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Frost & Sullivan Reveals the Growth Opportunities in the Urban Air Mobility Industry
The technology space in UAM is becoming increasingly complex as more platforms are moving away from conventional fuels and adopting electrification. There has also been a significant impetus in various sub-segments of the UAM value chain, such as advanced composites, artificial intelligence, collision-avoidance systems, hydrogen fuel cells, autonomous navigation, propulsion systems and battery technologies.
Given this rapid growth, UAM will fulfill a new unmet need of "flying-on-demand," and "flying-to-work" is expected to be the new norm in urban hotspots like downtown New York , London and Tokyo . By 2040, cumulative consumer demand will translate into the need for an estimated 2.5 million air taxi platform units across various vehicle capacity types.
Join , and of Frost & Sullivan's Aerospace & Defense Practice, for the Growth Opportunity briefing, " " on at In this webinar, learn about the existing UAM value chain, state of regulations, and likely roadmap to allow UAM operations globally. In addition, understand the links between the evolving technology supplier landscape and major UAM integrators.
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With UAM becoming a reality, it is important to understand future possibilities to achieve commercially viable UAM operations, which will enable effective decision-making for cities, UAM original equipment manufacturers and integrators, and solution providers.
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