Commercial UAV 2015 to feature latest UAV technology and end user case studies

The event to feature the latest UAV technology and most innovative end user case studies from around the world

The Commercial UAV Show takes place 20-21 October 2015 at the ExCel, London. It’s a conference and exhibition featuring the latest Unmanned Aerial Vehicle (UAV) technology and most innovative end user case studies from around the world.

Successful case studies at the event

As UAV technology becomes more advanced and accessible, the potential applications across almost all industries are being explored. The main conference will include successful case studies presented by SNCF, the Dutch Fire Service, BP, Sussex Police, the Met Office, AREVA, Thames Water and more.

The floor will include 100+ exhibitors including Textron Systems, Aerialtronics, UTC Aerospace and Airware who will be showcasing new technology.

There will also be 3 technical seminar programmes covering the most significant advances in UAV technologies including; data capture and analysis, flight control and navigation, payload technology, power systems and interconnected robotics.

Demonstration zone

For 2015 there will be a demonstration zone. Some of the most innovative platform and payload manufacturers including Amimon and Drone Technology Ltd will be showing what they can do.

Over 3000 visitors are expected to attend the Show to hear from current users, see the technology available and understand the regulatory framework.

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