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United States Medical Drone Market Trends, Analysis, Report 2022-2028

A recent study by the strategic consulting and market research firm, BlueWeave Consulting, revealed that the United States medical drone market is projected to grow at a CAGR of 23.1% during the forecast period. The United States Medical Drone market is booming because of the rising government reimbursement policies. The United States' robust economic standing and the availability of a highly established healthcare infrastructure are driving the market's expansion. The need for high-quality healthcare services is growing due to the nation's rising GDP and per capita income. However, the high cost of maintaining drones and the regulation imposed by the government act as a restraining factors for the market growth.

Favorable Government Reimbursement Policies

Favorable government reimbursement policies encourage high-quality medical treatment and make it more affordable for patients, fueling industry expansion. The development of medical drones benefits from a variety of government funding sources as well as support from private companies. For example, stepping up government efforts to create unarmed aircraft will encourage innovation. Additionally, Zipline is involved in distributing vaccines, life-saving drugs, and blood. The government's primary objective in launching these projects is to save lives by making medicines available when required.

Increasing Demand For Quality Healthcare Services

The United States' robust economic standing and the availability of a highly established healthcare infrastructure are driving the market's expansion of medical drones in the United States. The need for high-quality healthcare services is growing due to the nation's rising GDP and per capita income. As a result, not only citizens of the country but also healthcare professionals are prioritizing quality healthcare service in the country. Drone use offers a possibility to improve healthcare, particularly in remote or underserved areas, by enabling just-in-time delivery of essential medical supplies and devices, speeding up lab testing turnaround times, and lowering the cost of regular prescription care in rural locations.

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High Cost For Maintaining The Drones And The Regulation Imposed By Government Act As A Restraining Factor For The Market Growth

The strict government rules are one factor that may somewhat impede industry expansion, and the deployment procedure is becoming a little more challenging due to these limitations. Last but not least, the cost of operation and maintenance associated with various drone types may also be a factor that hinders the overall expansion of the medical drone market. However, with so much research and development being done, we can anticipate the best services in the near future at a lower cost. Additionally, one of the primary driving forces is the growing government participation, which will aid in surpassing the medical drone market's restraint.

The Blood Transfer Segment Is Anticipated To Remain Dominant In The Market During The Forecast Period

By application, the market is segmented into blood transfer, drugs/pharmaceutical transfer, vaccination programs, and others. The market's dominating category has generally been blood transfer, and this trend is expected to continue during the projection period. This market's rise can be attributed to the rising demand and adoption of unmanned system logistics for supplying pathological blood products and blood samples. The logistics for vaccines is the market sector that is growing most quickly. During the forecast period, it rises due to the high demand for immunizations against various illnesses, epidemics, viral outbreaks, and the ongoing COVID-19 pandemic. One reason for the development is the capability of medical drones to deliver vaccinations quickly to far-off regions. Additionally, many agencies, like UNICEF, fund medical drones to deliver vaccines in remote areas and during emergencies, fostering market growth.

Impact of COVID-19 on United States Medical Drone Market

During the pandemic, several businesses ran drone delivery trials in the U.S., frequently using specialized, strictly regulated permissions for flight outside the visual line of sight provided by the Federal Aviation Administration. The use of drones by government organizations has increased due to their deployment for non-intrusive public monitoring and surveillance applications. Through their monitoring and surveillance, these organizations have improved their situational awareness and helped the public follow pandemic rules in various ways. Additionally, several academic institutions have been tracking the symptoms within the populace utilizing drone monitoring powered by artificial intelligence and infrared photography.

Competitive Landscape

Key players operating in the United States Medical Drone market are Zipline International Inc.(U.S.), Volansi, Inc. (U.S.), Flirtey(U.S.), Matternet(U.S.), Vayu Inc. (Ypsilanti U.S.), VillageReach, Alphabet, Inc. (Google Drones), The Boeing Company, DJI United States, Alpine 4 Holdings Inc., Draganfly, Inc., Skydio Inc., and other prominent players. Various strategies such as investment in R&D, new business ventures, production facilities, production capabilities, and product launches are used by market players to stay competitive.

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By John Fardoulis, Xavier Depreytere, Emmanuel Sauvage and Pierre Gallien [ Issue 23.1 ]

The team approaches a minefield for the first consumer drone cartography flight over a confirmed hazardous area (CHA) in Chad. Image courtesy of the authors.

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Funded by the Belgian Directorate-General for Development and led by Humanity & Inclusion (HI) under the auspices of the National Mine Action Centre, Haut Commissariat National au Déminage (HCND) in Chad, the Odyssey2025 Project explores ways to accelerate land release for the local population with the combined use of small consumer drones, new survey methods, and mobile data collection. Project partners include Mobility Robotics, Dynergie, InZentive, and Third Element Aviation. A practical, field-driven approach is being undertaken together with partners in the PRODECO project, Mines Advisory Group (MAG), and Fondation Suisse de Déminage (FSD).

Online literature is available that discusses the pros and cons of different types of drone airframes, and how the mapping process takes place. A good starting point for further reading is the FSD Drone Portal: www.drones.fsd.ch; Geneva International Centre for Humanitarian Demining’s (GICHD) recently launched e-learning portal: https://gichd.litmos.com, which provides information about how to integrate drones into humanitarian mine action (HMA); and the articles featured within The Journal of Conventional Weapons Destruction on the use of drones in HMA.1–8

On 24 January 2019, the authors created the first drone cartography of a minefield near the village of Amoul, in the Faya-Largeau area of northern Chad. The goal of this first mission was to validate how drones can provide better situational awareness of suspected hazardous areas (SHA), confirmed hazardous areas (CHA), and zones clear of contamination in desert conditions. This campaign is part of a broader trial to determine how small drones can help to accelerate the land release process and gain operational efficiencies. The next stages include assessing the effectiveness of drone data to tighten the definition of SHA/CHA borders, indicate where land might be cancelled or reduced, and Drones in the Desert: Augmenting HMA and Socio-Economic Activities in Chadby John Fardoulis [ Mobility Robotics ], Xavier Depreytere, Emmanuel Sauvage, and Pierre Gallien [ Humanity & Inclusion (HI) ] achieve more targeted technical survey. Other practical benefits will also be explored by combining drone and HMA expertise during embedded field trials.

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Germany reports 5,780 new cases to 42,288

A man and a woman wearing face masks walk past advertisements of a shoe store temporarily selling face masks and antibacterial hygiene products in Berlin on March 16, 2020.

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This is a live blog. Please check back for updates.

Global cases: More than 533,416

Global deaths: At least 24,082

Top 5 countries: United States (85,991), China (81,782), Italy (80,589), Spain (57,786) and Germany (43,938)

The data above was compiled by Johns Hopkins University as of 3:03 p.m. Beijing time.

All times below are in Beijing time.

4:05 pm: Malaysia announces stimulus package worth $58 billion

Malaysia’s Prime Minister Muhyiddin Yassin announced a package of stimulus worth 250 billion ringgit ($57.9 billion) to soften the economic impact from the coronavirus outbreak.

Of that amount, around 128 billion ringgit ($29.6 billion) will be spent on the welfare of the people and 100 billion ringgit ($23.1 billion) will be used to support businesses, Muhyiddin said in a televised address.

Malaysia has reported the highest number of coronavirus cases in Southeast Asia. As of Thursday noon, the country has confirmed 2,031 cases including 23 deaths.

The prime minister earlier this week extended a nationwide restricted movement order in the country by two more weeks to April 14. Under the order, foreign visitors are not allowed into the country, schools and non-essential businesses are closed, and people are advised to stay at home. — Yen Nee Lee

3:40 pm: Record high US jobless claims are a ‘serious signal,’ says JPMorgan

The spike in jobless claims in America is a sign that economic damage from the coronavirus outbreak is going to be around for a while, a J.P. Morgan Asset Management strategist said. The U.S. Labor Department reported on Thursday a surge to 3.28 million claims.

“It’s a bit of a shock to look at just the chart of how many people are claiming unemployment, compared to what we’ve seen in prior periods of economic stress,” Hannah Anderson, a global market strategist, told CNBC’s “Capital Connection.”

“I think we should all take this as a serious signal that we’re going to have to deal with economic pain for quite a while longer,” she said. “But at the same time, this is around and in the realm of expectations … for an economic situation that we’re facing right now.” — Abigail Ng

3:00 pm: Cases in Germany jump 5,780 to 42,288

Germany reported 5,780 new cases of the coronavirus disease, taking the country’s tally to 42,288 cases, according to latest the data from the Robert Koch Institute. The institute is a federal government agency responsible for disease monitoring and prevention.

Fatalities from COVID-19 in Germany increased by 55 to 253, the institute said. — Yen Nee Lee

2:45 pm: Why Italy’s coronavirus death toll is more than double that of China

Demographics, social behavior and lower testing capacity are just some of the reasons why Italy and Spain have the highest number of deaths in the world from the coronavirus, health experts told CNBC.

Italy has reported more than twice as many deaths than China, where the virus first emerged in late 2019. As of Friday morning, there had been 8,215 deaths in Italy compared to 3,291 in China, according to data compiled by Johns Hopkins University.

At the same time, Spain’s death toll has risen sharply in recent days and it is currently at 4,365 — also significantly above China’s. The worrying figures have raised questions about what’s behind these European countries’ high fatality rate. — Silvia Amaro

1:50 pm: Trump says he spoke to China’s Xi ‘in great detail’ about the coronavirus pandemic

U.S. President Donald Trump said he spoke with his Chinese counterpart Xi Jinping and discussed “in great detail” about the coronavirus pandemic, which has so far killed more than 24,000 people globally.

“China has been through much & has developed a strong understanding of the Virus,” Trump said on Twitter. “We are working closely together.” — Weizhen Tan

12:45 pm: Thailand reports 91 new cases, bans entry of non-resident foreigners

Thailand reported 91 new cases and one death, bringing its total to 1,136 cases and five fatalities, according to a Reuters report.

A state of emergency kicked in for the country on Thursday, and it banned the entry of non-resident foreigners, the report said. Thailand’s deputy prime minister said it will plan a “big scheme” to help stimulate the economy, centered on saving jobs over the next two to three months. — Weizhen Tan

11:40 am: South Korean boy band BTS to postpone its North American tour

South Korean boy band BTS will postpone its North American tour originally scheduled between April 25 to June 6, due to coronavirus concerns according to the band’s management on Friday.

The number of coronavirus cases in the U.S. surpassed that of China and Italy, making the U.S. the country with the largest number of coronavirus cases worldwide. In a statement released by on BTS’s official Facebook page, Big Hit Entertainment said adjustments were made to “make sure that we put the safety of everyone involved first and foremost.”

Big Hit added that all tickets would be honored for the new dates, which had not yet been set. The postponement of the US and Canada tour follows the previous cancellation of their Seoul concert where 200,000 people were expected to attend in April, similarly due to concerns over the coronavirus outbreak in Seoul. — Audrey Cher

11:20 am: Use of surveillance to fight coronavirus raises concerns about government power after pandemic ends

From Israel to South Korea to China, governments around the world are using technology to track the coronavirus outbreak as they race to stem its spread. But how long will it last and is this an infringement of privacy, rights groups have asked.

In China, government-installed CCTV cameras point at the apartment door of those under a 14-day quarantine to ensure they don’t leave. Drones tell people to wear their masks. Digital barcodes on mobile apps highlight the health status of individuals.

Other nations like Israel, Singapore and South Korea are also using a combination of location data, video camera footage and credit card information, to track COVID-19 in their countries. — Arjun Kharpal

10:30 am: China temporarily suspends entry for most foreigners

From Saturday, foreign nationals holding valid visas or residence permits for China will not be allowed to enter the country, China’s Ministry of Foreign Affairs said in a statement Thursday.

Entry by foreign nationals with Asia-Pacific Economic Cooperation Business Travel Cards, port visas, and visa-free transit policies through some Chinese cities will also be suspended, it said. Foreign nationals coming to the country for “necessary economic, trade, scientific or technological activities or out of emergency humanitarian needs” can still apply for visas and enter China on them, if issued, according to the ministry.

As the coronavirus spread rapidly around the world, China has attributed most new confirmed cases of the disease in the country to travelers returning from overseas. Cities such as Beijing have announced strict 14-day quarantine policies for those arriving from other countries. — Evelyn Cheng

9:57 am: South Korea reports 91 new cases and 8 additional deaths

There were 91 new reported cases and eight people have died from exposure to the virus, according to the Korea Centers for Disease Control and Prevention. The total number of cases in the country stands at 9,332 and the infection rate had been flattening in recent weeks. In South Korea, 139 people to-date have died from COVID-19. At the peak of its epidemic, South Korea rigorously tested people for the virus, isolated suspected cases, monitored people under quarantine to ensure they did not step out into public places, and provided regular updates about the situation within its borders. — Saheli Roy Choudhury

9:44 am: Singapore will jail and fine people who don’t keep 1-meter physical distance in public

People in Singapore who do not observe physical distancing of one meter in “non-transient” interactions can be fined up to 10,000 Singapore dollars ($6,985) or jailed up to six months, or both, the Ministry of Health said in a press release on Thursday. The regulations kicked in overnight and will run till April 30.

The stiff penalties also apply to patients with acute respiratory symptoms issued with five days of medical leave who depart from their homes during that period. Residents who breach 14-day stay home notices issued to them after their return from another country will also have to comply or face fines and jail.

Singapore on Tuesday announced stricter measures to contain the spread of the coronavirus. These include limiting gatherings outside of work and school to a maximum of 10 persons. Physical distancing of at least one meter is also required in public settings such as restaurants and queues. — Huileng Tan

8:58 am: Los Angeles launches program to produce 5 million non-medical masks for essential workers

Los Angeles Mayor Eric Garcetti on Thursday announced a new program that will aim to produce 5 million non-medical masks for workers in essential sectors and medical patients.

The program, L.A. Protects, is seeking the help of local manufacturers who can produce non-medical masks to protect people like grocery-store employees, non-medical staff in hospitals and medical patients. Kaiser Permanente has developed the design specifications of the masks, according to the program’s website.

Organizations that can help or are in need of masks can sign up for the program online. — Salvador Rodriguez

8:26 am: China reports 55 new cases, most of them ‘imported’

China’s National Health Commission said that there were 55 new cases, of which 54 were “imported” and one local case was reported in Zhejiang. Five new deaths were also reported, all of them in Hubei province. Altogether, China says there have been 81,340 cases of infection since the start of the outbreak. More than 74,500 cases have been cured while 3,292 people have died. — Saheli Roy Choudhury

Staff members check the information of passengers entering China at the Pudong International Airport in Shanghai on March 18, 2020.

Ding Ting | Xinhua News Agency | Getty Images

8:22 am: Italy’s death toll rises above 8,000

More people have died in Italy from exposure to the fast-spreading coronavirus than anywhere else in the world. As of March 26, 6 p.m. local time, at least 8,165 people have died, according to Italy’s health ministry. Total number of cases in the country is around 80,539, of which 10,361 people have recovered. Italy is in total lockdown where public movement is severely restricted; people are allowed outside for emergency purposes such as going to the hospital or buying groceries. — Saheli Roy Choudhury

8:09 am: China’s Xi calls for ‘international macro-economic policy coordination’

Chinese President Xi Jinping told world leaders that they need to coordinate their policy responses to counter the negative economic impact the coronavirus pandemic is having on the global economy.

“We need to enhance international macro-economic policy coordination,” Xi said at an emergency virtual G-20 Leaders’ Summit, according to an English translation of his speech posted by state news agency Xinhua.

“Countries need to leverage and coordinate their macro policies to counteract the negative impact and prevent the world economy from falling into recession,” Xi said, adding, that China will “increase its supply of active pharmaceutical ingredients, daily necessities, and anti-epidemic and other supplies to the international market.”

The outbreak, which was first reported in China, has disrupted production around the world as companies shut down factories to reduce the risk of exposure for their workers and there are growing worries over falling consumer demand. — Saheli Roy Choudhury

8:03 am: India announced more than $22 billion in stimulus to help those affected by lockdown

India announced an economic stimulus package worth 1.7 trillion rupees ($22.5 billion) on Thursday, designed to help millions of low-income households cope with a 21-day lockdown due to the coronavirus outbreak.

The package will be disbursed through food security measures for poor households and through direct cash transfers, said India’s Finance Minister Nirmala Sitharaman.

Most of the country’s 1.3 billion people have been told to stay indoors for three weeks starting Wednesday this week, as part of the government’s efforts to slow down the coronavirus outbreak before India’s health care system collapses from the strain. Essential services like grocery stores and gas stations would remain open. — Saheli Roy Choudhury

All times below are in Eastern time.

7:30 pm: De Blasio says New York has now hit 365 deaths from coronavirus

New York Mayor Bill de Blasio said the city now has 23,112 cases of COVID-19 and 365 deaths. “The next few months will be painful and stress our health care system like never before,” de Blasio said in a tweet. “To our health care workers: you are going above and beyond the call to save New Yorkers and we will remember your actions for the rest of New York history.”

Additionally, de Blasio said the Brooklyn Navy Yard has now begun manufacturing plastic face shields and will have 50,000 made by the end of this week alone. De Blasio said the city has received 1,500 ventilators from the federal government thus far, but he said that is a fraction of what will be needed. “Ventilators will mean the difference between life and death for thousands of New Yorkers,” he tweeted. “The federal government MUST help us close that gap.” — Salvador Rodriguez

Emergency Medical Technicians (EMT) lift a patient that was identified to have coronavirus disease (COVID-19) into an ambulance while wearing protective gear, as the outbreak of coronavirus disease (COVID-19) continues, in New York City, New York, U.S., March 26, 2020.

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6:13 pm: The US is now the epicenter of the outbreak

America now has more confirmed coronavirus cases than Italy and China, becoming the largest outbreak in the world.

The total number of cases in the U.S. reached 82,404, eclipsing China’s 81,782 confirmed infections and Italy at 80,589, according to data compiled by John Hopkins University.

The virus emerged in Wuhan, China, in December. It has since spread to more than half a million people in almost every country around the world and continues to pick up speed, the World Health Organization warned earlier this week. —Will Feuer

5:15 pm: GM temporarily cuts pay by 20% for 69,000 salaried workers

General Motors told about 69,000 salaried employees globally on Thursday that it will temporarily cut 20% of their salaries as the automaker attempts to save cash amid the coronavirus pandemic.

The deferment, which will begin April 1, will be repaid in a lump sum with interest no later than March 15, 2021, according to the company

About 6,500 U.S. employees also will be essentially temporary laid-off, which the company is calling a “salaried downtime paid absence.” The workers will receive 75% of their pay, keep seniority and retain health care benefits. — Mike Wayland

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Automotive Cyber Security Market Attained a Value of USD 5.57 Billion by 2025

According to a new report by EMR titled, ‘Global Automotive Cyber Security Market Report and Forecast 2020-2025’, the global automotive cyber security market reached a value of nearly USD 1.6 billion in 2019. It is further expected to attain a value of USD 5.57 billion by 2025, growing at a CAGR of 23.1%.

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Competitive Landscape & Supplier Analysis

Harman International Industries, Inc

Continental AG (OTCMKTS: CTTAY)

Robert Bosch GmbH

DENSO CORPORATION (OTCMKTS: DNZOY)

Symantec Corporation (NASDAQ: SYMC)

Honeywell International Inc. (NYSE: HON)

Trillium Secure Inc.

Vector Informatik GmbH

Others

The global automotive cyber security market is propelled by the increasing safety concerns in the automotive sector. Regionally, North America is the most dominant market for automotive cyber security due to the increased demand for automobiles. Increasing investments as well as critical actions undertaken by local governments to address cyber-attacks on sectors like the automotive industry will also drive the market growth in the region. Due to changing consumer lifestyle and increasing purchasing power, along with rapid urbanisation in the region, the Asia Pacific is expected to be the second largest market for automotive cyber security. In Europe, another significant regional market for automotive cyber security, the involvement of major automotive manufacturers such as Porsche, Audi, Ford (NYSE: F), Opel, BMW, Volkswagen and Mercedes-Benz in Germany aided the automotive cyber security industry growth in the region in 2018.

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The increasing focus on enabling stricter cyber security rules is significantly supporting the growth of the automotive cyber security industry. In 2018, Siemens (OTCMKTS: SIEGY) and eight industry partners signed the first joint charter for greater cybersecurity at the Munich Security Conference. The Charter of Trust, initiated by Siemens, calls for binding rules and standards to build confidence in cybersecurity and advance digitalization further. With Automotive OEMs expanding their revenue streams to include connected automotive phones, the demand for cyber security in the automotive sector is witnessing a further boost.

Market Analysis by Security:

Endpoint Security

Application Security

Wireless Network Security

Based on security, the market is segmented into endpoint security, application security, and wireless network security.

Market Analysis by Application:

Telematics System

Infotainment System

Powertrain System

Body Control & Comfort Control

Communication System

ADAS & Safety System

It finds its applications in telematics system, infotainment system, powertrain system, body control and comfort control, communication system, and ADAS and safety system.

Market Analysis by Form :

In-Vehicle

External Cloud Service

Automotive cyber security is available in in-vehicle and external cloud service forms.

Market Analysis by Vehicle:

Passenger Car

Commercial Vehicle

It is further segmented on the basis of vehicle into passenger car and commercial vehicle.

Market Analysis by Electric Vehicle:

Battery Electric Vehicle (BEV)

Hybrid Electric Vehicle (HEV)

Plug-In Hybrid Electric Vehicle (PHEV)

The electric vehicle can be further segmented into battery electric vehicle (BEV), hybrid electric vehicle (HEV), and plug-in hybrid electric vehicle (PHEV).

Market Analysis by Region:

North America

Europe

Asia Pacific

LATAM

Middle East & Africa

The major regions in the market include North America, Europe, the Asia Pacific, Latin America, and the Middle East and Africa.

Key Findings of the Report:

The growth of the automotive cyber security market is being propelled by the strengthening of the guidelines by regulatory bodies regarding vehicle data protection.

The rising number of cloud-based applications, along with technological advancements in the vehicles, is aiding the growth of the industry.

The application security sector is projected to grow at a faster rate owing to the rising demand for luxury vehicles.

The in-vehicle segment is expected to grow at a faster pace in developing regions like India due to the increasing demand for in-vehicle applications.

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The EMR report provides an overview of the global automotive cyber security market for the periods (2015-2019) and (2020-2025).

The report also offers the historical (2015-2019) and forecast (2020-2025) markets for the security, applications, forms, vehicles, electric vehicles, and regional markets of automotive cyber security.

The key players in the global automotive cyber security market include Harman International Industries, Inc, Continental AG, Robert Bosch GmbH, DENSO CORPORATION, Symantec Corporation, Honeywell International Inc., Trillium Secure Inc., and Vector Informatik GmbH, among others. The comprehensive report covers their market share, capacity, and latest developments like mergers, acquisitions and investments, capacity expansions, and plant turn arounds.

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Bee Aware - Essay on Honey Bees

I wrote this essay about honey bees, and what is happening to them, as a part of my Girl Scouts Gold Award. Writing is my original work, with added quotes and information from cited sources.

Olivia Strittmatter

Mr. Holloway

DE English

6 April 2018

Bee Aware

The honey bees are dying. Between April 2016, and April 2017, beekeepers lost an average of 33% of their honey bee colonies (University of Maryland). In the past decades the honey bee population has been declining due to causes such as pesticides, diseases and climate change. Without the honey bees the environment will suffer; every aspect of life will be damaged if the Earth loses its top pollinator. There are many ways that honey bees can be helped, and there are many hazardous chemicals and altering practices, in order to help the bees regain their numbers. Honey bees are one of the most important factors in the environment, and without them the ecology of the Earth would be impacted in such a way that would harm every living thing. Honey bees are vital for all life - they pollinate a vast majority of both wild plants as well as most commercial crops; now they are dying at alarming rates; luckily there are things that everyone can do in order to help save them, such as reducing the use of pesticides, and planting bee-friendly plants.

Honey bees are one of the most important animals in the entire world. They pollinate most of our plants, especially crops that are grown, and eaten, worldwide. Bees pollinate a vast majority of the crops that people eat worldwide; a few of these foods include: apples, avocados, oranges, almonds, broccoli, and carrots. Without the honey bees mankind would lose around 70 of the 100 crops that feed 90% of the world (Sass).

Honey bee colonies are very important to commercial agriculture. Approximately half of the honey bees in the United States are used in California to pollinate the almond crop, which produces over $2.3 billion annually (Fox News). Honey bees and blueberry farmers also have a symbiotic relationship, this means that they both benefit each other. By working together the blueberry farmers get their crops pollinated, and the beekeepers get paid per hive, per week, and the bees can produce blueberry honey. Without commercial beekeepers, agricultural facilities could predict a 50% decrease in their crops produced (Weber).

Bees are shipped into agricultural areas from all over the United States in order to pollinate the crops being grown. The colonies are rented out by mass-producing agricultural facilities, and are moved from farm to farm. One month the hives could be pollinating almonds, and the next month they could be pollinating apple trees. When honey bee colonies are packaged and shipped, they will lose over 10% of the colony in the process. Overall, the transportation of honey bee colonies is harmful to the individual colonies, but it is beneficial to the crops, farms, and the economy. Do the benefits of colony rental for commercial pollination outweigh the negative impact on the hives?

Bees keep the economy buzzing. The crops pollinated by the bees produce over $30 billion in revenue each year (Woody). The honey they produce also earns over $150 million each year (Fox News). Honey bee hives are expensive to own and maintain, but, according to Sokanu, people who professionally pollinate commercial agricultural facilities - earn between $33,840 and $119,530 every year. They also produce honey, but that market is not as big as the pollination market. Keeping honey bees in areas with certain crops, such as blueberries, will produce honey that will have a different flavor than honey produced in an area that grows apples. Every year honey bees produce over 161.8 million pounds of raw honey, which is valued to be over $7 million (Bee Spotter). This is all beneficial to the economy, because it boosts it, allows for more money to be circulating, and for more money to be earned and spent.

Crops that do not need to be pollinated by bees include: corn, wheat, soybeans, rice, bananas, and plantains. Corn, rice, and soybeans are very prominent in many cultures across the world, and if the honey bees go extinct mankind would still have access to those, but they alone would not be able to sustain the world, with the global population soaring to over 7.6 billion people. Bananas and plantains don’t need any pollination, because they grow from bulbs, or rhizomes, so those would also still be important, but again, they alone cannot sustain the world’s population.

“Domesticated” honey bees are not the only crop pollinator though, lots of “native” bees live in and around agricultural areas. Many small-scale farmers rely on these native bees to pollinate their plants. Native bees also fertilise a majority of native plants, as well as neighborhood, and backyard gardens. These native bees are not affected by Colony Collapse Disorder the way that managed honey bee colonies are.

Honey bees also pollinate many wild plants. They fertilize over 90% of native, wild plants (Sass). Without the bees these plants would not be able to reproduce and spread their seeds, and a majority of them would eventually die off. Native plants dying off would negatively impact the environment by reducing the amount of water that can be absorbed into the ground, which can leave to more frequent and severe floods.

Humans benefit from honey bees because, to start, without them there would be no natural honey, no bee pollen, and no beeswax. Also without honey bees humanity would lose the native plants, which 90% of are pollinated by honey bees (Sass). The honey bees pollinate so many of the crops that humans eat, that if the honey bees go extinct it could be expected to lose 70 of the top 100 crops that feed 90% of the world (Sass). Everything that honey bees give to the world, and to people, are a major part of the economy as well, bringing in millions of dollars to all parts of the economy.

The honey bees are dying off at alarmingly fast rates. In the past decade beekeepers have seen over a 30% decrease in their colonies annually (Grossman). The top killers of honey bee colonies are Colony Collapse Disorder, American Foulbrood, European Foulbrood, and pests such as varroa mites. Even relatively smaller problems are still making big impacts, such as inexperienced beekeepers, and bee nucs and packages that are poor in quality.

Pesticides are a major killer of honey bees, especially systemic pesticides. Systemic pesticides are poisons that are coated on seeds, and are intended to kill soil-dwelling insects such as grubs, worms, and mole crickets. These pesticides then grow into the plants, and can be passed up the food chain, and into creatures such as the honeybees. The pesticides are intended to kill pests that will eat and/or harm the crops, but they end up harming animals who are beneficial to the crop and the environment. This is why honey bees are so impacted by it; because the poison is part of the plant by the time it is ready for the bees. Pesticides can also be linked to disorders such as Colony Collapse Disorder, American Foulbrood, and European Foulbrood.

CCD, more commonly known as Colony Collapse Disorder, is a phenomenon where a majority of worker bees disappear and leave behind a queen, food, and a few nurse bees. This usually happens over the winter, and no dead bees are found inside the hive; they’re just gone. Over the last few years though beekeepers have seen a slight decline in the colony deaths due to CCD. Over the past few decades the average hive loss due to CCD was at 28.7%, and recently that percentage has dropped to 23.1%. Causes for CCD can include Israeli Acute Paralysis Virus, Nosema Apis, varroa mites, pesticides, stress, inadequate environment, poor nutrition, and bad management practices.

Israeli Acute Paralysis Virus, also known as IAPV, is a virus that spreads genetically through the 9487 nt RNA. These are defective RNA genomes of the virus that are recombining into hairpins and stem-loop structures. As far as current studies have shown, this virus only affects honey bees.

Nosema Apis is a form of microsporidian, which are small, unicellular parasites. These parasites are two types of fungus, that have only been found to infect honey bees. The two fungus types are Nosema apis (N. apis), and Nosema ceranae (N. ceranae). N. ceranae appears to be more dangerous to honey bees than N. apis, because it attacks the cells in the bees’ guts and kills them faster. Bees that are affected could have trouble digesting food for their entire lives, and they cannot produce royal jelly from their hypopharyngeal glands. Queens who are affected by this parasite do not lay eggs, and will have a much shorter lifespan.

Varroa mites are external parasites that attack both the adult honey bees, and the brood - the honey bee larva. They drink the blood of the adults and the brood, especially drone brood; this will cause a shorter bee lifespan, and newly hatched brood may emerge with deformities, such as missing legs and/or missing wings. Varroa mite infestations can be treated relatively easily if caught early enough. One way to treat them is by applying vaporized oxalic acid once a week for three weeks, this will significantly lower the amount of mites in the hive. Another way for treating small infestations is to dump powdered sugar into the beehive, and allowing the bees to clean the sugar, and mites, off of each other.

American Foulbrood, also known as AFB, is a bacterial disease of the bee brood. This fatal, spore-forming bacteria only infects the honey bee larvae, and typically kills it in the pre-pupal stage. This infection can, and will eventually, kill the entire hive because it kills a majority of the brood, leaving less and less adult honey bees until there are none left. It is not a highly contagious disease but the spores can transfer between hives through beekeeper practices, such as sharing equipment between hives. Adult honey bees will not contract AFB, but they can spread it to other hives through natural processes such as hive robbing. AFB is incurable, and the only way to end the spread is to destroy the colony as well as the hive they were living in, because the spores can remain viable for over 50 years (Bee Aware).

European Foulbrood, or EFB, is a bacterial disease that impacts the bee brood. It can be caused by an increase in stress on the colony, such as changing weather, malnutrition, or movement of the hive. The EFB infection begins when the larvae ingest Melissococcus plutonius, the bacteria; it is ingested from contaminated nurse bees, who were contaminated by removing dead brood. These nurse bees then feed the larvae and spreading the contaminant. The infecting bacteria competes with the larvae for the ingested brood food, and will eventually starve it to death. Symptoms tend to be noticed in Spring, and can be noticed because there are many more foraging bees than nurse bees, and the larvae aren’t being fed as much as they need to be, so they starve to death. The infected larvae will turn into a semi-fluid state, and will change from pearly white, to yellow and brown. EFB is highly contagious and will remain viable for many years in honey, wax, and on beekeeper equipment; it will also be transmitted to other colonies through hive robbing. (Bee Aware and Bee Informed).

Certain pesticides cause more damage to the honey bee population than others. Neonicotinoids are one of the most commonly used pesticides in agricultural facilities, and have been linked to honey bee deaths. In recent studies it has been proven that neonicotinoids do not outright kill the bee colonies, but instead it requires long term exposure to the chemical in order to kill. The chemicals impact the queen bee especially, which can cause a decrease in egg laying, and eventually wipe out the hive (Dengler). Another dangerous pesticide, Imidacloprid, was declared by the EPA to affect bees. The study showed that if the “imidacloprid at levels above 25 parts per billion - a common level for neonics in farm fields - they suffer harm.” (Philpott). Since then the EPA has restricted and limited the use of imidacloprid. A third bee-killing pesticide that could potentially be allowed to be used is thiamethoxam. It recently was considered by the EPA to be sprayed on 165 million acres of US farmland. This pesticide damages a honey bee’s homing abilities and impairs flight. Simone Tosi, Giovanni Burgio, and James C. Nieh performed an experiment in which it was proved that these results “provide the first demonstration that acute or chronic exposure to a neonicotinoid alone can significantly alter bee flight. Such exposure may impair foraging and homing, which are vital to normal colony function and ecosystem services.” (Tosi, Burgio, and Nieh).

Climate change is also a big factor in the decrease in the global honey bee population. As mentioned earlier, climate change can bring stress to bee colonies, which can lead to disorders and diseases, and harm the hives. It has been shown that in Poland, the honey bees are “responding to changes in climate by advancing the date of their first winter flight - the wakening moment after winter... is attributed to increasing temperatures” (Greenpeace Research Laboratories 27). The changes in the climate will impact how the bees interact with the sources they pollinate. According to the Greenpeace Research Laboratories, “Recent analysis has suggested that between 17% and 50% of pollinator species will suffer from food shortages” because of the alteration of time periods where flowering plants are blooming. These scientists have predicted that these alterations may cause the extinction of some pollinating species, such as honey bees, and some flowering plants that they pollinate. They also conclude that climate change “may also lead to “the large-scale extinction of interactions which are responsible for a key ecosystem service, that of the pollination of plants”” (Greenpeace Research Laboratories 27).

Honey bees possess enough genetic variability to potentially survive minor climate changes, it is not know how they will be impacted in the long run. It is shown that their genetic makeup, as well as the information known about how they deal with diseases, and their behavior that they have the possibility of evolving to live in a variety of climates, even as they change over time. The world cannot lose the genetic variety of the honey bee though, and must take precautionary measures to preserve and protect that, or there is a good chance that the bees will die-off because of one disease or one giant ecological change/disaster.

Another reason why the honey bees are dying, and spreading diseases rapidly, is because of unexperienced beekeepers. Inexperienced beekeepers tend to have “double the winter mortality rate when compared to professional beekeepers” (Jacques). Jacques’ study also showed that professional beekeepers had minimal signs of disease and pests, while inexperienced and/or hobbyist beekeepers had heavy signs of varroa infestation, and bacterial infection. A pan-European epidemiological study showed that the best way to combat die-offs from unexperienced beekeeper colonies is to educate the “newbees” and promote disease control (PLOS).

Nucleus colonies, otherwise known as nucs, are small bee hives that come with 4-5 frames of preexisting honeycomb, honey, brood, and a functioning queen with workers and drones. These are prefered to start off with, because they already have a base set up, and can continue building and growing once set up in a real hive. Packaged bees are another option for beginning hives. These bees come in a wooden box with around 3,000-10,000 honey bees - workers and drones - inside, and a queen (The Honey Company). These bees have no basis and must build all of their comb from nothing; this makes it harder for them to start out, and they have a higher chance of failure. With the increase in popularity of hobby beekeeping, honey bee nucs and packages are needing to be produced at a much higher rate than they should be. This causes the nucs and packages to be lower in quality, and risk the rapid spread of disease and parasites all over the country.

Individuals can help save the honey bees though, through numerous, and easy, changes. The biggest change that a person can do, is to educate themselves and others on how much the honey bees do for us, and how much humanity relies on their services. Reading books, research papers, scientific journals, and news articles on honey bees is a great way to expand your knowledge. Education does not just include the general public, education includes educating novice beekeepers, agricultural companies, and the governmental authorities. Public education can range from teachers giving brief presentations on honey bees and what is happening, to larger-scale events such as nationwide movements on the honey bee epidemic. An easy way to educate yourself and the community is by spreading the knowledge that honey bees are not out to sting people. Bees are vegetarians, so they do not chase after people, because they have no interest in people, unless they are protecting their hive. When honey bees sting someone their stinger is pulled out, and it pulls out a majority of their internal organs with it.

Local beekeepers can mentor people interested in beekeeping, so that they can gain the knowledge they need before they buy their own honey bee colony. Educating beginning beekeepers can reduce the amount of colonies that die due to inexperience, and lack of knowledge. For more experienced beekeepers they can look into local classes on how to use sustainable practices with their colonies. Some sustainable practices include: producing numerous other nucleus hives, catching swarming colonies, and reducing use of bee-medications and chemical treatments (Connor).

Quitting use of chemicals and pesticides in personal gardens, and on lawns can be a big step to helping the honey bees regain their footing. Some examples of these harmful pesticides include clothianidin, aldicarb, and carbaryl (Stokstad). Toxic pesticides can be replaced by natural pesticides like vinegar, chrysanthemums, pepper, garlic, onion, and essential oils (Kusby). These replacements are safe for the environment, and are bee-friendly; this means that they will not harm the honey bees, or damage the ecosystem.

A third easy way to help the honey bees is to plant bee-friendly plants in personal, and/or community gardens. Bee-friendly plants are plants that flower for relatively long periods of time, produce a lot of flowers, and produce a large amount of nectar. Some examples of these types of plants include lavender, white clover, california lilac, heather, bell flower, sage, and many more (Bee Friendly). Another way to plant bee-friendly plants is by planting a Bee Garden. Bee Gardens can create many more areas for honey bees to flock to in order to collect nectar and pollen.

Large-scale and small-scale corporations and companies alike can also help to save the honey bees. A big way to reduce the massive die-off is by reducing the amount of CO2 that is being released into the atmosphere. Increased amounts of CO2 in the atmosphere is a major contributor to Global Climate Change, and in turn, is leading to the increase of cases of Colony Collapse Disorder.

Another way that corporations and companies can help save the honey bees is by reducing environmental depletion. Large companies, such as construction companies that build developments, destroy huge amounts of forests and other natural lands in order to expand cities and the suburbs. By destroying these areas, the honey bees are being forced to move into cities and suburbs, and this greatly reduces the food available to the honey bees. Also, cities and neighborhoods that are more densely populated usually means that there are more chemicals in the area, and these chemicals can contribute to Colony Collapse Disorder.

Large companies and corporations can also spread knowledge and information about honey bees. In 2014 Honey Nut Cheerios and Burt’s Bees joined together and started a movement called Bring Back the Bees. In this Honey Nut Cheerios took Buzz, their honey bee mascot, off of the front of their box, and instead replaced it with a white outline in the shape of Buzz with the words “Bring Back the Bees” near him. In boxed labeled like this there was a free packet of bee-friendly seeds for the buyer to plant. In 2014 they claim to have given out 1.5 billion wildflower seeds to consumers (Cheerios). In this movement, Burt’s Bees, a cosmetics company, claims to have planted over 5,000 wildflower seeds for every special edition of lip balm for the Bring Back The Bees annual campaign (Burt’s Bees).

The government can help by passing more legislation banning and restricting the use of harmful pesticides and fertilizers. Certain pesticides and fertilizers are especially toxic to honey bees; examples of harmful pesticides that are commonly used are clothianidin, aldicarb, and carbaryl (Stokstad). A major pesticide that is used by large-scale agricultural corporation are neonicotinoids, and if the United States government could severely restrict use of these, the overwinter deaths of honey bee colonies would reduce within years.

In countries where the government has banned neonicotinoids, such as Germany, the rates of bee diseases are less prevalent than countries that still allow neonicotinoids (Morelle). While there is scientific proof that neonicotinoids are harmful to honey bees, some countries, such as the United States, are approving of the use of these toxic chemicals. The United States government has approved of the use of neonicotinoids on the grounds that “the Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) had relied on “flawed and limited” data, and its green light was unjustified given the “precariousness of bee populations”” (Pearce). The European Commission has recently done a large-scale experiment on 2,000 hectares across European countries to test the impact of neonicotinoids. The study showed the seeds covered in neonicotinoids had many negative effects on managed honey bees as well as on wild honey bees, and that neonicotinoids could be a major contributor to Colony Collapse Disorder (Morelle).

The United States government could do much more to minimize the nation’s participation in Global Climate Change. The USA is the only country in the world that is not a part of the Paris Agreement, which is a global organization that is working together to battle global climate change. If every single country was working together than it would be easier to work together to find a way to save the Earth, and in turn, to save the honey bees. Climate-related disadvantages for pollinators would include food shortages, and a decrease in overall honey bee populations.

In the past few decade honey bees have been dying off at alarming rates. These massive die-offs are caused by all sorts of factors, some include: Colony Collapse Disorder, American Foulbrood, European Foulbrood, parasites, pesticides, and climate change. People all over the world need to take action to save these hard-working creatures, and in turn, save the world. The honey bees do so much more for humans besides provide honey, and if the honey bees are lost, many agricultural crops will also be severely affected. Without the honey bees over one-third of crops would go unpollinated, and would not be able to produce food. In order to save the honey bees individuals, corporations, and governments alike much work together to protect and preserve this 90-million year old species or risk losing human lives as well.

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Global LIDAR Market Analysis by Manufacturers, Regions, Type and Application and forecast to 2024

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Teledyne Optech incorporated dominated the Lidar market accounting for a highest market share in 2016, followed by

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Teledyne Optech Incorporated:

Founded in 1974 and headquartered Toronto, Canada, engaged in the manufacturing of camera survey instruments and advanced lidar for terrestrial mapping, mobile and airborne. These involves technologies such as GPS, inertial navigation, range finding laser based instruments for level monitoring, camera, waveform digitization and many more. It do work with the military, government, space based organization and commercials in order to fulfill their respective demand. They offer standalone and fully integrated camera solutions and lidar in airborne, mobile mapping, mine cavity monitoring, and space proven sensors, terrestrial laser scanning.

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Founded in 1946 and headquartered Waldkirch, Germany, is a manufacturer, producer as well as distributors of systems, sensors for industrial automation technology. It do operates in Logistics Automation, factory and product automation which includes multiple of activities such as dectection, ranging, analyzer, system solutions, , identification, photoelectric, gas analyzers, sensor control, dust and ultrasonic gas flow measuring devices, 2D and 3D vision cameras, distance sensors and many more.

It has its presence in worldwide. Few of its subsidiaries are SICK MAIHAK, Inc., SICK, Inc., SICK AG, Sick Pty Ltd, Sick Maihak GmbH, SICK Sensors Ltd., SICK nv/sa, Ação Solução, Sick Optic-Electronic Co., Limited, SICK IVP AB, SICK STEGMANN GmbH and many more.

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2.2. ARRIVING AT THE GLOBAL LIDAR MARKET SIZE

2.3. GLOBAL LIDAR MARKET: RESEARCH SNAPSHOT

2.4. ASSUMPTIONS

3 MARKET OVERVIEW

3.1. DRIVERS

3.3. OPPORTUNITIES

4 EXECUTIVE SUMMARY

5 PREMIUM INSIGHTS

6 GLOBAL LIDAR MARKET, BY COMPONENT

7 GLOBAL LIDAR MARKET, BY PRODUCT

7.1. OVERVIEW

7.2. AERIAL LIDAR

8 GLOBAL LIDAR MARKET, BY APPLICATION

8.1. OVERVIEW

8.2. CORRIDOR MAPPING

8.8. CARTOGRAPHY

8.9. METEOROLOGY

8.10. OTHERS

9 GLOBAL LIDAR MARKET, BY SERVICES

9.1. OVERVIEW

9.2. LIDAR DATA PROCESSING

9.4. ASSET MANAGEMENT

9.5. GIS SERVICES

9.6. GROUND-BASED SURVEYING

9.7. MAPPING AND MODELING

9.8. OTHERS

10 GLOBAL LIDAR MARKET, BY GEOGRAPHY

10.1 COUNTRYWISE GLOBAL LIDAR MARKET, (ALL SEGMENTATION PROVIDED ABOVE IS REPRESENTED IN THIS CHAPTER BY COUNTRY)

11 GLOBAL LIDAR MARKET: COMPETITIVE LANDSCAPE

11.1. GLOBAL LIDAR MARKET: COMPANY SHARE ANALYSIS

11.2. NORTH AMERICA LIDAR MARKET: COMPANY SHARE ANALYSIS

11.3. EUROPE MARKET: COMPANY SHARE ANALYSIS

11.4. ASIA-PACIFIC LIDAR MARKET: COMPANY SHARE ANALYSIS

11.5. SOUTH AMERICA LIDAR MARKET: COMPANY SHARE ANALYSIS

11.6. MIDDLE EAST AND AFRICA LIDAR MARKET: COMPANY SHARE ANALYSIS

12 GLOBAL LIDAR MARKET, COMPANY PROFILES

12.1 QUANTUM SPATIAL

13 APPENDIX

14 ABOUT DATA BRIDGE MARKET RESEARCH

Market Defination:-

LIDAR stands for Light Detection and Ranging, which is a remote sensing method that uses light in the form of a pulsed laser to measure distance to a target by a sensor. The distance is measured in terms on basis of the time between transmitted and reflected pulses. This technology is popularly being used in both terrestrial and hydrographic surveys as it has replaced the traditional, time-consuming, and expensive methods to collect the data. The market is significantly being driven by the increasing demand for drones in surveying, rising automation in engineering applications, and technological advancements in the LIDAR systems. However, the lack of awareness about the technology, and the high cost of implementation are the factors hampering the growth of the market.

Key Drivers:

Some of the major factors driving the market for global Lidar market are rising government initiatives and increasing adoption, increasing use of drones in numerous applications, growing lidar application in engineering projects and large-magnitude set and technological advancement. These factors demand the Lidar system which boosts the market growth.

High cost of lidar and high surveying application expenses may hinder the growth of the market.

Many companies are increasingly focusing on technological advancement of lidar devices in order to strengthen their product portfolios in the Lidar market.

KEY POINTS:-

· The global aerial lidar market is expected to reach USD 2,521.36 million by 2024, from USD 484.46 million in 2016, growing at a CAGR of 23.1%.

· The corridor mapping is expected to dominate the Lidar market with 29.5% market share, growing at a CAGR 24.6% in the forecast period 2017 to 2024.

Market Segmentation:

On the basis of components:- laser scanners, navigation & positioning systems, and others.

On the basis of product:-Aerial, ground-based, UAV, and solid-state.

On basis of service:-Aerial surveying, asset management, GIS service, ground-based surveying, mapping and modeling, and others

On the basis of application:- Corridor mapping, engineering, environment, ADAS & driverless cars, exploration, urban planning, cartography, meteorology, and others.

On the basis of geography:- North America, South America, Europe, Asia-Pacific, and Middle East & Africa.

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