London, May 4th, 2012 – The soldier modernization market consists of
five system categories: C4ISR based soldier modernization systems, Mobility
based soldier modernization systems , Lethality based soldier modernization
systems, Survivability based soldier modernization systems and Sustainability
based soldier modernization systems.The value of the market is expected to
increase at a CAGR of 3.07% during the forecast period (reference see graph below).
Demand for technologically advanced soldier modernization
equipment is anticipated to rise in the forecast period
The global defense industry is investing significantly in R&D
in an effort to increase the capabilities of modern soldiers. This has led to the
development of new and ground breaking soldier modernization technologies which
have enhanced the survivability, lethality, mobility and equipment
sustainability capabilities of the individual soldier. Current innovations are
oriented towards integrating information flow from various command stations
into a single module while incorporating the information provided by individual
soldiers on the field so as to aid the decision making capabilities of infantry
battalions. The highest defense spending countries are now focusing on building
smaller infantries with enhanced survivability and lethality in order to derive
maximum effectiveness from troop deployment. This has led countries like the
US, the UK and France to invest in equipment such as Buffalo Mine Protected
Clearance Vehicles, Vehicle Optics Sensor Systems (VOSS) and Joint Improvised
Explosive Device Defeat Devices.
Defense budget cuts and the global economic crisis not expected to
affect growth of the global soldier modernization market
The global economic
slowdown has reduced the defense budgets of most leading spenders in the world,
including the US, France, Germany and the UK. These countries have cut back
spending in various defense sectors such as space, aircraft and vehicles.
Conversely, they have diverted funds towards sectors where rapid technology
development and deployment is possible such as soldier modernization, C4ISR and
cyber warfare. High growth markets such as the BRIC nations have been
formulating continuous programs to procure the latest soldier modernization
systems and have been investing extensively on R&D for the past 5 years.
With continuous evolution and technological developments taking place in the
soldier modernization domain, this trend is expected to continue throughout the
forecast period.
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