Autonomous and uncrewed systems are creating new opportunities across the European economy, from construction, agriculture and offshore energy to automotive autonomy, connected and automated mobility (CCAM), autonomous public transport, and automated freight and last-mile delivery. Realising those possibilities requires a clear understanding of how technologies perform in real-world conditions, what adoption barriers remain and where the most compelling use cases are emerging across European cities, corridors and industries.
Curated for the European market, sessions will highlight the distinctive characteristics of European operations, including Copernicus and Galileo data integration, North Sea offshore wind, railway infrastructure, CCAM test corridors, humanitarian logistics and dual-use applications that bridge civil and defense requirements. Hosted on the exhibit hall floor, this track balances practical education, field-tested case studies and solution-oriented discussions, including company and partner perspectives from automotive OEMs and Tier 1 suppliers, mobility operators and end users, that remain grounded in substantive learning, operational insight and transferable lessons.
Keywords: Industry collaboration, technology adoption, supply chain and logistics, delivery, future mobility, advanced air mobility, urban air mobility, conservation, blue technology, drones as a service, construction and infrastructure inspections, mapping, agriculture, mining, surveying, security, reconnaissance, surveillance, use cases, security and Defence applications, renewable energy infrastructure inspection, offshore wind, railway inspection, humanitarian operations, Copernicus and Galileo integration, dual-use applications, smart city sensing, nuclear and energy facility inspection, automotive autonomy, CCAM deployment, connected and automated mobility, autonomous shuttles, automated public transport, automated freight and last-mile delivery, CCAM test corridors, OEM and Tier 1 deployment perspectives
