UAV Technology Conference

UAV Technology Conference

25 - 26 September 2023

London, UK

http://www.uav-technology.org/...

Airspace Integration, Reconnaissance, and Strike

Uncrewed aerial systems have become one of the most researched and pursued military technologies of the past decade, and UAV Technology 2023 is the leading international forum dedicated towards the development of uncrewed aerial systems - allowing for essential dialogue between military, international organisations, and industry.

The conference will include presentations and panels on topics that range from multi-national UAV development programmes to airspace integration.

We look forward to welcoming the global UAV community to this leading conference, in order to maintain dialogue, share ground-breaking ideas, and further this aspect of modern warfare.

The themes covered include:

• Airspace Integration

• Tactical UAVs

• MALE-class Drone Acquisition and Operation

• Current and Future UAV Programmes

• International Co-Operation

Key reasons to attend:

• Enjoy unparalleled networking opportunities with senior leaders in military and government spheres and subject matter experts - as well as key industry figures who are driving solutions in this critically important field.

• You will also listen to numerous interactive briefings and panels from the same UAV programme managers, international experts, and senior military officers - increasing your knowledge with expert and international perspectives.

Join us, then, for a two-day conference - and leave with a plan for your country's future UAV platforms, or your company's future efforts.

Secure your place today at: http://www.uav-technology.org/...

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