Dubai hosts DroneTech 2025, drones steal the show
The event underscores Dubai’s growing role as a global hub for innovation
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The three-day exhibition brings together global leaders, innovators, and government officials to showcase the latest breakthroughs in civil, commercial, and industrial drone applications.
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From live flight demonstrations to smart city solutions and AI-driven aerial mapping, the event highlights how drones are transforming industries across the region.
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A Chinese made 300 kgs class gasoline unmanned helicopter is on display at the Drone Tech Dubai exhibition in Dubai.
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Running concurrently with a showcase on vertical flight technologies, DroneTech Dubai 2025 serves as a vital platform for exploring next-generation air mobility.
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Visitors examine a model of the Yivtol S-One, a Chinese-made single-seat aircraft, at the DroneTech Dubai 2025 exhibition — the region’s premier event showcasing cutting-edge drone and UAV technologies at Festival Arena, Dubai Festival City.
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The event highlights Dubai’s growing role as a global hub for innovation, aligning with the UAE’s vision to develop sustainable and intelligent transportation solutions.
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