2026 DroneShow Robotics

Exhibition date: 16-18 June, 2026
Exhibition Cycle: Annual
Exhibition Venue: São Paulo, Brazil

Exhibition Introduction

       Hosted by MundoGEO, a subsidiary of the Italian Exhibition Group (IEG), the exhibition has been held annually in São Paulo since 2015. It is the largest conference dedicated to the professional UAV sector in Latin America, bringing together manufacturers and importers of UAVs, embedded technologies, robotics, autonomous systems, related equipment, and data processing platforms. The exhibition has now established itself as a core industry exchange platform for geospatial intelligence, unmanned aerial vehicles, mobile robotics, aerospace, and advanced air mobility across the Americas.

Exhibition Advantages

(1) Exhibition Strengths
The 2026 edition will centrally showcase UAV solutions for scenarios including surveying and mapping, inspection, and crop spraying, with technology applications covering agriculture, forestry, environment, smart cities, logistics, distribution, national defense, energy, highways, railways, ports, airports, mining, oil and gas, security and other multiple sectors. The participation of Brazilian regulatory authorities including the National Civil Aviation Agency (ANAC), Department of Airspace Control (DECEA), Ministry of Defense (MD), and Ministry of Agriculture, Livestock and Supply (MAPA) has been confirmed.
As a leading professional platform in Latin America, the exhibition has been deeply engaged in the regional market for many years. It not only gathers core purchasers including military and police systems and security institutions, but also has accumulated in-depth insights into local defense demands. Amid the increasingly tense diplomatic relations between the United States and Brazil, the Brazilian government has released more signals of moving closer to China. For Chinese enterprises, this is an excellent opportunity to leverage the resource advantages of the exhibition to accurately demonstrate the adaptability of technical solutions to regional scenarios, quickly connect with decision-makers, and lay a solid foundation for subsequent cooperation.
(2) Previous Edition Data
The previous edition of DroneShow Robotics delivered an impressive scale: it attracted more than 10,000 professional participants, brought together over 150 exhibitors to display innovative achievements, radiated to more than 30 countries, and featured over 200 industry experts delivering speeches and sharing insights. This year's edition is expected to welcome 12,000 visitors, 200 guest speakers, 30 events, and 150 enterprises, further consolidating its position as the largest business, innovation and knowledge platform in the UAV sector in Latin America.

Exhibition Scope

I. Unmanned Aerial Vehicles (UAVs)
Consumer drones, commercial drones, military UAVs, law enforcement UAVs, agricultural UAVs, maritime UAVs, surveillance and security UAVs, traffic monitoring UAVs, aerial photography UAVs for advertising, film and television, pipeline inspection UAVs, water conservancy UAVs, electric power UAVs, disaster relief UAVs, fishery UAVs, unmanned helicopters, etc.
II. Aerodynamics, Structure, System Design & Materials
Unmanned Underwater Vehicles (UUVs), Unmanned Surface Vessels (USVs), Unmanned Ground Vehicles (UGVs), airships, aerospace unmanned aerial vehicles, target drones, unmanned powered parachutes, unmanned crafts, composite materials, coatings, landing gears, radomes, etc.
III. Control & Navigation Systems
Satellite positioning equipment (GPS, GNSS), flight controllers, automatic control systems, main ground control stations, mobile ground control stations, autopilots, flight control software and hardware, servo control systems, simulation systems, measurement and control technologies, remote sensing technologies, sensors, etc.
IV. Mission Payloads
Imaging equipment, video equipment, infrared detection systems, multi-functional optical stabilization platforms, television cameras, infrared scanners, low-light television cameras, framing cameras, panoramic cameras, aerial video recorders, synthetic aperture radars, etc.
V. Power & Energy Systems
Power supplies, engines, electric motors, batteries, propellers, gearboxes, electronic fuel control systems, etc.