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LEO(低軌道)衛星の世界市場-2022-2029年Global LEO Satellite Market - 2022-2029 |
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LEO(低軌道)衛星の世界市場-2022-2029年 |
出版日: 2022年11月30日
発行: DataM Intelligence
ページ情報: 英文 200 Pages
納期: 約2営業日
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LEO(低軌道)衛星は、地上に固定されていない代わりに、地球の周りを回って独自の軌道で移動しています。これらの衛星は、地表から約2,000kmの上空で活動します。LEO(低軌道)衛星は、宇宙に送られる衛星の中で最も一般的な衛星です。低軌道衛星は、他の衛星よりも低い高度で地球の軌道を移動する物体または電子機器です。
地球上空200~2000kmの間を周回します。地球を周回する衛星の多くは低軌道衛星で、低コスト、小天体の詳細な観測、良好な通信、信号伝播の低遅延など、多くの利点があるためです。これらの衛星は、通信や信号の監視のために軍や防衛関係者によって高度に使用されています。
LEO(低軌道)衛星の世界市場成長の主な要因は、他の衛星に対する優位性によるLEO(低軌道)衛星の世界需要の拡大、技術的進歩の増加、LEO(低軌道)衛星への投資の増加などです。
LEO(低軌道)衛星への投資の増加や、技術的に進歩した新型衛星の台頭は、市場の成長を促進すると予想されます。
先進国や先進工業国のエネルギー分野、企業データ、政府などの容量の増加により、高速で低コストのブロードバンドへの需要が高まっています。したがって、投資も、彼らはそのような通信の目的のように、必要とされるアプリケーションの数のためにこれらの衛星に増加している政府や防衛関係者は、これらの衛星を使用しています。衛星は、適切な信号を提供し、地球を監視し、様々な科学的ミッションに使用されます。
さらに、これらの衛星は安価で適応しやすく、大量生産が可能で、組み立てや打ち上げが簡単です。技術の進歩に伴い、最新の人工衛星が次々と打ち上げられています。また、より多くのアプリケーションと大容量の衛星データを提供できる衛星も開発されており、さらなる投資と市場の拡大に繋がっています。様々な新しい打ち上げが、市場の成長を後押しします。
例えば、2021年1月、OHB傘下のOHB Cosmos Internationalは、GMS-T通信衛星をエレクトロンロケットに搭載して打ち上げました。ニュージーランドのRocket Lab Launch Complexから打ち上げられました。これは、LEOにおける斬新な数百の通信衛星のプロトタイプ宇宙船です。世界の投資と進歩の増加は、世界のLEO(低軌道)衛星市場の主要な促進要因となっています。
LEO(低軌道)衛星に関連する極端な宇宙温度と政府の政策が、市場の成長を妨げると予想されます。
LEO(低軌道)衛星の打ち上げや再突入に関する厳しい政策と規制が、LEO(低軌道)衛星市場の成長を阻害する主な要因となっています。様々な要件を満たす必要があり、これらのインプラントの全体的なコストの上昇につながっています。
宇宙空間における極端な温度と過酷な条件は、市場の成長を抑制する可能性があります。衛星内部の電子システムが動作する最適な温度があるため、適切に機能させるためにはその温度を維持する必要があるのです。これらの衛星は、紫外線、真空、極端な温度、表面帯電軌道上の破片、熱サイクルなどの様々な条件や脅威に直面します。これらの極端な状況に耐えるために、建設材料は強くなければなりません。
COVID-19インパクト分析
パンデミックは、世界の金融への期待、業務、危機対応戦略にマイナスの影響を及ぼしました。COVID-19の発生は、ヘルスケア産業に深刻な影響を与えました。LEO(低軌道)衛星市場はCOVIDのために莫大な損失を被っています。主要メーカーは、様々な研究や臨床試験を開始しました。様々なイニシアチブ、製品の発売、コラボレーション、合併が世界中で起こっており、市場の成長を後押ししています。例えば、2022年7月、Northrop Grumman Corporationは、宇宙開発庁(SDA)のTranche 1 Tracking Layer(T1TRK)向けに赤外線センサーを搭載した14基の衛星低地軌道コンステレーションを構築し配備する予定です。
The global LEO satellite market size was valued at US$ XX million in 2022 and is estimated to reach US$ XX million by 2029, growing at a CAGR of YY% during the forecast period (2022-2029).
LEO (low earth orbit) satellites are not fixed at the ground; instead, they revolve around the earth and travel in their own orbit. These satellites operate at around 2,000 km above the surface of the earth. LEO satellites are the most common satellites sent into space. Low earth orbit satellites are objects or electronic equipment that move around the earth's orbit at lower altitudes than other satellites.
It orbits between 200- 2000 km above the earth. Most satellites orbiting the earth are low earth orbit satellites due to numerous benefits such as lower cost, providing more details of small objects, better communication and low delay of signal propagation. These satellites are being used highly by military and defense personnel for communication and signal monitoring.
The major factors involved in the growth of the global LEO satellite market include the growing global demand for these satellites owing to their advantages over other satellites, increasing technological advancements and rising investments in these satellites.
The rising investment in LEO satellites and rising novel, technologically advanced satellites are expected to drive the market's growth.
The demand for high-speed and low-cost broadband has increased with rising capacity for the energy sector, enterprise data and governments in developed and industrialized countries. Hence investments are also increasing in these satellites due to the number of applications they are required, such as communication purposes the governments and defense persons use these satellites. They provide proper signals, monitor the earth and are used in various scientific missions.
Furthermore, these satellites are cheaper, easily adaptable, can be used in mass production and are simple to assemble and launch. Due to increasing technological advancements, more latest satellites are being launched. Some are under development that can provide an enhanced number of applications and large satellite data volume, leading to more investments and market growth. Various new launches will drive the market's growth.
For instance, in January 2021, OHB Cosmos International, a company of OHB, launched its GMS-T telecommunication satellite on board an electron launcher. It was launched from Rocket Lab Launch Complex, New Zealand. This is the prototype spacecraft for a novel multi-hundreds telecommunication satellite in LEO. The increasing global investments and advancements are the key drivers for the global LEO satellite market.
Extreme space temperature and government policies associated with LEO Satellites are expected to hamper the market's growth.
Strict policies and regulations for the launch or re-entry of LEO Satellites are the major factors hindering the growth of the LEO Satellite market. Various requirements must be fulfilled, leading to an increase in the overall cost of these implants.
The extreme temperature and harsh conditions in space can restrain the market's growth. There is an optimum temperature at which the electronic system inside the satellites will work, so they need to maintain that temperature for proper functioning. These satellites face various conditions and threats such as UV radiations, vacuum, extreme temperature, surface charging orbital debris and thermal cycling; to withstand these extreme situations, construction material should be strong.
COVID-19 Impact Analysis
The pandemic has negatively impacted global financial expectations, operations and crisis response strategy. The COVID-19 outbreak has severely impacted the healthcare industry. The LEO satellite market has experienced huge losses due to COVID. Key manufacturers have started various research and clinical trials. Various initiatives, product launches, collaborations and mergers are happening worldwide, boosting the market's growth. For instance, in July 2022, Northrop Grumman Corporation will build and deploy a 14 satellites low-earth orbit constellation with infrared sensors for the Tranche 1 Tracking Layer (T1TRK) of the Space Development Agency (SDA).
The small satellites segment is expected to grow at the fastest CAGR during the forecast period (2022-2029)
The small satellite is a kind of compact satellite with low mass that is used for data communication, earth observation, signal monitoring, human space flight, logistics & geo-locations and remote sensing. These small ones with a weight of not more than 500 kg are generally used to inspect larger satellites.
Various latest technological innovations, advancements and novel product launches are the leading factors for small satellite high demand and growing research and development. The advantages these small satellites provide over other satellites and increasing developments by major key players will drive the growth of the small satellites market.
For instance, the XVI Leo satellite, a small satellite of Viasat Inc., is the world's first link 16-enabled LEO satellite developed to provide beyond-the-line-of-sight communications for defense and military operations and missions. This small satellite will have a lifetime of around six months and operate from an orbital inclination of 95 degrees. XVI satellite, in partnership with United States Air Force Research Laboratory, Special Operations Command and Marine Corps, will provide support to multiple demonstrations.
North America holds the largest market share in the global LEO satellite market.
North America is a high-income, developed, an industrialized region that is a major international hub of commerce and trade. The North American government is increasing the expenditure on advancing these LEO satellites to secure surveillance and defense of the armed forces. Various law enforcement agencies and military forces use LEO satellites for geo-location and communication.
The US government is investing in the latest advanced technologies in LEO satellites to enhance satellite communication, earth observation and their quality for properly monitoring signals and logistics. These low earth orbit satellites are being highly used by defense and governments for communication and signal monitoring.
North America also has major providers of these low-orbit satellites, such as Honeywell International Inc., SpaceX, Northrop Grumman Corporation, Sierra Nevada Corporation, Lockheed Martin Corporation, L3 Harris Corporation and more.
Other major utilizers of LEO satellites are commercial users and remote industrial businesses in remote areas such as mining, oil and forestry and far away from terrestrial coverage. These individuals can use LEO satellites for voice communication, internet connectivity, monitoring equipment and hardware. Many global companies are based in U.S. and Canada.
The LEO satellite market is highly competitive with local and global companies' presence. Honeywell International Inc., Northrop Grumman Corporation, Airbus SE, SpaceX, Sierra Nevada Corporation, L3 Harris Technologies, OHB SE, Northrop Grumman, Lockheed Martin Corporation, Surrey Satellite Technology and more. The key players are adopting various growth strategies such as product launches, mergers & acquisitions, partnerships and collaborations, contributing to the market's growth. For instance, in December 2021, Airbus, a satellite communication service provider, announced its partnership agreement with OneWeb to provide communication services with low earth orbit satellites to the government and military. Airbus will now use the OneWeb constellation to provide novel communication services to UK and European armed forces.
Honeywell International Inc.
Overview: Honeywell International Inc. is a manufacturing and technology company that markets technologies for serious energy, security, safety, productivity, air travel and more challenges. Honeywell combines software with physical products to provide energy-efficient and aerospace products, electronic and advanced materials, specialty chemicals and more.
Honeywell/Ball OISL: This optical inter-satellite link communication terminal (OISL) is a small/ compact terminal that will fulfill the needs of low earth orbit mega-constellations. It consists of a transceiver to offer optical to the electrical interface, an optical head unit to provide a space-to-fiber optic interface and to operate the optical head unit controller electronics.
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