Pavilions

German Pavilion, Booth No. 2921

Presented by: Federal Ministry for Economic Affairs and Climate Action (BMWK), in Cooperation with AUMA_Association of the German Trade Fair Industry, supported by: Unmanned Aviation Association (UAV Dach e.V.), Germany Trade & Invest (GTAI), German American Chamber of Commerce of the Southern U.S., Inc., and is organized by Messe Duesseldorf GmbH.

Germany participates with a “German Pavilion” offering a professional brokerage service to help to establish contacts with German companies and comprehensive information on Germany as an important business location.

The Korea Pavilion proudly presents a diverse range of leading organizations and companies at the forefront of the drone industry in Korea. Visitors will have the opportunity to meet innovative Korean drone manufacturers, including companies specializing in swarm drone technology and drone light shows, as well as suppliers of high-quality batteries, motors, and other essential drone components that are critical to the advancement of unmanned aerial systems.

In addition to showcasing private sector excellence, the Korea Pavilion features participation from government agencies responsible for establishing Korea's drone policies and regulatory frameworks. These organizations play a key role in creating an environment that supports drone research, development, and safe integration into both public and private sectors. They will be available to share insights into Korea’s strategic vision for the future of the drone industry, including regulatory innovation, infrastructure development, and global cooperation.

Visitors to the Korea Pavilion will gain firsthand knowledge of Korea’s comprehensive drone ecosystem, from technological innovations and manufacturing capabilities to policy leadership and infrastructure development. We invite you to explore the possibilities of collaboration with Korea’s top drone experts and organizations and to experience the future of drone technology as envisioned and realized by Korea.

Don’t miss this valuable opportunity to engage with Korea’s drone industry leaders and government representatives and to learn more about the country’s growing influence in the global drone market.

ICEX Spain Trade and Investment is organizing the Spain Pavilion for the eighth time at XPONENTIAL 2025. The Spanish drone industry offers a wide range of products and services, from manufacturers of helicopter UAVs, to heavy duty drones and propulsion systems, to flight control solutions, engineering, and hardware and software technologies. For further information, please contact Senin Carbia at senin.carbia@comercio.mineco.es

The Sunshine Solutions Center, organized by Sunshine Int'l Trade Show Promotion Co., showcases solution providers, including platforms, mission payloads, system solutions, accessories, peripheral equipment, and other subdivided industries. The manufacturers represent well-known Chinese and Asia Pacific UAV enterprises that serve a multitude of markets including industrial applications, air mobility, precision agriculture, geographical mapping, photography, security, just to name a few. Sunshine Solutions Center represents the highest technical level and manufacturing capacity of unmanned systems industry in Asia Pacific. We invite global buyers, industry professionals, experts and scholars to visit the center. Please contact Sheila Chu at info@exhibitionservice.com to be a part of the Sunshine Solutions Center.

The Taiwanese UAV industry focuses on technological capabilities and international cooperation within the global supply chain. The Taiwan Pavilion at XPONENTIAL is organized by TEEMA (Taiwan Electrical and Electronic Manufacturers' Association), a prominent association in Taiwan's electrical and electronic industry. With 3,036 members spanning 16 product categories, TEEMA serves as a vital platform for industry collaboration and government liaison. It operates through 23 committees, each chaired by industry leaders, to address specific areas of focus and foster dialogue on industrial development.

The Taiwan Defense Industry Development Association (TW DIDA) is a professional organization that unites Taiwan’s leading companies in the research, development, production, trade, and marketing of military and security equipment, materials, and services. Established in 2017 as a non-governmental, independent, apolitical, and non-profit entity, TW DIDA has earned a reputation as a reliable partner for both the Taiwanese government and international stakeholders. By working closely with key ministries such as Economic Affairs, Defense, Interior, and Foreign Affairs, the association ensures effective collaboration between the defense industry and government. Dedicated to fostering international cooperation, TW DIDA actively builds trusted global partnerships, positioning Taiwan’s defense sector as a respected player in the global defense and security arena.

Maryland is the home of a burgeoning ecosystem of research, prototype development, testing, and manufacturing of automated vehicles and their underlying systems. With the highest concentration of aerospace engineers in the country, neighbor to the nation’s capital and several decades of experience in the development of automated systems, Maryland is at the forefront of automated vehicle policy, commercialization, and integration. Maryland provides an environment for automated vehicles operating in any domain to thrive, with an industry leading site for UAS R&D, close coordination with DOD and Federal partners, more than 3,000 miles of coastline, and elected leaders leaning forward in their efforts to safely and effectively integrate autonomous vehicles into Maryland roadways, airways and sea lanes. Contact Colter Menke in the Maryland Pavilion for more information about the exciting work taking place on autonomous systems in the state.

For generations, Michigan has been the engine driving advancements that reach every corner of the globe. From manufacturing to talent, Michigan offers everything you need to make your business soar. Michigan is home to the Unmanned Aerial Systems Consortium (MUASC), which supports the development of Unmanned Aerial Systems through coordinated services, access to unique airspace, and diverse geography. Experience the same prioritized FAA approval processes as the seven FAA UAS Test Sites when flying in Michigan. Furthermore, Michigan is home to commercial automotive and DoD Army land systems, including the US Army Ground Vehicles Systems Center, where the Army conducts R&D, testing, and evaluation for autonomous land systems. With exceptional land, air, and maritime assets, Michigan is uniquely positioned to support your business in developing, testing, and manufacturing uncrewed systems.

Michigan’s business climate is also among the most favorable in the Midwest. We eliminated personal property tax, which significantly reduces costs for companies that have expensive capital investments in equipment. And we’re consistently ranked among the top 10 states for major new and expanding facilities. In fact, about two-thirds of all Michigan businesses recommend our state as a place to start a business. See why the state that revolutionized the automotive industry has taken to the skies to become one of the top places in the country for aerospace business.

New York State is a global leader in UAS and drone technology, proudly hosting GENIUS NY—the world’s largest accelerator for uncrewed aerial systems. Since 2017, GENIUS NY, funded by Empire State Developmenthas invested over $24 million in 42 groundbreaking startups, driving innovation and growth in the UAS ecosystem. Applications are now open for its ninth cohort in Syracuse, NY.

New York is also home to NUAIR (Northeast UAS Airspace Integration Research Alliance, Inc.), an organization at the forefront of integrating uncrewed systems into the national airspace. NUAIR’s mission is to enable scalable, economically viable drone operations while positioning New York as a leader in the next wave of aviation innovation.

Join us at the New York Pavilion to connect with the visionary companies and organizations shaping the future of UAS and Advanced Air Mobility. Don’t miss your chance to be part of the innovation driving this dynamic industry forward!

Organized by JobsOhio, the Ohio pavilion is a snapshot of one of the most comprehensive unmanned and autonomous systems ecosystems in the United States. Ohio is the birthplace of aviation and continues to be a hub for leading-edge research, innovation, and collaborative development. But autonomous transportation systems are not just airborne. As an automotive powerhouse, Ohio continues to drive autonomous and connected vehicle advancements with institutions like the Transportation Research Center’s SMART Center, Connected Marysville, and DriveOhio’s smart projects for open road testing. The state acts as a living lab for autonomous mobility, ensuring that no matter what stage of development you are in, Ohio has the resources to help. Please contact Victoria Boczkowski to be a part of the Ohio Pavilion.

The Great State of Oklahoma is the geographical center of the 48 states and boasts an impressive 353 optimal flying days annually, making it an ideal hub for all Aerospace activities. In the emerging unmanned industry, Oklahoma’s geographically diverse regions and ecosystems, ranging from arid plains to subtropical forests and mountains, makes the state perfect for UAS/UAV research, development, and manufacturing. Home to the FAA Mike Monroney Aeronautical Center, and three significant Air Force bases, Oklahoma is a nucleus for commercial and military aviation and aerospace with a $44B annual economic impact. Oklahoma ranks #1 in preparedness for the drone industry by the Mercatus Center. Our premier university system, testing sites, and innovative companies have made the state an axis for environmental sensing, defense and weather prediction, fire and rescue, precision agriculture, safety and security and transmission monitoring. Oklahoma’s low cost of doing business, skilled workforce and exceptional incentive programs including the Aerospace Industry Engineer Tax Credit make it the perfect place to grow your business and find your supply chain resources!

Oregon has logged more FAA-sanctioned drone operations than any other state in the nation, hosts a growing cluster of UAS companies & suppliers, and is developing a talented workforce pool to support what the state recognizes as a key emerging industry. Visit the Oregon booth to talk with representatives from two of our FAA-designated UAS test ranges, learn about our state-funded UAS Center of Innovation Excellence, meet some of the companies that call Oregon home, or connect with staff from the state’s economic development and aviation agencies.

The Texas A&M University System is sponsoring the presentation of our unique UAS and drone assets present on our Innovation and Technology Campus, Texas A&M-RELLIS. The Pavilion will feature programs and exhibits from the Texas A&M Transportation Institute (TTI), Texas A&M Engineering Extension Service (TEEX), Bush Combat Development Complex (BCDC), Texas A&M AgrLife, Texas A&M Forest Service (TFS) and Texas A&M Engineering Experiment Station (TEES). As you will see, our technological leadership covers a very broad spectrum of commercial applications. Our primary goal at this conference is to generate more awareness of our capabilities and to generate ongoing business relationships in the state and country.

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Extend operating times, reduce weight, and increase performance. Composite materials play a pivotal role in the design and manufacturing of uncrewed and autonomous vehicles. From engineered plastics for sensors-embedded surfaces to thermoplastic-based carbon fiber composites for structural components, these advanced materials are shaping the future of the autonomous systems industry in civilian and government sectors.

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Located just outside the AUVSI Defense educational theater, this section of the XPO Hall showcases defense technologies ready to solve problems for the warfighter in the air, on the ground, and at sea.

Public safety organizations leverage cutting edge ideas and technology to mitigate risks and protect the welfare of the general public. More institutions are integrating autonomous technologies into their operational frameworks to address evolving challenges. The Public Safety Pavilion at XPONENTIAL provides a pivotal platform for industry leaders to showcase how they optimize technology, leverage synergies, and strategically balance costs and benefits.

XPO+ Launcher is a global platform for scouting and screening early-stage startups working on autonomy, paving the way for innovators to become members of the XPONENTIAL ecosystem.

Critical Infrastructure systems are the backbone of communities and keeping them operational and secure is the focus of the Critical Infrastructure Pavilion at XPONENTIAL. Companies with solutions or services for inspection, facility maintenance and repair, and counter UxS should position themselves in this area.