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This article outlines the current state of research and development for autonomous unmanned aircraft for civil use. Specifically, the history of UAVs for civil use, research and development in the world, and the topics and prospects for the control and operation of autonomous UAVs for civil use are defined. The perspectives for the use of unmanned aerial vehicles (UAVs) are addressed, programs due to the formation and problems preventing the use of UAVs are listed, and ways of increasing competitiveness are taken into account. This article provides an overview of research involving the advancement of UAV technology for the management of UAV production. Technologies, structures and procedures are researched and studied. As well as potential needs and recommendations for the implementation and deployment of UAV technology, the shortcomings of current UAVs for civil production management will be addressed.

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  • Date of publication25-10-2020
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This article outlines the current state of research and development for autonomous unmanned aircraft for civil use. Specifically, the history of UAVs for civil use, research and development in the world, and the topics and prospects for the control and operation of autonomous UAVs for civil use are defined. The perspectives for the use of unmanned aerial vehicles (UAVs) are addressed, programs due to the formation and problems preventing the use of UAVs are listed, and ways of increasing competitiveness are taken into account. This article provides an overview of research involving the advancement of UAV technology for the management of UAV production. Technologies, structures and procedures are researched and studied. As well as potential needs and recommendations for the implementation and deployment of UAV technology, the shortcomings of current UAVs for civil production management will be addressed.

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