Måned: desember 2025

UNC2026: Civil–Military Collaboration – Security, Resilience and New Requirements

As unmanned aviation becomes mission-critical, civil and defence stakeholders are increasingly solving the same challenges together. These sessions explore how shared requirements around security, data control, supply chains and operational robustness are shaping both development and deployment.

UNC2026: Best and Worst Practice – Why Some Drone Programmes Scale

The difference between success and failure in drone programmes is rarely technical. These sessions explore real-world lessons from organisations that have faced regulatory pressure, public scrutiny and organisational complexity. If you are responsible for scaling drone operations, this is where hard-earned insight becomes a competitive advantage.

UNC2026: Remote Drone Operations – What You Really Need to Learn

Remote operations are no longer a future concept, they are becoming the backbone of scalable drone services. These sessions cut through the hype and focus on what organisations actually need to master to operate drones safely, reliably and at scale. If you are moving from pilots to permanent capability, this is essential learning.

UNC2026: From Data to Decisions – Why Drone Data Now Drives Value

Drones no longer create value by flying, they create value by informing decisions. At UNC2026, leading operators and public authorities show how drone data is used to manage risk, prioritise action and support time-critical operations.

The UNC2026 program is live and it reveals where the industry is heading

The UNC2026 program is now live and it offers a rare look at how unmanned aviation is actually being deployed today. Across two days in Oslo, the conference brings together public authorities, infrastructure owners, researchers and operators who are already running drones and robotic systems at scale.