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2025 International Conference on UAV Application and Anti-UAV
BEIJING, July 5, 2025—The global drone industry converges in China’s capital tomorrow for the 2025 International Conference on UAV Application and Anti-UAV Technologies, a pivotal event accelerating the commercialization of low-altitude economies worldwide. Held at the National Convention Center Phase II from July 5–7, this year’s summit unites over 500 industry pioneers, 400+ exhibitors, and 20,000+ professional attendees from more than 10 countries under the banner “Leading the Skies, Unlocking the Future.”
✈️ The Backdrop: Why This Summit Matters
- Policy Momentum: China’s low-altitude economy—formally designated a “strategic emerging industry” in 2023—enters a critical phase in 2025, shifting from pilot projects to scaled commercialization. The event aligns with China’s General Aviation Equipment Innovation Application Plan (2024–2030), targeting breakthroughs in heavy-payload, long-endurance, and AI-driven autonomous UAVs.
- Global Race: With projections valuing the sector at trillions USD, nations are vying for leadership. Beijing, hosting 3,744 low-altitude economy enterprises (3rd highest nationally), leverages its R&D density to position China for “overtaking via new tracks.”
⚙️ Inside the Conference: Where Technology Meets Application
Core Technical Forums
- System Architecture & Reconfiguration: Led by Xiao Jiawei (Xi’an Aisheng Technology), sessions explore modular design and cross-domain optimization for next-gen UAVs.
- Quantum Navigation & Anti-UAV Tech: Experts like Wei Baoguo (China Electronics Technology Group) will dissect counter-drone systems using radiofrequency, laser, and AI-powered tracking.
- Payload Intelligence: Advancements in multispectral imaging and radar target recognition take center stage, with presentations from academia-military collaborations.
Industry-Specific Synergy
Twenty application forums will bridge tech and real-world deployment:
- Emergency Response: Large/mid-sized UAVs for disaster relief
- Precision Agriculture: Crop-spraying drones with AI analytics
- Urban Security: Police UAV operations and geofencing protocols
- Infrastructure: Energy grid inspections and logistics networks
🚁 Expo & Competition: Showcasing the Ecosystem
- Exhibition Scope: Spanning 20,000 sqm, the expo features:
- Platforms: eVTOLs, fixed-wing drones, unmanned helicopters
- Components: 5G-enabled datalinks, hydrogen fuel cells
- Countermeasures: Soft-kill (jamming) and hard-kill (laser) anti-UAV systems
- Innovation Skills Challenge: Student and startup teams compete in air-ground coordination and disaster-response simulations, spotlighting talent for this booming sector.
Key Players Attending: DJI, AVIC, China Aerospace Science and Industry Corporation, and European defense contractors.
🌍 Strategic Implications: Beyond Drones
The conference underscores UAVs as enablers of broader economic transformation:
- Industrial Integration: Sessions on “Low-altitude × Smart Manufacturing” highlight synergies with robotics and autonomous vehicles.
- Global Standards Push: Forums on certification and air traffic management aim to shape international regulatory frameworks.
Conclusion: The Flight Path Ahead
As drones evolve from tools to systemic infrastructure, this summit crystallizes a pivotal shift: the sky is no longer a limit but a platform. With Beijing’s policy muscle and global tech convergence, low-altitude economies are poised to redefine urban mobility, agriculture, and security—taking off not in years, but now.
For registration and real-time updates: Official Conference Portal
Covering the intersection of policy and technology, [Michael Liang ] reports on Asia’s aerospace and AI sectors from Beijing.