a strong focus on innovation, quality, and reliability, with industry leaders such as Airbus Defence and Space, Rheinmetall AG, and Diehl Defence driving progress and shaping the future of unmanned aerial systems. These companies specialize in designing and producing a diverse range of drones, from agile reconnaissance platforms to long-endurance surveillance aircraft, tailored to meet the specific requirements of German armed forces and international partners.

One of the primary drivers of the military surveillance drone market in Germany is the country's commitment to maintaining a technological edge in defense capabilities, with a focus on autonomy, interoperability, and mission effectiveness. German manufacturers collaborate closely with military end-users to develop advanced unmanned systems that enhance situational awareness, intelligence gathering, and operational agility in a variety of operational scenarios.

Moreover, German manufacturers are at the forefront of integrating cutting-edge technologies into military surveillance drones, including artificial intelligence, sensor fusion, and secure communication systems. These innovations enable drones to operate more effectively in complex and contested environments, providing military commanders with timely and accurate information to support decision-making and mission execution.

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In addition to traditional ISR missions, military surveillance drones in Germany are also utilized for a range of other roles, including target acquisition, electronic warfare, and reconnaissance. Their versatility and adaptability make them indispensable assets for German armed forces operating in diverse and challenging operational environments, from peacekeeping missions to counter-terrorism operations.

Looking ahead, the future of the military surveillance drone market in Germany appears promising, with continued investment in research and development driving innovation and growth. As defense priorities evolve and new security challenges emerge, unmanned aerial systems will play an increasingly vital role in safeguarding national interests, promoting stability, and advancing Germany's leadership in defense technology on the global stage.

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Anti-Drone Companies - RTX (US) and Lockheed Martin Corporation (US) are the Key Players

The global anti-drone market was valued at USD 1.2 billion in 2022 and is projected to reach USD 5.2 billion by 2028; it is expected to register a CAGR of 26.6% during the forecast period. Increasing government spending on counter-drone technologies and rising incidence of critical infrastructure security breaches by unauthorized drones are attributed to the ever-increasing demand for anti-drone systems.

Major Anti-Drone companies include:

RTX (US),

Lockheed Martin Corporation (US),

Leonardo S.p.A. (Italy),

Thales (France),

IAI (Israel),

Rafael Advanced Defense Systems Ltd. (Israel),

Blighter Surveillance Systems Limited (UK),

DroneShield Ltd (Australia),

Dedrone (US),

Accipiter Radar (Canada),

Boeing (US),

Moog Inc. (US),

HENSOLDT (Germany),

ApolloShield (US),

Saab (Sweden),

Northrop Grumman (US),

MBDA (Germany),

ASELSAN A.S. (Turkey),

DeTect, Inc. (US),

Battelle Memorial Institute (US), ART (Spain), Drone Defence (UK), Drone Major (England), SkySafe (US), BlueHalo (US), Fortem Technologies (US), D-Fend Solutions AD Ltd. (Israel), and CERBAIR (France) are some of the key players in the anti-drone market.

RTX

The Raytheon Missiles & Defense segment functions as a primary contractor or key subcontractor for multiple projects within the US Department of Defense, encompassing branches, such as the US Navy, US Army, Missile Defense Agency, US Air Force, and various international governments. Raytheon Australia, Speed Queen (US), Blue Canyon Technologies (US), Pratt & Whitney (US), and Microtecnica (Brazil) are its subsidiaries. It has a presence in over 30 countries, including the US, the UK, Australia, Saudi Arabia, and the UAE.

Lockheed Martin Corporation

Lockheed Martin Corporation operates as a global security and aerospace company engaged in researching, designing, developing, manufacturing, and integrating technologies, systems, products, and services. The company operates through the following business segments: Aeronautics, Missiles and Fire Control (MFC), Rotary and Mission Systems (RMS), and Space.

This segment is dedicated to activities, such as air and missile defense systems, tactical missiles, air-to-ground precision strike weapons, logistics, fire control systems, mission operations support, engineering support, integration services, manned and unmanned ground vehicles, and energy management solutions.

Leonardo S.p.A.

Leonardo S.p.A. operates in the aerospace, defense, and security sectors. The company operates through six reportable segments: Helicopters, Defence Electronics and Security, Aircraft, Aerostructures, Space and Other Activities. The Helicopters segment designs commercial and military rotorcrafts. The Helicopters segment manufactures complete tactical airlifters, combat aircraft, and unmanned air vehicles for civil and military applications. Under this segment, it specializes in designing rotorcrafts for commercial and military purposes. The Defence, Electronics & Security segment is engaged in information management, sensors, and systems integration businesses and delivers systems for critical missions, military sustainment requirements, and homeland security. It also provides combat support systems and services; unmanned, automation and electronic systems; missile systems; sensors, radars, and communications for airborne, land, naval, and underwater applications; artillery, power, and propulsion systems; weapon systems; torpedoes; and armored vehicles.

Leonardo DRS, a wholly owned subsidiary of Leonardo S.p.A., offers counter UAS systems and solutions through the Defence, Electronics & Security segment. This segment is involved in activities, such as information management, sensor technology, and system integration. It also delivers systems crucial for critical missions, military sustainability, and homeland security. It produces missile systems, torpedoes, naval artilleries, and armored vehicles.

Thales

Thales is a holding company that manufactures and sells electronic equipment and systems for the aeronautics, naval, and defense sectors. The company was formed in 1968 and is headquartered in Paris, France. Compagnie Francaise Thomson-Houston (CFTH) was founded in 1893, and in 1919, its name was changed to Compagnie General de Telegraphie Sansfil (CSF). Furthermore, the merger between CSF and Thomson-Brandt led to the formation of Thomson-CSF in 1968, and in 2000, the company changed its name to Thales.

Thales is a global technology leader in the aerospace, transport, aerospace & defense, digital identity, and security markets. The company produces, promotes, and distributes electronic equipment and systems within the aeronautics, naval, and defense sectors. It operates through the following segments: Defense and Security, Digital Identity and Security, Aerospace, and Others.

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The global counter drone market report Drone detection and drone mitigation or interception are the two categories of anti-UAS solutions, according to a market analysis of counter-drone technologies. Drones are located using a variety of drone-detecting techniques, including PTZ cameras, RF sensors, and radar. Drone detection will detect drones flying inside a protected area's border. Drone mitigation or interception operates by obstructing drone flight, either physically or technologically. Technology such as drone jammers, spoofers, security drones, and nets are examples of drone mitigation.

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Anti Drone Market Share 2029

The global anti drone market size was USD 1.34 billion in 2021. The market is projected to grow from USD 1.58 billion in 2023 to USD 6.95 billion in 2029, exhibiting a CAGR of 23.55% during the forecast period.

This information is provided by Fortune Business Insights, in its report titled, “Anti Drone Market, 2023-2029.”

COVID-19 Impacts:

Rise in Number of Unauthorized Drones During the Pandemic Resulted in More Investment in Anti Drone Technology

In the midst of social isolation and other government rules to contain the virus, the COVID-19 pandemic caused a dramatic trend in the increase of drone use for various applications. About 865,505 drones were registered in the U.S. as of October 2022.

The threat posed by rogue drones increased along with the unprecedented growth in the number of drones during the pandemic. As drones can fly low, it may be challenging for radars to detect them. The deployment of drones by both state-sponsored and non-state actors has led to a rise in the prominence of C-UAS technology among defense organizations worldwide.

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Segments:

Interdiction Segment to Be the Fastest Growing Segment Due to Development of Advanced Technology to Counter Drones

By method, the market is segmented into detection and interdiction. Among these, the detection segment dominated the global anti drone market share in 2021. Detection segment held the largest market share in 2021.

Rise in Use of High Energy Lasers Will Propel the Market Growth

Based on technology, the market is classified into RF analyzer, acoustic sensor, optical sensor, radar, RF jammer, GPS spoofer, high power microwave device, nets and guns, and high energy lasers. The RF jammer segment accounted for the largest market share in 2021.

Rise in Ground Based Systems to Propel the Growth of the Segment

Based on platform, the market is segmented into ground based, UAV, and handheld. The ground-based segment accounted for the highest market share in 2021.

Report Coverage:

The report offers a detailed study of the market and a keen examination of the major segments of the market. It provides an in-depth analysis of key players and their insightful strategies to spur the market growth for monetary gains. It also shares tangible insights which guide business owners with their investment perspective. The regional dynamics and how they shape the market in an upward curve are presented in the following report. Moreover, COVID-19 impacts have been added for additional information and how it is expected to affect the demand for the product in the near future.

Drivers and Restraints:

Increasing Defense Spending by Governments to Drive the Anti Drone Market Growth

More anti drone systems will be required in the future to combat rogue drones, as the conflict in Ukraine has revealed. The U.S. Department of Defense has budgeted USD 668 million for counter drone technology development and USD 78 million for the purchase of such technology by the end of the following year.

The Indian armed forces have given new orders totaling USD 1.5 billion to Indian businesses for counter drone technologies. Additionally, a contract for a domestic counter drone naval system was signed by the Indian Navy with Bharat Electronics Limited (BEL).

Regional Insights:

North America to Dominate Backed by the Presence of Key Players

In 2021, the market was led by North America. The North America market was value at USD 0.44 billion in 2021 and is anticipated to expand at a moderate CAGR during the anticipated period. Key participants in the military industry's presence have been credited with the growth.

Due to increased investment in anti-drone technology and rising defense expenditures, the market in the Asia Pacific region is anticipated to develop at the greatest CAGR over the forecast period. The category is anticipated to rise as a result of the region's increased international border protection and airport security measures.

Increased investment in defense-related upgrading and the purchase of cutting-edge defense systems from other regional nations are both credited with contributing to Europe's economic prosperity.

Competitive Landscape:

Key Players Sign Significant Contracts to Make Remarkable Changes in Market

The players operating in the market often employ numerous tactics that will aid the market growth and product demand. Among the pool of strategies, one such notable strategy to expand the business prospect is signing multimillion contracts with government bodies and securing a profitable revenue for their own company.

Key Industry Development:

September 2021: The Indian Navy engaged in a deal with Bharat Electronics Limited (BEL) for supply of indigenous comprehensive naval anti drone system with hard kill as well as soft kill capabilities.

List of Key Players Mentioned in the Report:

Raytheon Technology Corporation (U.S.)

Lockheed Martin Corporation (U.S.)

Israel Aerospace Industries (U.S.)

DroneShield (Australia)

Detect Inc (U.S.)

Dedrone Holdings Inc. (U.S.)

Liteye Systems Inc. (U.S.)

Elbit Systems Ltd. (Israel)

SaaB AB (Sweden)

Thales Group (France)