Earlier majorly used by the military of developed countries for remote reconnaissance and attack operations, drones, technically known as unmanned aerial vehicles (UAV), are finding application in many non-military sectors, such as manufacturing, mining, disaster management, and even sports & entertainment. This is credited to the decreasing cost of such aerial platforms and governments formulating policies and permitting their civilian usage. UAVs are now being used for monitoring construction and excavation progress at mines, mapping the earth’s topography, assessing physical damage to properties, and tracking the growth of crops. As a result of the increasing application of UAVs, P&S Intelligence says that the drone analytics market , which generated $2,614.3 million in 2019, will experience a massive 29.8% CAGR between 2020 and 2030 (forecast period). This is because all the photos and videos taken from drones need proper software to be analyzed, in order to gain real-time ...