The China Beijing UAV and Unmanned System Exhibition (UAV EXPO) is dedicated to integrating conferences, exhibitions, and competitions to create an international grand event of high standards and levels for the application of the UAV industry. It aims to promote the healthy and effective development of the domestic UAV industry, strengthen international cooperation and exchange in the UAV sector, and explore the path of innovative development of the global UAV industry.

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After years of development, China's UAV system has achieved numerous significant results. The research and industrialization of industrial UAVs have continuously made breakthroughs and are expected to experience explosive growth. Globally, there is a sustained increase in demand for industrial-grade UAVs, which have been widely applied in various industries. Looking ahead, UAVs present broad application prospects with immense market potential, but they also face risks and challenges. As a highly scientific, social, and strategic advanced manufacturing equipment, UAV systems will inevitably trigger a new round of industrial societal transformation.

(Recently, Chairman Xi has inspected UAV enterprises multiple times, attaching great importance to and having high expectations for the UAV system exhibition. Relevant departments such as the National Academy of Engineering, the Ministry of Science and Technology, and the Ministry of Industry and Information Technology have listed the development of UAV systems as a key focus under 'Made in China 2025', conducting strategic studies and priority deployments, proposing development plans and guidelines, and striving to integrate social resources to promote the healthy and orderly development of China's UAV systems and related industries. The R&D and application of UAV systems have become new highlights and growth points for China's economic innovation development. China's UAV systems are gradually stepping onto the international stage and are set to become another emblem of 'Made in China'.)