Russia Showcases Drone & AI Capabilities at Abu Dhabi Exhibition
16:51 20.01.2026 (Updated: 17:05 20.01.2026)
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Russia showcases drone and AI capabilities at Abu Dhabi exhibition
The Russian pavilion at UMEX 2026 features advanced military and civilian drone models, along with artificial intelligence-based software solutions, reflecting Russia’s interest in strengthening its presence in regional markets, Sputnik’s correspondent reports.
Russian companies are showcasing their latest developments regarding unmanned aerial vehicles, robotic systems, as well as surveillance and reconnaissance technologies.
Why does UMEX 2026 matter?
This year, UMEX 2026 brings together 375 companies and brands from around the world, significantly more than in 2025, further boosting its position as a key platform for showcasing cutting-edge defense and commercial innovations.
The event is held under the patronage of Sheikh Hamdan bin Mohammed bin Zayed Al Nahyan, deputy chairman of the UAE’s Presidential Court for Special Affairs and chairman of the Council for Advanced and Autonomous Systems. This underscores the UAE’s growing interest in advancing the autonomous systems and artificial intelligence sectors.
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The Russian pavilion at UMEX 2026 features advanced military and civilian drone models, along with artificial intelligence-based software solutions, reflecting Russia’s interest in strengthening its presence in regional markets, Sputnik’s correspondent reports.
Russian companies are showcasing their latest developments regarding unmanned aerial vehicles, robotic systems, as well as surveillance and reconnaissance technologies.
Why does UMEX 2026 matter?
This year, UMEX 2026 brings together 375 companies and brands from around the world, significantly more than in 2025, further boosting its position as a key platform for showcasing cutting-edge defense and commercial innovations.
The event is held under the patronage of Sheikh Hamdan bin Mohammed bin Zayed Al Nahyan, deputy chairman of the UAE’s Presidential Court for Special Affairs and chairman of the Council for Advanced and Autonomous Systems. This underscores the UAE’s growing interest in advancing the autonomous systems and artificial intelligence sectors.
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