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赶超欧美 详解中国六款先进无人机（Explain the six Chinese catching up with Europe advanced UAV） Explain the six Chinese catching up with Europe advanced UAV U.S. media recently published an article entitled world demand UAV article said that in the global market, currently has 4000 kinds of UAV in sales. America will remain the UAV largest customer, accounting for the global market of 45%. but the UAV manufacturing and purchasing growth is not confined to the west. Chinese of UAV investment, from the amount that even more than the United states. The United States national defense magazine reported that the U.S. military UAV is perhaps the owners and users of the most striking, but it is not the only customer this controversial aircraft. UAVs used in Iraq and Afghanistan to succeed is a whoop and a holler. By this incentive, except Antarctica, every continent on earth is in manufacturing or eager to buy drones. The U.S. media quoted industry research and analysis of IHS companys chief analyst Derek. Maple said, in the past 5 years, the whole world UAV needs annual growth rate of two digit, the customer demand in the market accounted for 2/3. of maple said the U.S. drone market over the next 5 years will shrink, but eventually will reinvigorate, may be more than the scale of the current. America will remain the UAV largest customer, accounting for the global market 45%. Maple said the demand for high altitude and hollow platform the United States Air Force will account for half of us demand. The article said, global in the robots defense spending is expected to exceed $13 billion 400 million by the end of 2013. The United States Department of defense in unmanned systems on the expenditure of $6 billion 500 million, accounting for nearly half. In North Africa, Europe and Asia are unmanned systems, especially the largest market for uav. According to a research report of the International Association for unmanned vehicle systems, unmanned defense system in total expenditure, accounting f