UNCREWED UPDATE from AUVSI The Uncrewed Event of the Year is Ready for Takeoff
Uncrewed and autonomous technology is radically transforming the future of multi- rotor aircraft and the vertical lift industry.
Every year, drones are tested for more commercial applications, from structural inspections to package delivery. Beyond visual line of sight (BVLOS) capabilities are redefining where and how uncrewed vertical takeoff and landing (VTOL) vehicles operate. Public safety missions including search and rescue, wildfire response, and disaster recovery are benefiting from new technology for navigation and situational awareness.
On the horizon sits another major change that promises to disrupt the status quo: urban air mobility (UAM), powered by fully autonomous passenger aircraft.
This May, an industry-leading trade show and conference provides the chance to see and understand all of these technologies and more.
XPONENTIAL is a four-day gathering of pilots, engineers, business leaders, end users, and innovators working in aviation, uncrewed systems, and robotics. During May 8-11, attendees will converge in Denver to learn from one another and collaborate on a shared plan for the future of autonomy.
The program is designed to address the
most community:
• What are the implications of autonomous technology for VTOL professionals?
• How can pilots, technology leaders, and regulators collaborate to accelerate deployment while maintaining safety?
• What are the biggest professional and business opportunities in the next five years?
Every year, XPONENTIAL draws 8,500+ experts from more than 20 complementary industries. It is known around the world as the most important event for autonomous technology.
As one 2022 attendee put it, “If you want to be on the cutting edge of the UAV industry, attending XPONENTIAL is a must.”
Explore Aviation Education
XPONENTIAL’s educational programming includes high-level keynotes and technical breakout sessions to inform your work and help you learn from professionals in the VTOL industry and other sectors.
The first day of the event on Monday features more immersive workshops
SEE THE LATEST VTOL TECHNOLOGY
The XPO Hall features hundreds of exhibitors showcasing the latest breakthroughs and solutions. In 2023, they include some of the biggest names in VTOL and multi-rotor technology:
• Aergility • Airial Robotics • Easy Aerial • FlightWave Aerospace • Gunnar USA • Griffon Aerospace
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than ever before, on topics ranging from autonomous flight standards to flight simulators.
Throughout the week, pick from a wide variety of talks that interest you, or commit to a curated experience focused on themes like Public Safety or Operationalizing Autonomy.
Finally, sit in on Spotlight Sessions to gain situational awareness about the cross- cutting trends shaping safety, ethics, and security.
Ready for a sneak peak? Here are three of the sessions you can look forward to this year.
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MULTI-DRONE APPROACH FOR PUBLIC SAFETY DEPLOYMENT: Using crewed aircraft, fixed-wing VTOL drones, and multi-rotor drones for comprehensive assessment. Learn more.
THE AMAZING RACE: Understanding the global competition between countries to lead the way in enabling drones and eVTOL aircraft. Learn more.
IF YOU BUILD IT, THEY WILL COME: Exploring the infrastructure and regulations required for emerging advanced air mobility (AAM) technology. Learn more.
• Hirth Engines • Kaman Aerospace • Lockheed Martin • Northwest UAV • Pablo Air • PteroDynamics • Sky Power • Unmanned Aerospace • Vayu Aerospace • Vantage Robotics • WISPR Systems • Watts Innovations
To learn more about XPONENTIAL and register, visit
xponential.org.
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