Military Ground Robot Mobile Platform Systems to Engage Terrorists Market Share, Development and Growth to 2021

Military Ground Robot Mobile Platform Systems to Engage Terrorists

Market Size, Share, Global Trends, Company Profiles, Demand, Insights,

Analysis, Research, Report, Opportunities, Segmentation and Forecast To

2015 - 2021

The global military ground robot mobile platform systems to engage terrorists market was worth

USD 3.3 billion in 2014. A new study by Radiant Insights, Inc. projects it to grow to USD 10.1

billion by 2021. This will be brought about by technological innovations in military combating.

Although the use of robotic platforms is not the conventional military system, military

establishments all over the world are increasingly adopting automated processes. Such systems

of engagement include tracks and wheels, arms and sensors, and motor and solid state batteries.

They synchronize with smart phones and mobile platforms. This enables military organizations

to have a broader and more intelligent presence across the globe.

Military ground robots lend an edge where ability to resolve conflicts with neighboring countries

depends on a country’s military strength. Researchers at Radiant Insights note that increasing

attempt to modernize the military operations is a key demand driver for military ground robot

mobile platform systems to engage terrorists.

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Flexibility and immediate response are key requirements for success of modern military

establishments. Therefore, automation of processes and modernization offered by military

ground robots are greatly appealing. Moreover, robots are less expensive that trained cadets. This

also ensures safety of trained soldiers whose services may be used in other critical tasks.

Military finds it convenient to deploy a robot that is remotely controlled. This can be done by

leveraging existing civilian networks, without spending huge sums of money. It does...