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小型UAV的全球市場:2025年~2035年Global Small UAV Market 2025-2035 |
2025 年全球小型無人機市場規模估計為 25.7 億美元,預計到 2035 年將增長到 62.6 億美元,2025-2035 年預測期內的複合年增長率 (CAGR) 為 9.31%。
小型無人機(UAV),通常被稱為微型無人機或戰術無人機,已成為世界各地現代軍事行動的重要組成部分。這些平台通常被定義為翼展小於 3 公尺、重量小於 150 公斤的無人機,用於近距離偵察、監視、目標獲取、通訊中繼甚至輕型作戰任務。與用於戰略任務的大型無人機不同,小型軍用無人機在速度、隱身性和易於部署至關重要的戰術環境中表現出色。全球軍事格局越來越依賴這些緊湊、多功能的平台來獲取前線情報和快速態勢感知。它價格低廉、操作簡單、適應性強,是常規部隊和特種作戰部隊的寶貴工具。小型無人機可以透過手動、彈射或垂直起飛發射,非常適合大型系統無法有效運作的任務,例如崎嶇地形、人口密集的城市地區或偏遠的戰場。隨著戰爭性質轉向機動性、城市交戰和多領域作戰,小型無人機正成為陸、海、空部隊的重要資產。
技術進步大大提高了小型軍用無人機的能力和實用性。最大的變化是感測器和有效載荷的小型化。電光和紅外線攝影機、合成孔徑雷達、電子戰模組和化學感測器現在已經足夠小,可以安裝到小型無人機上而不會影響性能。這使得部隊能夠即時收集可操作的情報,而無需暴露其位置。自主性和人工智慧也正在重新定義小型無人機的使用方式。先進的導航演算法允許無 GPS 操作,這在電子對抗環境中至關重要。人工智慧物體辨識可協助無人機區分平民、車輛和武器系統,從而實現即時威脅識別。此外,正在開發的群體演算法允許小型無人機群獨立或協同運行,以壓倒敵人的防禦並覆蓋大面積區域,而無需集中控制。
改良的電池和推進系統增加了續航能力和作戰範圍。高密度鋰硫電池、混合推進系統甚至太陽能輔助設計的使用,使飛行時間遠遠超出了以前的極限。這些技術進步使得無需頻繁重新部署即可維持持續監控或支援長期任務。由於電子戰風險日益增加,安全通訊和資料加密至關重要。許多最新的軍用小型無人機現在都具有抗干擾和跳頻功能,以確保在有爭議的電磁環境中具有抵抗力。同時,機載資料處理減少了傳輸大量資料的需要,降低了被攔截的風險。最後,與平視顯示器和戰術指揮網路等士兵系統的整合將改善決策和反應時間。士兵將能夠透過腕戴設備或擴增實境介面發射和控制無人機,為移動中的部隊提供直接、即時的回饋,使這些無人機更像是戰場上的隊友而不是遠程工具。
有幾個關鍵因素推動了世界各地軍事行動對小型無人機的需求和部署。其中最重要的是戰爭性質的變化,人們更重視快速機動、分散作戰和不對稱威脅。小型無人機在速度和隱身性至關重要的環境中,在檢測隱藏威脅、繪製未知地形和引導精確打擊方面具有戰術優勢。預算效率和成本效益也是強大的驅動力。與大型無人機和載人飛機相比,小型無人機的採購、維護和操作成本要低得多。這使得它不僅適合軍事大國使用,也適合發展中國家和資源有限的部隊使用。它的可重複使用性和低風險部署進一步增強了其在衝突區域和監視任務中的吸引力。
邊境安全和反叛亂行動也會影響採用。應對走私、恐怖主義和跨境滲透的國家需要持續保持警惕,但不能升級衝突。小型無人機可以有效地發揮這一作用,提供即時監視能力,同時最大限度地降低人為風險。它們還可以配備聲學設備和照明彈等非致命有效載荷,使其無需參與戰鬥即可發揮有效的威懾作用。另一個關鍵因素是增加對網路中心戰能力的投資。小型無人機正在作為遠端感測器和前沿瞭望台融入更廣泛的作戰系統。它能夠將數據直接傳輸給砲兵部隊、空襲協調員或網路戰小組,使其成為即時數位戰場上的關鍵節點。對陸、海、空、網路和太空等多領域作戰的重視,加速了對能夠適應和與各種指揮系統介接的靈活無人機平台的需求。競爭和近距無人機威脅的增加迫使軍隊至少提高其戰術 ISR(情報、監視和偵察)能力。在爭奪或失去空中優勢的衝突中,小型無人機可以在不依賴傳統空中支援或衛星資產的情況下提供關鍵的當地眼耳,為地面部隊提供生存和獲勝所需的態勢感知。
全球對軍用小型無人機的採用因地區而異,並受到地緣政治優先事項、軍事理論和技術能力的影響。北美,特別是美國,在小型軍用無人機的研究、開發和作戰使用方面處於領先地位。 RQ-11 "大渡鴉" 、 "美洲豹" 和 "黑黃蜂" 等平台在美國軍隊各兵種中廣泛使用。透過與特種部隊和常規部隊的整合,這些系統已成為戰術情報、監視和偵察(ISR)和任務支援的主要部分。美國也透過國防高級研究計劃局 (DARPA) 和其他軍事研究計畫在群體技術和人工智慧無人機領域處於領先地位。
歐洲的採用率正在穩步增長,特別是尋求加強 ISR 能力和戰場網絡的北約盟國。英國、法國和德國等國家正在投資本土無人機項目,以減少對美國平台的依賴。法國的NX70和德國的Mikado系列是自主研發模組化、單兵便攜式無人機的典範。此外,歐洲防務局非常重視無人機互通性標準,以支援聯合任務。亞太地區呈現出高度活躍的景象。中國正在迅速擴大其小型無人機隊,供國內使用和出口。大疆和中航工業等中國製造商正在向中國人民解放軍提供各種無人機,包括用於前線部隊的蜂群無人機和便攜式背包式系統。印度國防研究與發展組織所發展的無人機也取得了長足進步,並正在增加小型無人機的採購,用於反叛亂和邊境安全任務。韓國、日本和澳洲等國家已優先將無人機納入其國防理論,以應對區域威脅並加強沿海防禦。
無人機技術創新的全球領導者ideaForge Technology Limited 宣布,其 SWITCH MINI 無人機成為第一款也是唯一一款獲得享有盛譽的 "適合印度軍事用途" 認證的小型無人機。該認證認可了 SWITCH MINI 無人機的卓越性能、品質和可靠性,以及其符合印度武裝部隊嚴格的作戰標準的能力。該認證經過印度品質保證總局(DGQA)的嚴格評估後頒發,標誌著印度無人機行業的一個重要里程碑。它還鞏固了 Idea Forge 在國防和民用兩用無人機技術領域的全球領先地位。
經過測試和評估後,美國陸軍授予猶他州無人機製造商 Teal Drones 一份合同,為其提供數千架黑寡婦無人機。 Teal Drones 總部位於鹽湖城,在當地生產無人機,是總部位於波多黎各的 Red Cat Holdings Inc. 的子公司。
本報告提供全球小型UAV市場相關調查,彙整10年的各分類市場預測,技術趨勢,機會分析,企業簡介,各國資料等資訊。
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各類型
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本章透過十年小型無人機市場分析,詳細概述了小型無人機市場的成長、變化趨勢、技術採用概述和市場吸引力。
本部分涵蓋預計將影響該市場的十大技術以及這些技術可能對整個市場產生的影響。
針對未來 10 年小型無人機市場的預測已詳細涵蓋上述各部分。
本部分涵蓋小型無人機市場的區域趨勢、推動因素、阻礙因素、課題以及政治、經濟、社會和技術方面。它還提供了詳細的區域市場預測和情境分析。區域分析包括主要公司概況、供應商格局和公司基準測試。目前市場規模是根據正常業務情境估算的。
北美
促進因素,阻礙因素,課題
PEST
主要企業
供應商階層的形勢
企業基準
歐洲
中東
亞太地區
南美
本章重點介紹該市場的主要防禦計劃,並介紹該市場的最新新聞和專利。它還提供國家級的 10 年市場預測和情境分析。
美國
防衛計劃
最新消息
專利
這個市場上目前技術成熟度
加拿大
義大利
法國
德國
荷蘭
比利時
西班牙
瑞典
希臘
澳洲
南非
印度
中國
俄羅斯
韓國
日本
馬來西亞
新加坡
巴西
The Global Small UAV market is estimated at USD 2.57 billion in 2025, projected to grow to USD 6.26 billion by 2035 at a Compound Annual Growth Rate (CAGR) of 9.31% over the forecast period 2025-2035.
Small Unmanned Aerial Vehicles (UAVs), often referred to as mini or tactical drones, have become integral to modern military operations across the globe. Defined typically as UAVs with a wingspan under 3 meters and weighing less than 150 kg, these platforms are designed for close-range reconnaissance, surveillance, target acquisition, communication relay, and even light combat roles. Unlike larger UAVs used for strategic missions, small military UAVs excel in tactical environments where speed, stealth, and ease of deployment are critical. The global military landscape is increasingly leaning on these compact, versatile platforms for frontline intelligence and rapid situational awareness. Their affordability, ease of operation, and adaptability make them valuable tools for both conventional forces and special operations units. Small UAVs can be launched by hand, catapult, or vertical take-off methods, making them ideal for missions in rugged terrain, dense urban zones, or remote battlefields where larger systems cannot operate efficiently. As the nature of warfare shifts toward mobility, urban engagement, and multi-domain operations, small UAVs are emerging as indispensable assets across land, sea, and air-based units.
Technological advancements have significantly elevated the capability and utility of small military UAVs. The most transformative impact has come from miniaturization of sensors and payloads. Electro-optical and infrared cameras, synthetic aperture radars, electronic warfare modules, and chemical sensors are now small enough to be carried by mini-UAVs without sacrificing performance. This allows troops to gather actionable intelligence in real time without revealing their position. Autonomy and artificial intelligence are also redefining how small UAVs are employed. Advanced navigation algorithms allow for GPS-denied operations, crucial in electronically contested environments. AI-enabled object recognition helps UAVs distinguish between civilians, vehicles, or weapons systems, enabling real-time threat identification. Furthermore, swarm algorithms are being developed to allow groups of small UAVs to coordinate independently, overwhelming enemy defenses and enabling large-area coverage without centralized control.
Battery and propulsion improvements are enhancing endurance and operational range. The adoption of high-density lithium-sulfur batteries, hybrid propulsion systems, and even solar-assisted designs have extended flight times well beyond earlier limits. These innovations make it possible to maintain persistent surveillance or support prolonged missions without frequent redeployment. Secure communications and data encryption have become critical due to the growing risk of electronic warfare. Many modern military small UAVs are now equipped with anti-jamming and frequency-hopping capabilities to ensure resilience in contested electromagnetic environments. In parallel, onboard data processing reduces the need to transmit large volumes of data, lowering the risk of interception. Finally, the integration with soldier systems-such as heads-up displays or tactical command networks-enhances decision-making and reaction speed. Troops can now launch and control UAVs from wrist-mounted devices or augmented reality interfaces, providing real-time feedback directly to units in motion, making these drones more like battlefield teammates than remote tools.
Several key factors are propelling the demand and deployment of small UAVs in military operations worldwide. Chief among them is the changing nature of warfare, which increasingly emphasizes rapid maneuvering, decentralized operations, and asymmetric threats. Small UAVs offer a tactical edge in detecting hidden threats, mapping unknown terrain, and guiding precision strikes in environments where speed and stealth are paramount. Budget efficiency and cost-effectiveness are strong drivers as well. Compared to larger UAVs or manned aircraft, small drones are significantly cheaper to procure, maintain, and operate. This makes them accessible not only to major military powers but also to developing countries or units with limited resources. Their reusability and low-risk deployment further strengthen their appeal in contested regions or surveillance missions.
Border security and counterinsurgency operations are also influencing adoption. Nations dealing with smuggling, terrorism, and cross-border incursions require persistent surveillance without escalating conflict. Small UAVs serve this role effectively, offering real-time monitoring capabilities while minimizing human risk. They can be equipped with non-lethal payloads, such as acoustic devices or illumination flares, making them useful for deterrence without engagement. Another crucial factor is increased investment in network-centric warfare capabilities. Small UAVs are being integrated into broader combat systems as remote sensors or forward observers. Their ability to transmit data directly to artillery units, airstrike coordinators, or cyber warfare teams makes them vital nodes in the real-time digital battlefield. The emphasis on multi-domain operations-from land and sea to cyber and space-is accelerating the need for flexible UAV platforms that can adapt and interface with various command systems. The rise of peer and near-peer threats is pushing militaries to improve their tactical ISR (intelligence, surveillance, reconnaissance) capabilities at the lowest levels. In conflicts where air dominance is contested or denied, small UAVs provide critical local eyes and ears that do not rely on traditional air support or satellite assets, giving ground troops the situational awareness needed to survive and win.
The global adoption of small military UAVs varies by region, influenced by geopolitical priorities, military doctrine, and technological capacity. North America, particularly the United States, leads in the research, development, and operational use of military small UAVs. Platforms like the RQ-11 Raven, Puma, and Black Hornet are extensively used across various branches of the U.S. military. Integration with special forces and conventional units alike has made these systems a staple in tactical ISR and mission support. The U.S. is also at the forefront of swarm technology and AI-driven UAVs through DARPA and other military research initiatives.
Europe is witnessing steady growth in adoption, especially among NATO members seeking enhanced ISR capabilities and battlefield networking. Countries like the UK, France, and Germany are investing in indigenous UAV programs to reduce dependence on U.S. platforms. France's NX70 and Germany's Mikado series are examples of localized efforts to develop modular, soldier-portable UAVs. Additionally, the European Defence Agency has emphasized interoperability standards for drones to support joint missions. Asia-Pacific presents a highly dynamic landscape. China has rapidly expanded its small UAV fleet for both domestic use and export. Chinese manufacturers such as DJI and AVIC are supplying the People's Liberation Army with a wide variety of drones, including swarm-capable units and backpack-portable systems for frontline troops. India is also making significant progress with its DRDO-developed UAVs and increased procurement of small drones for counter-insurgency and border patrol roles. Countries like South Korea, Japan, and Australia are prioritizing drone integration into their defense doctrines to counter regional threats and bolster coastal defense.
ideaForge Technology Limited, a global leader in drone innovation, proudly announces that its SWITCH MINI UAV has become the first and only small unmanned aerial vehicle to receive the prestigious "Fit for Indian Military Use" certification. This recognition highlights the UAV's exceptional performance, quality, and reliability, as well as its ability to meet the stringent operational standards of the Indian armed forces. The certification, awarded following rigorous evaluations conducted by the Directorate General of Quality Assurance (DGQA), marks a significant milestone for the Indian drone industry. It also reinforces ideaForge's standing as a global frontrunner in dual-use drone technologies designed for both defense and civilian applications.
The U.S. Army has awarded a contract to Utah-based drone manufacturer Teal Drones to supply thousands of its Black Widow unmanned aerial vehicles, following a successful test and evaluation process. Teal Drones, headquartered in Salt Lake City, produces the UAVs locally and operates as a subsidiary of Red Cat Holdings Inc., which is based in Puerto Rico.
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North America
Drivers, Restraints and Challenges
PEST
Key Companies
Supplier Tier Landscape
Company Benchmarking
Europe
Middle East
APAC
South America
This chapter deals with the key defense programs in this market, it also covers the latest news and patents which have been filed in this market. Country level 10 year market forecast and scenario analysis are also covered in this chapter.
US
Defense Programs
Latest News
Patents
Current levels of technology maturation in this market
Canada
Italy
France
Germany
Netherlands
Belgium
Spain
Sweden
Greece
Australia
South Africa
India
China
Russia
South Korea
Japan
Malaysia
Singapore
Brazil
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