UBS: Drones save $35 billion annually for the aerospace industry

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According to foreign media reports, after the vehicle is unmanned, other vehicles will inevitably follow this path in the future. According to a recent study by UBS, drones save more than $35 billion annually for the aerospace industry. Let's take a look at the related content with the car electronics editor.

UBS said in a report released on Monday: "Reducing human pilot intervention in the aircraft will not only save money, but also improve safety." This savings comes from lower operating and training costs, while fuel and Insurance costs will also fall sharply. UBS believes that airlines can save $26 billion from pilots.

"We believe that driverlessness will be popular on cargo planes today, and the number of pilots will be reduced by half first, and then completely replaced by computers," UBS wrote in the report.

In fact, the concept of drones is not new. Many of the models currently in service are already equipped with similar functions, but most of these functions are used to assist pilots.

According to Reuters, passenger jet giant Boeing began to develop in depth in June this year, and last week they just announced the formation of a new avionics team.

However, UBS believes that investors will not aggressively enter the field for the time being, because the effect of this technology will not be apparent until at least five years.

Of course, the challenges ahead of drones are still quite a lot. First, in a recent poll conducted by UBS, 54% of respondents said no to drones, and only 17% of respondents welcomed the technology. In addition, the number of people who are obviously 18-34 years old is higher, and 30% are willing to try the feeling of self-driving.

In addition to passenger acceptance issues, drones still face many challenges in design, safety and technology. At the same time, the supervision of drones is probably more stringent than that of self-driving cars. After all, if the plane is in trouble, it will be a big deal.

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