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Now Accepting Speaker Presentation Ideas

Presentation ideas will be accepted for the 2026 UAS Summit & Expo through June 12th.
The preliminary agenda will be available the week of July 13th.

We are actively seeking abstracts and presentation ideas in the following subject areas:

Small UAV
Government Drone Usage
Big Data
Military Drone Usage
Large UAV
Drone Research & Development
Drone Usage in the Agriculture Industry

Counter UAS
Drone Delivery
Commercial Drone Usage
Remote ID
Detect-and-Avoid Technology
Urban Air Mobility
Unmanned Aircraft System Traffic Management (UTM)

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Have additional questions? Please send inquiries to:

Danielle Piekarski, Content & Program Manager
UAS Magazine
dpiekarski@bbiinternational.com

Speaker Presentation Specifications

Specificity: This is crucial for technology, process and operational related abstracts. Make sure your presentation idea promises to convey, in specific terms, how a technology, system or strategy used in the UAV manufacturing space or commercial operator side of the industry could improve UAV design, endurance, implementation or application success. The abstract should offer insight into a current industry challenge or issue, highlight process, operational improvements and/or technological breakthroughs in the UAV and relevant field sectors.

Relevance: The presentation should highlight a product, technology or approach that will make significant near-term impacts to the UAS industry, or will become prominent because of implementation in the UAS sector.

Detail: While abstracts do not include schematics, photos, graphics, spreadsheets or pro formas, the abstract should indicate that the speaker will illustrate the effect of the technology/process/strategic approach by incorporating such visual tools into the presentation.

Understandability: If there are very complex processes or scientific/economic ideas being presented, the abstract should indicate that measures will be taken to make the information understandable (within reason) to a diverse spectrum of conference attendees?

Word Count: While there is technically no limitations on the length of your abstract, we ask that it be 200 to 400 words in length.

Have additional questions? Please send inquiries to:

Danielle Piekarski, Content & Program Manager
UAS Magazine
dpiekarski@bbiinternational.com