2025 Shenzhen International Low-Altitude Economy and Unmanned Systems Exhibition - Drone Expo

The China (Shenzhen) International Low-Altitude Economy and Unmanned Systems Exhibition (USE) is an international branding event that integrates trade collaboration, showcasing, promotion, technology exchange, and high-level seminars, scheduled to take place in Shenzhen in 2025. The theme of the exhibition is "Unmanned Technology Empowering Low Altitude," aimed at providing excellent opportunities for companies to communicate and display the full picture of the unmanned systems industry chain.

With the rapid development of the unmanned systems industry, the USE exhibition has become an annual must-attend event for more and more companies. The audience for this exhibition includes not only buyers from various regions across China but also representatives from companies in the United States, Germany, the United Kingdom, Japan, Russia, South Korea, Italy, France, Canada, the Netherlands, Australia, Singapore, Israel, India, Belgium, and Switzerland, among others.

During the exhibition, multiple forums and events will be held where exhibitors, along with elites from government, research institutions, and well-known drone companies, will gather to analyze industry market dynamics and development trends in depth. Scheduled topics include innovative applications of low-altitude economy and drones, facilitating the application and development of drones in fields like medical rescue, agricultural protection, and emergency response.

Additionally, the exhibition will showcase various types of drones and related products, covering complete drones, unmanned driving equipment, anti-drone technology, artificial intelligence robots, and the entire industrial chain supporting drones, highlighting companies' latest achievements in technological innovation and market exploration. The exhibition aims to enhance understanding and friendship between supply and demand sides, improve the international competitiveness and influence of the drone service sector, and promote the integration of drones with local technology, unleashing greater collaborative power.