Aerospace Defence and Security

The global market for operational IT systems in airports is growing at just under 5% CAGR, driven by rising passenger numbers, competition between airports and regulatory requirements to modernise outdated and fragmented systems. Airports are IT-intensive environments that rely on specialised systems to manage mission-critical and business-critica...

In-flight connectivity is a growing trend in the aviation industry; an increasing number of airlines fully or partially integrate cabin connectivity in their fleets, providing in-flight services to improve passenger experience. Passengers are now looking for cheaper and, eventually, free, fast and reliable connectivity services to remain continuous...

A utility model is an exclusive right granted for an innovation, which allows the right holder to prevent others from commercially using the protected invention, without his authorization, for a given period of time. This market insight studies the different nuances of a utility model system: the legal framework, its economic significance, quantita...

Despite the economic slowdown and defence budget cuts in Western Europe, the Central and Eastern European (CEE) military markets will present positive dynamics fuelled by defence procurement programs in the CEE countries. Therefore, the study assesses the market opportunities for industry participation in the aerospace & defence sector in the CEE r...

Frost & Sullivan anticipates that Thales will continue to enhance its security capability by adding new products to its expanding portfolio, with an increasing focus on the provision of cyber security solutions. New products will increasingly focus on the commercial over the military market although much of the technology utilized by the company ha...

Data visualization (DV) is the futuristic solution for the interpretation of huge amounts of data in visual medium. DV provides interactive and user-friendly visual representation of data which can be used in making critical business decisions. Emergence of new technologies assists in the implementation of DV and also pave way for the convergence o...

Current-generation cockpits are not completely equipped to handle the growing complexity of the operating environment and increasing amount of data volume. Advanced technologies are required to improve the safety and efficiency of any new avionics, as well as to introduce new functionalities and capabilities in the cockpit system. This research se...

The future of four-dimensional (4D) printing and its market implications will be determined by the breadth and depth of its application potential and its ability to unleash a whole new world of application segments and opportunities. From printing human organs to parts that are used in aerospace and automotive sectors, 4D printing promises to hold...

Printed sensors are characterized by thin and flexible form factors, which can be fabricated using low-cost printing techniques. The inherent advantages and features offered by this technology enable new applications, which are not feasible with conventional silicon technology. The potential applications promised by the technology have garnered th...