The phrase "aerial industry" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to refer to industries related to aviation, air transport, or aerial services.
Example: "The aerial industry has seen significant advancements in technology over the past decade, improving safety and efficiency."
Alternatives: "aviation sector" or "air transport industry".
The founder and chief executive of Ehang, Huazhi Hu, said the move would lay the foundation for the 184's commercialisation and kickstart the autonomous aerial transportation industry.
It wouldn't be a stretch to say that Yoeli is one of the founding fathers of the unmanned aerial vehicle industry.
Following considerable pressure from the multi-billion-dollar Unmanned Aerial Systems industry, the Federal Aviation Authority FAAA) now have a Congressionally-approved mandate to integrate civilian drones into American airspace, with the FAA themselves estimating there could be "30,000 drones operating by 2020".
Lawmakers in Idaho and more than a dozen states this year introduced legislation to safeguard privacy in the face of an emerging market the unmanned aerial vehicle industry forecasts will drive $89 billion in worldwide expenditures over the next decade.
While he sees a good mix of both platform types--airborne and satellite--used in the industry, aerial imagery is more economical and remains more popular with municipal and state level government agencies.
- Shenzhen-based Chinese consumer drone maker SZ DJI Technology Co. has jointly launched a US$10 million investment fund with venture capital firm Accel Partners to back start-ups in the unmanned aerial vehicle (UAV) industry.
The report came in response to "several requests for information received from the intelligence and law enforcement communities". It was "based on information derived from open source reporting and a reliable source within the unmanned aerial systems (UAS) industry". Even though it was itself unsure about the validity of the ICE report, DJI wasn't happy about the allegations.
After the closing of the area's huge General Motors and Delphi auto parts plants, Sinclair is working with government and business to attract a fast-growing industry: unmanned aerial vehicles, also known as drones.
DroneDeploy released a new study of the commercial and industrial drones market this week, revealing bad news for the makers of fixed-wing drones — quadcopters are far outpacing this type of unmanned aerial vehicle in every industry.
Known in the aerospace industry as unmanned aerial vehicles, or UAVs, drones have been under development for decades in the United States.
