英国：建立对商用无人机的信任-英-34页_3mb

Summary

The report "Building Trust in Commercial Drones" analyzes changes in industry attitudes towards drones over the past three years and their implications for the UK drone economy. Key findings include:

• Increased Positivity and Benefits: In 2022, industry attitudes were more positive than in 2019, with strong support for drones in areas like safety, cost reduction, time savings, productivity, carbon reduction, and digital transformation. Over 80% of respondents found drones beneficial, with high backing for current use cases such as emergency services, infrastructure inspection, agriculture, and medical delivery.

• Challenges to Adoption: Despite positive attitudes, only 43% of respondents felt drones were fully embraced. Major barriers include regulatory restrictions (44% viewing them as a growth hindrance), lack of credible service providers (63% agreeing more providers would increase use), and data management issues (48% finding drone data challenging to store and review). Concerns about negative perception, cost, and job losses remain relatively low.

• Recommendations for Growth: To boost drone use, the report suggests identifying high-potential market segments and use cases, addressing adoption barriers through clearer regulations, enhanced publicity, and industry-specific qualifications. This approach could accelerate benefits like economic growth and innovation.

The overall approach aims to smooth regulatory paths, support innovation, and involve government and industry collaboration to unlock the UK drone economy's potential.