HAPS (High-Altitude Pseudo Satellites) 시장조사 보고서

Report Overview

The high altitude pseudo satellite market is valued at USD 85 million in 2023 and is projected to reach USD 189 million by 2028, at a CAGR of 17.2% from 2023 to 2028. The demand for these satellites has witnessed significant demand as these systems meets a range of needs, including communication and connectivity to provide internet and communication services, Earth observation, including weather patterns, natural disasters, and environmental changes. These platforms provide cost-effective and flexible solutions for various industries and applications.

“Airships platform to be fastest growing segment for the High altitude pseudo satellite market during the forecast period.”
Airships, categorized as High Altitude Pseudo Satellites within the Lighter Than Air (LTA) category, possess technology enabling them to manage their lateral trajectory. They have the capability to operate above or below the 60,000 ft flying altitude (FL600) to harness prevailing winds and maintain pressure equilibrium. Thales Alenia’s Stratobus, based in France, provides an extended range of surveillance capabilities and the capacity to remain suspended over specific locations for extended periods, supporting intelligence, surveillance, and reconnaissance (ISR) operations, thereby enhancing the defense capabilities of the French military..

“Other (ISR, Monitoring, Search and Rescue, Navigation) Application Segment To Grow At Highest CAGR of 22.1% during the forecast period.”
Other segment of High-Altitude Pseudo Satellites (HAPS) offer a diverse range of applications that extend beyond merely delivering internet connectivity. They are increasingly finding utility in various sectors, including Intelligence, Surveillance, and Reconnaissance (ISR), monitoring, search and rescue, as well as navigation.
For example, the PHASA 35 HAPS developed by Prismatic Ltd (UK) serves as a consistent and stable platform suitable for tasks such as monitoring, maritime surveillance, agricultural monitoring, communication, and security applications. The ApusDuo HAPS, created by UAVOS Inc. (US), is well-suited for maritime surveillance, border patrol missions, communication services, and forest fire detection and monitoring..

“Commercial end user segment to have higher growth for the High altitude pseudo satellite market during the forecast period.”
Based on end user, the market segmented into commercial, and government & defense. Commercial HAPS have a wide range of applications. They can be utilized for agricultural monitoring, which involves overseeing crops, soil conditions, and weather patterns across extensive farmlands. This collected data aids farmers in making well-informed decisions, allowing them to optimize their agricultural practices and consequently increase crop yields and resource efficiency. Additionally, HAPS contribute to the enhancement of GPS and navigation systems by improving the precision and dependability of signals. They are also valuable in the creation of high-resolution 3D maps for urban planning and infrastructure development.

“North America is anticipated to dominate the High Altitude Pseudo Satellite market in 2023”
The regional supremacy can be attributed to the presence of major companies, mainly situated in the United States. These industry leaders consistently channel investments into research and development to innovate and enhance technologies used in the High Altitude Pseudo Satellite market. Such advancements have resulted in cost reduction for satellite launches, making High Altitude Pseudo Satellites more economically viable. Consequently, the increased affordability and reliability of High Altitude Pseudo Satellites are pivotal factors propelling the growth of this market within the North American region.

Breakdown of primaries
The research incorporates input from a wide spectrum of industry professionals, encompassing component suppliers, Tier1 firms, and OEMs. The composition of the primary sources is outlined as follows:
• By Company Type: Tier 1–35%; Tier 2–45%; and Tier 3–20%
• By Designation: C Level–35%; Directors–25%; and Others–40%
• By Region: North America-45%; Europe–15%; Asia Pacific–25%; and Rest of the World –15%

AeroVironment, Inc. (US), Prismatic Ltd. (UK), Airbus (France), Thales Group (France), and SoftBank Group Corp. (Japan) are some of the leading players operating in the High altitude pseudo satellite market.

Research Coverage
The study covers the high altitude pseudo satellite market across various segments and subsegments. It aims at estimating the size and growth potential of this market across different segments based on platform, application, end user and region. This study also includes an in-depth competitive analysis of the key players in the market, along with their company profiles, key observations related to their product and business offerings, recent developments undertaken by them, and key market strategies adopted by them.
 Key benefits of buying this report: This report will help the market leaders/new entrants in this market with information on the closest approximations of the revenue numbers for the overall high altitude pseudo satellite market and its subsegments. The report covers the entire ecosystem of the high altitude pseudo satellite industry. It will help stakeholders understand the competitive landscape and gain more insights to position their businesses better and plan suitable go-to-market strategies. The report will also help stakeholders understand the pulse of the market and provide them with information on key market drivers, restraints, challenges, and opportunities.

The report provides insights on the following pointers:
• Analysis of key drivers and several factors, such as Russia-Ukraine Conflict, defense expenditure, and others that could contribute to an increase in high altitude pseudo satellite market.
• Product Development/Innovation: Detailed insights on upcoming technologies, research & development activities, and new product & service launches in the high altitude pseudo satellite market
• Market Development: Comprehensive information about lucrative markets – the report analyses the high altitude pseudo satellite market across varied regions
• Market Diversification: Exhaustive information about new products & services, untapped geographies, recent developments, and investments in high altitude pseudo satellite market
• Competitive Assessment: In-depth assessment of market shares, growth strategies, and service offerings of leading players like AeroVironment, Inc. (US), Prismatic Ltd. (UK), Airbus (France), Thales Group (France), SoftBank Group Corp. (Japan) in the High altitude pseudo satellite market.

Table of Contents

1            INTRODUCTION            20

1.1         STUDY OBJECTIVES      20

1.2         MARKET DEFINITION   20

1.2.1      INCLUSIONS AND EXCLUSIONS 20

1.3         STUDY SCOPE  21

1.3.1      MARKETS COVERED     21

FIGURE 1           HIGH-ALTITUDE PSEUDO-SATELLITE MARKET SEGMENTATION           21

1.3.2      REGIONS COVERED      21

1.3.3      YEARS CONSIDERED     21

1.4         CURRENCY CONSIDERED          22

TABLE 1             USD EXCHANGE RATES 22

1.5         STAKEHOLDERS            22

2            RESEARCH METHODOLOGY     23

2.1         RESEARCH DATA           23

FIGURE 2           RESEARCH PROCESS FLOW       23

FIGURE 3           RESEARCH DESIGN       24

2.1.1      SECONDARY DATA       24

2.1.1.1   Secondary sources             25

2.1.2      PRIMARY DATA 25

2.1.2.1   Key data from primary sources         26

FIGURE 4           KEY INDUSTRY INSIGHTS          26

FIGURE 5           BREAKDOWN OF PRIMARY INTERVIEWS            27

2.2         FACTOR ANALYSIS        27

2.2.1      INTRODUCTION            27

2.2.2      DEMAND-SIDE INDICATORS     27

2.2.3      SUPPLY-SIDE INDICATORS        28

2.3         MARKET SIZE ESTIMATION       29

2.3.1      BOTTOM-UP APPROACH           29

2.3.1.1   Market size estimation, by platform 29

FIGURE 6           BOTTOM-UP APPROACH           29

2.3.2      TOP-DOWN APPROACH             30

FIGURE 7           TOP-DOWN APPROACH             30

2.4         DATA TRIANGULATION             31

FIGURE 8           DATA TRIANGULATION             31

2.5         RESEARCH ASSUMPTIONS         32

FIGURE 9           RESEARCH ASSUMPTIONS         32

2.6         RESEARCH LIMITATIONS           33

2.7         RISK ASSESSMENT         33

3            EXECUTIVE SUMMARY 34

FIGURE 10         UAVS TO LEAD HIGH-ALTITUDE PSEUDO-SATELLITE MARKET DURING FORECAST PERIOD   34

FIGURE 11         EARTH OBSERVATION & REMOTE SENSING TO SURPASS COMMUNICATION SEGMENT DURING FORECAST PERIOD        35

FIGURE 12         COMMERCIAL SEGMENT TO HOLD LARGEST MARKET SHARE IN 2028 35

4            PREMIUM INSIGHTS      36

4.1         ATTRACTIVE OPPORTUNITIES FOR PLAYERS IN HIGH-ALTITUDE PSEUDO-SATELLITE MARKET   36

FIGURE 13         INCREASED GOVERNMENT FUNDING FOR INTELLIGENCE, SURVEILLANCE, AND RECONNAISSANCE CAPABILITIES             36

4.2         HIGH-ALTITUDE PSEUDO-SATELLITE MARKET, BY PLATFORM 36

FIGURE 14         AIRSHIPS TO BE FASTEST-GROWING SEGMENT DURING FORECAST PERIOD       36

4.3         HIGH-ALTITUDE PSEUDO-SATELLITE MARKET, BY APPLICATION              37

FIGURE 15         OTHERS TO BE LARGEST SEGMENT DURING FORECAST PERIOD              37

4.4         HIGH-ALTITUDE PSEUDO-SATELLITE MARKET, BY END USER  37

FIGURE 16         COMMERCIAL SEGMENT TO SECURE LEADING MARKET POSITION DURING FORECAST PERIOD 37

4.5         HIGH-ALTITUDE PSEUDO-SATELLITE MARKET, BY REGION      38

FIGURE 17         NORTH AMERICA TO ACCOUNT FOR LARGEST MARKET SHARE IN 2023  38

5            MARKET OVERVIEW     39

5.1         INTRODUCTION            39

5.2         MARKET DYNAMICS     40

FIGURE 18         HIGH-ALTITUDE PSEUDO-SATELLITE MARKET DYNAMICS              40

5.2.1      DRIVERS            40

5.2.1.1   Need for global connectivity            40

5.2.1.2   Rising adoption of composite materials in high-altitude pseudo-satellites 41

5.2.1.3   Increasing use of high-altitude pseudo-satellites in emergency services    41

5.2.1.4   Versatility of payload integration techniques  42

TABLE 2             KEY INFORMATION ON HIGH-ALTITUDE PSEUDO-SATELLITES      42

5.2.2      RESTRAINTS     42

5.2.2.1   Limited durability due to extreme atmospheric conditions         42

5.2.2.2   Stringent government regulations for deployment of satellite communication systems  43

5.2.3      OPPORTUNITIES           43

5.2.3.1   Need for high-speed communication networks in remote areas  43

5.2.3.2   Growing scientific exploration through high-altitude pseudo-satellites     44

5.2.4      CHALLENGES   44

5.2.4.1   Issues pertaining to energy storage  44

5.2.4.2   Limitations associated with thermal management        44

5.3         VALUE CHAIN ANALYSIS            45

FIGURE 19         VALUE CHAIN ANALYSIS            45

5.4         TRENDS AND DISRUPTIONS IMPACTING CUSTOMERS’ BUSINESSES              46

FIGURE 20         TRENDS AND DISRUPTIONS IMPACTING CUSTOMERS’ BUSINESSES      47

5.5         ECOSYSTEM MAPPING 47

5.5.1      PROMINENT COMPANIES          47

5.5.2      PRIVATE AND SMALL ENTERPRISES      47

5.5.3      START-UPS       47

5.5.4      END USERS       48

FIGURE 21         ECOSYSTEM MAPPING 48

TABLE 3             ROLE OF COMPANIES IN ECOSYSTEM   48

5.6         PORTER’S FIVE FORCES ANALYSIS         49

FIGURE 22         PORTER’S FIVE FORCES ANALYSIS         49

TABLE 4             IMPACT OF PORTER’S FIVE FORCES ANALYSIS  50

5.6.1      THREAT OF NEW ENTRANTS    50

5.6.2      THREAT OF SUBSTITUTES         50

5.6.3      BARGAINING POWER OF SUPPLIERS     50

5.6.4      BARGAINING POWER OF BUYERS           50

5.6.5      INTENSITY OF COMPETITIVE RIVALRY 50

5.7         PRICING ANALYSIS        51

TABLE 5             AVERAGE SELLING PRICE OF HIGH-ALTITUDE PSEUDO-SATELLITES, BY PLATFORM,  2022 (USD MILLION/UNIT)          51

5.8         REGULATORY LANDSCAPE       51

TABLE 6             NORTH AMERICA: REGULATORY BODIES, GOVERNMENT AGENCIES, AND OTHER ORGANIZATIONS         51

TABLE 7             EUROPE: REGULATORY BODIES, GOVERNMENT AGENCIES, AND OTHER ORGANIZATIONS 52

TABLE 8             ASIA PACIFIC: REGULATORY BODIES, GOVERNMENT AGENCIES, AND OTHER ORGANIZATIONS         53

TABLE 9             REST OF THE WORLD: REGULATORY BODIES, GOVERNMENT AGENCIES, AND OTHER ORGANIZATIONS         53

5.9         USE CASE ANALYSIS      54

5.9.1      ENVIRONMENTAL MONITORING AND DISASTER MANAGEMENT              54

5.9.2      COMMUNICATION AND CONNECTIVITY           55

5.9.3      SURVEILLANCE AND SECURITY 55

5.10       KEY CONFERENCES AND EVENTS, 2023–2024     55

TABLE 10           KEY CONFERENCES AND EVENTS, 2023–2024     55

5.11       KEY STAKEHOLDERS AND BUYING CRITERIA    56

5.11.1    STAKEHOLDERS IN BUYING PROCESS   56

FIGURE 23         INFLUENCE OF STAKEHOLDERS ON BUYING HIGH-ALTITUDE PSEUDO-SATELLITES, BY END USER      56

TABLE 11           INFLUENCE OF STAKEHOLDERS ON BUYING HIGH-ALTITUDE PSEUDO-SATELLITES,  BY END USER (%)          56

5.11.2    BUYING CRITERIA         56

FIGURE 24         KEY BUYING CRITERIA FOR HIGH-ALTITUDE PSEUDO-SATELLITES, BY END USER        56

TABLE 12           KEY BUYING CRITERIA FOR HIGH-ALTITUDE PSEUDO-SATELLITES, BY END USER        57

6            INDUSTRY TRENDS       58

6.1         INTRODUCTION            58

6.2         TECHNOLOGY TRENDS             58

6.2.1      IMPROVED SOLAR PANELS        58

6.2.2      GUST LOAD ALLEVIATION        59

6.2.3      LITHIUM-ION BATTERIES          59

6.2.4      ADVANCED COMMUNICATION SYSTEMS           59

6.2.5      HYDROGEN FUEL CELLS            60

6.2.6      MINIATURIZED PAYLOADS       60

6.2.7      AUTONOMOUS OPERATIONS AND ARTIFICIAL INTELLIGENCE 60

6.2.8      USE OF ADVANCED MATERIALS             61

6.3         IMPACT OF MEGATRENDS        61

6.3.1      REMOTE CONNECTIVITY THROUGH HIGH-ALTITUDE PSEUDO-SATELLITES      61

6.3.2      INTERNET OF THINGS  61

6.3.3      BEAMFORMING             62

6.4         SUPPLY CHAIN ANALYSIS          62

FIGURE 25         SUPPLY CHAIN ANALYSIS          63

6.5         INNOVATIONS AND PATENT REGISTRATIONS 63

TABLE 13           KEY PATENTS   63

6.6         ROADMAP OF HIGH-ALTITUDE PSEUDO-SATELLITE MARKET  65

FIGURE 26         DEVELOPMENT POTENTIAL OF HIGH-ALTITUDE PSEUDO-SATELLITES,  1983–2030            65

7            HIGH-ALTITUDE PSEUDO-SATELLITE MARKET, BY PLATFORM 66

7.1         INTRODUCTION            67

FIGURE 27         HIGH-ALTITUDE PSEUDO-SATELLITE MARKET, BY PLATFORM, 2023–2028  67

TABLE 14           HIGH-ALTITUDE PSEUDO-SATELLITE MARKET, BY PLATFORM, 2020–2022 (USD MILLION)  67

TABLE 15           HIGH-ALTITUDE PSEUDO-SATELLITE MARKET, BY PLATFORM, 2023–2028 (USD MILLION)  67

7.2         AIRSHIPS           68

7.2.1      BOOST IN SURVEILLANCE AND RECONNAISSANCE ACTIVITIES TO DRIVE GROWTH            68

7.3         BALLOONS       68

7.3.1      OPTIMIZED EFFICIENCY AND SECURITY TO DRIVE GROWTH   68

7.4         UNMANNED AERIAL VEHICLES (UAVS) 68

7.4.1      HIGH PAYLOAD CARRYING CAPACITY TO DRIVE GROWTH       68

8            HIGH-ALTITUDE PSEUDO-SATELLITE MARKET, BY APPLICATION              69

8.1         INTRODUCTION            70

FIGURE 28         HIGH-ALTITUDE PSEUDO-SATELLITE MARKET, BY APPLICATION, 2023–2028           70

TABLE 16           HIGH-ALTITUDE PSEUDO-SATELLITE MARKET, BY APPLICATION,  2020–2022 (USD MILLION)        70

TABLE 17           HIGH-ALTITUDE PSEUDO-SATELLITE MARKET, BY APPLICATION,  2023–2028 (USD MILLION)        70

8.2         COMMUNICATION        71

8.2.1      HIGH DEMAND FOR INTERNET FROM RURAL AND REMOTE AREAS TO DRIVE GROWTH            71

8.3         EARTH OBSERVATION & REMOTE SENSING       71

8.3.1      NEED FOR REAL-TIME IMAGERY IN DISASTER RESPONSE TO DRIVE GROWTH          71

8.4         OTHERS             71

9            HIGH-ALTITUDE PSEUDO-SATELLITE MARKET, BY END USER  72

9.1         INTRODUCTION            73

FIGURE 29         HIGH-ALTITUDE PSEUDO-SATELLITE MARKET, BY END USER, 2023–2028          73

TABLE 18           HIGH-ALTITUDE PSEUDO-SATELLITE MARKET, BY END USER, 2020–2022 (USD MILLION)          73

TABLE 19           HIGH-ALTITUDE PSEUDO-SATELLITE MARKET, BY END USER, 2023–2028 (USD MILLION)          73

9.2         COMMERCIAL  74

9.2.1      RISE IN URBAN PLANNING AND INFRASTRUCTURE DEVELOPMENT TO DRIVE GROWTH      74

9.3         GOVERNMENT & DEFENSE        74

9.3.1      PREDOMINANT USE IN SECURITY AND SURVEILLANCE MISSIONS TO DRIVE GROWTH            74

10          HIGH-ALTITUDE PSEUDO-SATELLITE MARKET, BY REGION      75

10.1       INTRODUCTION            76

FIGURE 30         HIGH-ALTITUDE PSEUDO-SATELLITE MARKET, BY REGION, 2023–2028          76

TABLE 20           HIGH-ALTITUDE PSEUDO-SATELLITE MARKET, BY REGION, 2020–2022 (USD MILLION)          76

TABLE 21           HIGH-ALTITUDE PSEUDO-SATELLITE MARKET, BY REGION, 2023–2028 (USD MILLION)          77

10.2       RECESSION IMPACT ANALYSIS 77

TABLE 22           RECESSION IMPACT ANALYSIS 77

10.3       NORTH AMERICA          78

10.3.1    PESTLE ANALYSIS         78

10.3.2    US         79

10.3.2.1 Advancements in satellite technology to drive growth  79

10.3.3    CANADA            79

10.3.3.1 Increased government investments in high-altitude pseudo-satellite infrastructure to drive growth    79

10.4       EUROPE             79

10.4.1    PESTLE ANALYSIS         80

10.4.2    UK         81

10.4.2.1 Large-scale presence of key players to drive growth      81

10.4.3    FRANCE             81

10.4.3.1 Booming high-altitude technologies to drive growth    81

10.4.4    GERMANY         81

10.4.4.1 Rapid development of new satellite technologies to drive growth              81

10.4.5    ITALY   82

10.4.5.1 Widespread applications of high-altitude pseudo-satellites to drive growth              82

10.4.6    SPAIN   82

10.4.6.1 Boost in tracking, monitoring, and surveillance activities to drive growth 82

10.4.7    REST OF EUROPE           82

10.5       ASIA PACIFIC    83

10.5.1    PESTLE ANALYSIS         83

10.5.2    CHINA  84

10.5.2.1 Rising popularity of satellite broadband to drive growth             84

10.5.3    INDIA   84

10.5.3.1 Government initiatives to improve defense capabilities to drive growth    84

10.5.4    JAPAN  85

10.5.4.1 Expanding rural connectivity to drive growth 85

10.5.5    SOUTH KOREA 85

10.5.5.1 Financial and regulatory support for development of high-altitude pseudo-satellites to drive growth    85

10.5.6    AUSTRALIA       85

10.5.6.1 Increasing investments in development of satellite Internet to drive growth              85

10.6       REST OF THE WORLD   85

10.6.1    PESTLE ANALYSIS         86

10.6.2    LATIN AMERICA             86

10.6.2.1 Need for advanced high-altitude pseudo-satellites to drive growth           86

10.6.3    MIDDLE EAST & AFRICA             87

10.6.3.1 Increasing demand for high-speed Internet to drive growth       87

11          COMPETITIVE LANDSCAPE       88

11.1       INTRODUCTION            88

11.2       STRATEGIES ADOPTED BY KEY PLAYERS, 2020–2023      88

TABLE 23           STRATEGIES ADOPTED BY KEY PLAYERS, 2020–2023      88

11.3       MARKET RANKING ANALYSIS, 2022        89

FIGURE 31         MARKET RANKING OF KEY PLAYERS, 2022          90

11.4       COMPANY EVALUATION MATRIX, 2022 91

11.4.1    STARS  91

11.4.2    EMERGING LEADERS    91

11.4.3    PERVASIVE PLAYERS     91

11.4.4    PARTICIPANTS 91

FIGURE 32         COMPANY EVALUATION MATRIX, 2022 92

11.4.5    COMPANY FOOTPRINT 92

TABLE 24           COMPANY FOOTPRINT 92

TABLE 25           END USER FOOTPRINT 93

TABLE 26           PLATFORM FOOTPRINT            93

TABLE 27           REGION FOOTPRINT    94

11.5       START-UP/SME EVALUATION MATRIX, 2022      95

11.5.1    PROGRESSIVE COMPANIES       95

11.5.2    RESPONSIVE COMPANIES          95

11.5.3    DYNAMIC COMPANIES 95

11.5.4    STARTING BLOCKS       95

FIGURE 33         START-UP/SME EVALUATION MATRIX, 2022      96

11.5.5    COMPETITIVE BENCHMARKING            96

TABLE 28           KEY START-UPS/SMES  96

TABLE 29           COMPETITIVE BENCHMARKING OF START-UPS/SMES  97

11.6       COMPETITIVE SCENARIO          98

11.6.1    MARKET EVALUATION FRAMEWORK    98

11.6.2    PRODUCT LAUNCHES  98

TABLE 30           PRODUCT LAUNCHES, 2020–2023           98

11.6.3    DEALS  102

TABLE 31           DEALS, 2020–2023           102

12          COMPANY PROFILES    106

12.1       KEY PLAYERS   106

(Business overview, Products/Solutions/Services offered, Recent developments, MnM view, Key strengths, Strategic choices, and Weaknesses and Competitive threats)*

12.1.1    AIRBUS 106

TABLE 32           AIRBUS: COMPANY OVERVIEW 106

FIGURE 34         AIRBUS: COMPANY SNAPSHOT 107

TABLE 33           AIRBUS: PRODUCTS/SOLUTIONS/SERVICES OFFERED  107

TABLE 34           AIRBUS: PRODUCT LAUNCHES 108

TABLE 35           AIRBUS: DEALS 108

12.1.2    AEROVIRONMENT, INC.             110

TABLE 36           AEROVIRONMENT, INC.: COMPANY OVERVIEW 110

FIGURE 35         AEROVIRONMENT, INC.: COMPANY SNAPSHOT             110

TABLE 37           AEROVIRONMENT, INC.: PRODUCT/SOLUTIONS/SERVICES OFFERED          111

TABLE 38           AEROVIRONMENT, INC.: PRODUCT LAUNCHES 111

12.1.3    PRISMATIC LTD.            112

TABLE 39           PRISMATIC LTD.: COMPANY OVERVIEW             112

FIGURE 36         PRISMATIC LTD.: COMPANY SNAPSHOT            112

TABLE 40           PRISMATIC LTD.: PRODUCTS/SOLUTIONS/SERVICES OFFERED          113

TABLE 41           PRISMATIC LTD.: PRODUCT LAUNCHES            113

12.1.4    THALES             114

TABLE 42           THALES: COMPANY OVERVIEW 114

FIGURE 37         THALES: COMPANY SNAPSHOT 115

TABLE 43           THALES: PRODUCTS/SOLUTIONS/SERVICES OFFERED 115

TABLE 44           THALES: DEALS             116

12.1.5    HAPSMOBILE INC.         118

TABLE 45           HAPSMOBILE INC.: COMPANY OVERVIEW          118

TABLE 46           HAPSMOBILE INC.: PRODUCTS/SOLUTIONS/SERVICES OFFERED          118

TABLE 47           HAPSMOBILE INC.: PRODUCT LAUNCHES         119

TABLE 48           HAPSMOBILE INC.: DEALS         120

12.1.6    AURORA FLIGHT SCIENCES       122

TABLE 49           AURORA FLIGHT SCIENCES: COMPANY OVERVIEW       122

FIGURE 38         AURORA FLIGHT SCIENCES: COMPANY SNAPSHOT       123

TABLE 50           AURORA FLIGHT SCIENCES: PRODUCTS/SOLUTIONS/SERVICES OFFERED   123

12.1.7    HEMERIA           124

TABLE 51           HEMERIA: COMPANY OVERVIEW           124

TABLE 52           HEMERIA: PRODUCTS/SOLUTIONS/SERVICES OFFERED              124

12.1.8    AEROSTAR        125

TABLE 53           AEROSTAR: COMPANY OVERVIEW         125

TABLE 54           AEROSTAR: PRODUCTS/SOLUTIONS/SERVICES OFFERED              125

TABLE 55           AEROSTAR: PRODUCT LAUNCHES         126

TABLE 56           AEROSTAR: DEALS        126

12.1.9    UAVOS INC        128

TABLE 57           UAVOS INC: COMPANY OVERVIEW        128

TABLE 58           UAVOS INC: PRODUCTS/SOLUTIONS/SERVICES OFFERED              128

TABLE 59           UAVOS INC: PRODUCT LAUNCHES        128

12.1.10  CAPGEMINI      130

TABLE 60           CAPGEMINI: COMPANY OVERVIEW       130

FIGURE 39         CAPGEMINI: COMPANY SNAPSHOT       131

TABLE 61           CAPGEMINI: PRODUCTS/SOLUTIONS/SERVICES OFFERED              131

TABLE 62           CAPGEMINI: PRODUCT LAUNCHES       131

12.1.11  SIERRA NEVADA CORPORATION            132

TABLE 63           SIERRA NEVADA CORPORATION: COMPANY OVERVIEW              132

TABLE 64           SIERRA NEVADA CORPORATION: PRODUCTS/SOLUTIONS/SERVICES OFFERED   132

TABLE 65           SIERRA NEVADA CORPORATION: PRODUCT LAUNCHES              132

TABLE 66           SIERRA NEVADA CORPORATION: DEALS            133

12.1.12  SWIFT ENGINEERING   134

TABLE 67           SWIFT ENGINEERING: COMPANY OVERVIEW    134

TABLE 68           SWIFT ENGINEERING: PRODUCTS/SOLUTIONS/SERVICES OFFERED          134

TABLE 69           SWIFT ENGINEERING: PRODUCT LAUNCHES    134

TABLE 70           SWIFT ENGINEERING: DEALS    135

12.1.13  SKYDWELLER   136

TABLE 71           SKYDWELLER: COMPANY OVERVIEW    136

TABLE 72           SKYDWELLER: PRODUCTS/SOLUTIONS/SERVICES OFFERED              136

TABLE 73           SKYDWELLER: PRODUCT LAUNCHES    136

TABLE 74           SKYDWELLER: DEALS   137

12.1.14  SCEYE INC         138

TABLE 75           SCEYE INC: COMPANY OVERVIEW         138

TABLE 76           SCEYE INC: PRODUCTS/SOLUTIONS/SERVICES OFFERED              138

TABLE 77           SCEYE INC: PRODUCT LAUNCHES         138

TABLE 78           SCEYE INC: DEALS         139

12.1.15  STRATOSPHERIC PLATFORMS LTD.      140

TABLE 79           STRATOSPHERIC PLATFORMS LTD.: COMPANY OVERVIEW              140

TABLE 80           STRATOSPHERIC PLATFORMS LTD.: PRODUCTS/SOLUTIONS/SERVICES OFFERED   140

TABLE 81           STRATOSPHERIC PLATFORMS LTD.: PRODUCT LAUNCHES              140

TABLE 82           STRATOSPHERIC PLATFORMS LTD.: DEALS      141

12.2       OTHER PLAYERS           142

12.2.1    COMPOSITE TECHNOLOGY TEAM        142

TABLE 83           COMPOSITE TECHNOLOGY TEAM: COMPANY OVERVIEW              142

12.2.2    ILC DOVER LP  142

TABLE 84           ILC DOVER LP: COMPANY OVERVIEW   142

12.2.3    KRAUS HAMDANI AEROSPACE, INC.      143

TABLE 85           KRAUS HAMDANI AEROSPACE, INC.: COMPANY OVERVIEW              143

12.2.4    ATLAS  143

TABLE 86           ATLAS: COMPANY OVERVIEW  143

12.2.5    ELSON SPACE ENGINEERING    144

TABLE 87           ELSON SPACE ENGINEERING: COMPANY OVERVIEW     144

12.2.6    AVEALTO          144

TABLE 88           AVEALTO: COMPANY OVERVIEW           144

12.2.7    STRATOSYST S.R.O.       145

TABLE 89           STRATOSYST S.R.O.: COMPANY OVERVIEW       145

12.2.8    AIRSTAR AEROSPACE   145

TABLE 90           AIRSTAR AEROSPACE: COMPANY OVERVIEW    145

12.2.9    TAO TRANS ATMOSPHERIC OPERATIONS          146

TABLE 91           TAO TRANS ATMOSPHERIC OPERATIONS: COMPANY OVERVIEW        146

12.2.10  ZERO 2 INFINITY S.L.     146

TABLE 92           ZERO 2 INFINITY S.L.: COMPANY OVERVIEW     146

*Details on Business overview, Products/Solutions/Services offered, Recent developments, MnM view, Key strengths, Strategic choices, and Weaknesses and Competitive threats might not be captured in case of unlisted companies.

13          APPENDIX         147

13.1       DISCUSSION GUIDE      147

13.2       KNOWLEDGESTORE: MARKETSANDMARKETS’  SUBSCRIPTION PORTAL             150

13.3       CUSTOMIZATION OPTIONS      152

13.4       RELATED REPORTS       152

13.5       AUTHOR DETAILS         153