In 2015, the show will see more than 60 exhibitors showcasing the latest in UAV technology and related products

Event will gather leaders in their field to discuss the various uses of UAV’s across sectors

Join over 800 visitors from a range of industries who will be gathering in Singapore to discuss the enormous potential of unmanned technology in Asia at the Commercial UAV Show Asia 2015. Happening at Suntec Singapore from 30 June – 1 July 2015, learn from thought provoking case studies on the use of UAV’s in agriculture, energy, conservation, security, and construction.

With commercial use of unmanned technology on the rise worldwide, and Asia Pacific being the second biggest buyer after the US, now is the time for the buyers and sellers of commercial UAVs/drones from across Asia Pacific to come together to discuss the future of the industry.

Leaders to discuss about uses of UAV’s across sectors

Our conference will gather leaders in their field to discuss the various uses of UAV’s across sectors.  Learn from Dr. Dennis Hong, Founding Director, RoMeLa UCLA on making a difference in humanitarian relief with humanoid robots. Discover the rules and regulations progress: The role and perspective of ICAO & JARUS with Peter Van Blyenburgh, President, UVS International France. Hear from Claus Nehmzow, Chief Technology Officer, BP Singapore on how BP beats Amazon to the Sky.

In 2015, the show will see more than 60 exhibitors showcasing the latest in UAV technology and related products that will change the outlook for the industry in Asia Pacific. Key companies exhibiting include ST Aerospace, Sterling Comms, Multi-Rotor and Itchimi Asia, just to name a few.

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