Growth of the global mechanical mine clearance system market is anticipated to be fueled by rising government initiatives for public safety along with standardisation of the SHM system throughout the course of the forecast period. Over the projected period, a high availability of inexpensive sensors is anticipated to drive the growth of the global mechanical mine clearance system market. In terms of revenue, Europe and MEA were the two largest markets in 2021, and it is anticipated that they will continue to keep this position during the projected period. The effective usage of mechanical devices in the process of removing land mines is credited with driving market expansion in these areas. For instance, Mechanical Mine Clearing System are utilised extensively in military and humanitarian operations worldwide. This is anticipated to fuel demand for Mechanical Mine Clearing System throughout the course of the projected period. The Mechanical Mine Clearing System Market is anticipated to expand in Europe and the Middle East and Africa due to rising demand for the manual operation segment and Remote Control Operation/Robotic Vehicle.
According to Coherent Market Insights, The market for Mechanical Mine Clearance System was estimated at US$ 45.75 million in 2021 and is projected to increase at a CAGR of 4.5% from 2022 to 2030 to reach US$ 65.12 million.
Leading Companies in the Mechanical Mine Clearance System Industry:
1. Hydrema Holding ApS,
The business was established in 1989 and is situated in Denmark. High-tech earth movement equipment, such as excavators, dump trucks, and backhoe loaders is manufactured, sold, and serviced by Hydrema. It is part of the company's line of work to hold or possess securities issued by organisations other than banks. Hydrema is prepared to introduce the most recent model of its most popular dump truck in october 2020.
2. Scanjack AB
The firm was established in 1998 and has its main office in Uppsala, Sweden. A business that performs humanitarian demining activities is Scanjack AB. The company offers mechanical mine clearance systems, rental services, technical support, operator education, and demining services, as well as technical assistance.
3. Rheinmetall AG
The business was established in 1889 and is situated in Düsseldorf, Germany. Automotive, communications, defence, and engineering companies make up Rheinmetall AG. The first production order has been placed, and Rheinmetall will renew its international cooperation agreement for an innovative engine block in March 2023. Rheinmetall is glad to announce the first purchase for e-truck parts in March 2023.
4. MineWolf Systems AG,
The business was established in 2005, with its headquarters in Switzerland. The production of various fabricated goods is one of the company's business activities. The mechanical removal of landmines and other explosive devices is handled by MineWolf Systems' equipment and services.
5. DOK-ING d.o.o.,
The business was established in 1992 and has its main office in Zagreb, Croatia. The business makes electric vehicles, robotic systems, and unmanned multifunctional vehicles. DOK-ING is a technological leader in robotic and autonomous systems for underground mining, CBRNE, emergency response, and military engineering.
6. Aardvark Clear Mine Ltd.
The business was established in 1982 and is based in United Kingdom. Aardvark is first and foremost a humanitarian organisation, working to help get rid of the destructive effects of war from the planet. Aardvark offers cutting-edge technology for the management and security of areas, borders, resources, and people for a global clientele.
7. Pearson Engineering Limited
The business was established in 1985 and its main office in United Kingdom. The company Pearson Engineering Ltd. does research and development for combat engineer systems and apparatus. The business also offers de-mining industry solutions. Project management, systems integration, and logistical assistance are all offered internationally by Pearson Engineering.
*Definition: Demining with the effective use of mechanical tools is known as mechanical demining. Around the world, demining operations are conducted for both humanitarian and military purposes. The demining process can also be divided into the two fundamental categories of manual demining and mechanical demining based on the type of operation used.
