Introduction

The versatility of drones due to their numerous benefits is crucial in unlocking their potential across various industries such as defence, consumer, logistics, among others. Ultimately, the growth and adoption of drones in a particular industry is driven by the direct correlation between the benefits of drones and evolving nature of the use cases. The L1 use cases encompasses both military and civil (non-military) applications, while L2 technology encompasses the deployment of drones across various non-military settings with the aim of reducing the need for human labor, time and productivity.

The versatility of drones due to their numerous benefits is crucial in unlocking their potential across various industries such as defence, consumer, logistics, among others. Ultimately, the growth and adoption of drones in a particular industry is driven by the direct correlation between the benefits of drones and evolving nature of the use cases. The L1 use cases encompasses both military and civil (non-military) applications, while L2 technology encompasses the deployment of drones across various non-military settings with the aim of reducing the need for human labor, time and productivity. Source:1Lattice (erstwhile PGA Labs) report