Shenzhen Low-Altitude Economy and Unmanned Systems Exhibition

The Shenzhen Low-Altitude Economy and Unmanned Systems Exhibition (UASE), held concurrently with the Shenzhen Drone Exhibition (UASE), serves as a leading indicator for the drone market in China and globally.

As an annual flagship event in the global low-altitude economy sector, it leverages Shenzhen’s industrial strengths as the “Drone Capital,” focusing on innovative developments in drones and the low-altitude economy. It establishes a premier platform for high-level international exchanges, resource matchmaking, and technology transfer, comprehensively showcasing China’s robust capabilities in low-altitude economic development while spearheading a new phase of high-quality growth for the global industry.

Currently, the low-altitude economy has been included in the Government Work Report for three consecutive years, entering a critical window characterized by concentrated policy benefits, accelerated technological breakthroughs, and large-scale application deployment. This rapidly expanding trillion-dollar blue-ocean market is emerging as a new growth engine and driving force for high-quality economic development.

Shenzhen, a pioneering city renowned for its innovation in high-tech industries and scientific research, is widely acclaimed as the “Drone Capital.” Backed by a solid industrial foundation, a well-developed ecosystem, and cutting-edge innovation capabilities, it has become a central hub for the global drone and low-altitude economy sectors, actively striving to establish itself as the world’s leading city in this field.

Drawing upon Shenzhen’s strategic “20+8” industrial cluster framework, the low-altitude economy has been designated as a key area of development, spanning multiple domains including manned flight, logistics transportation, last-mile delivery, and urban governance services. With technological innovation consistently at the forefront globally, from core chips and flight control systems to complete aircraft manufacturing and real-world applications, the sector has achieved leapfrog progress, continuously injecting strong momentum into the World Drone Conference. As a result, the conference has expanded in scale year after year, elevated in stature, and seen its global influence steadily rise. Industry empowers the event, and the event, in turn, reinforces industry—creating a mutually beneficial symbiosis between Shenzhen and the World Drone Conference.

The Shenzhen Low-Altitude Economy and Unmanned Systems Exhibition (UASE) spans 110,000 square meters, bringing together 1,220 drone and related enterprises from 17 countries and regions. Over ten thousand drones and unmanned aerial vehicles will be showcased, forming a comprehensive exhibition ecosystem that covers the entire industry chain and provides a holistic view of technological advancements and developmental trends in the low-altitude economy. The exhibit lineup encompasses not only core equipment such as drones, eVTOLs, flying cars, general aviation aircraft, and unmanned helicopters, but also extends into emerging fields like artificial intelligence, low-altitude infrastructure, safety and security systems, communication and navigation technologies, and advanced materials and new energy sources, achieving full‑dimensional coverage from core technologies to practical applications.

The event is expected to attract more than 200,000 professional visitors for networking and business discussions, with over 10,000 international buyers participating. Overseas sub‑venues have been established in countries and regions including South Korea, Saudi Arabia, and Pakistan, enabling seamless global connectivity and efficient online–offline integration. These efforts further facilitate the international dissemination of drone technologies and products, enhancing the global influence of Shenzhen’s drone and low-altitude economy sectors.

The Shenzhen Low-Altitude Economy and Unmanned Systems Exhibition (UASE) stands as both a grand gathering of global expertise and a fresh impetus for industrial upgrading. We are confident that, taking this edition as an opportunity, industry stakeholders worldwide will build consensus, deepen collaboration, and drive the deep integration of drone technologies across diverse sectors, ensuring that low-altitude innovations better serve social development and improve people’s livelihoods. Meanwhile, Shenzhen will continue to leverage its advantages as the “Drone Capital,” guided by technological innovation, supported by industrial clusters, and strengthened through international cooperation, injecting continuous Shenzhen wisdom and Chinese strength into the high-quality development of the global low-altitude economy.



Shenzhen Low-Altitude Economy and Unmanned Systems Exhibition tickets are e-tickets. Mainland China visitors must complete online pre-registration with real-name ID verification; overseas visitors must use passport verification; Hong Kong, Macao, and Taiwan visitors must use their travel permit. On site, verify entry with your ID card or by scanning the e-ticket QR code.

Partial exhibitor directory and exhibitor list for Shenzhen Low-Altitude Economy and Unmanned Systems Exhibition: 浙江俱星动力科技有限公司, 深圳市华夏盛科技有限公司, 吉林省中研高分子材料股份有限公司, 彩谱科技(浙江)有限公司, 东莞市鑫泰仪器仪表有限公司, 厦门三圈电池有限公司, and others. The 2027 edition is expected to feature 500+ exhibiting companies. To obtain the full exhibitor directory (including booth numbers and contact details), please visit the official exhibition website or contact Jufair.