Shanghai Unmanned Aerial Systems Technology Expo 2025

Shanghai Unmanned Aerial Systems Technology Expo, running from October 15 to October 17 at the Cecis Shanghai Exhibition Center in Shanghai, is co-hosted by the Low-Altitude Economy 100 Association, Shanghai Huameigao Exhibition Co., Ltd., and the Yangtze River Delta Smart City Low-Altitude Economy Alliance, with Shanghai Huameigao Exhibition Co., Ltd. as the organizer. Spanning 12,000 square meters, this event themed “Connecting Chains, Empowering Low-Altitude” features over 300 exhibitors and attracts more than 20,000 professional visitors. Showcasing drones, eVTOL aircraft, and supporting technologies, it targets drone manufacturers, logistics experts, and emergency services, driving innovation in low-altitude economic applications like agriculture, delivery, and rescue operations. Concurrent forums, including the Shanghai International Low-Altitude Economy Industry Conference, enhance industry collaboration.

Range of Exhibition

• Low-Altitude Economy Solutions: Helicopters, drones, eVTOL aircraft, aviation materials, and applications in agriculture, logistics, rescue, and tourism.
• Drone Types and Uses: Fixed-wing, multi-rotor, vertical takeoff drones, and systems for plant protection, security, disaster response, and aerial mapping.
• Drone Components: Engines, batteries, propellers, carbon fiber materials, gears, cables, and storage solutions.
• Navigation and Control Systems: Remote controls, GPS, autopilots, sensors, flight software, and communication radios.
• Launch and Recovery Equipment: Launch vehicles, landing gear, parachutes, and shock absorbers.
• Counter-Drone Technology: Anti-drone guns, radar, signal jammers, and net capture systems.
• Supporting Equipment: Cameras, gimbals, radar, spraying systems, and anti-interference tools.
• Service and Training: Drone design, pilot training, software development, and educational simulators.

Target Audience

Drone manufacturers, aviation professionals, logistics operators, emergency responders, agricultural specialists, technology developers, government officials, training providers, industry investors, research institutions.