EXHIBITOR SPOTLIGHT - Hologarde: Drone & Counter-Drone Solutions

What are your expectations for UAV SHOW? 

For Hologarde, UAV SHOW is a key opportunity to meet and engage with all the stakeholders across the drone and low-altitude ecosystem, including manufacturers, operators, partners and public authorities. 

Our regular participation gives us the opportunity to showcase our expertise and solutions, strengthen relationships with our partners and customers, and identify new opportunities for collaboration and business development. 

The show also enables us to stay closely connected to the technological, operational and regulatory developments shaping the sector and its emerging applications. 

What new products, innovations and/or solutions will you be showcasing? 

At the 2026 edition, Hologarde will be showcasing Orange Drone 360, a solution jointly developed with Orange Business, with whom we are delighted to be exhibiting. 

This innovative counter-drone “as-a-service” solution combines Orange’s expertise and infrastructure with Hologarde’s detection and supervision technologies. 

More broadly, we will be presenting our comprehensive expertise in low-altitude management through our HoloSafe counter-drone solution, as well as our drone traffic management (UTM) capabilities with Clearance, our platform dedicated to the preparation, management and monitoring of drone missions and flight authorisations. 

Clearance is constantly evolving, for both private and professional remote pilots, by continuously responding to their needs as well as those of the public authorities supporting us. 

Each of our solutions is a benchmark in its field and continues to evolve, with the aim of delivering simplicity, operational efficiency and the highest level of technological expertise. 

And, of course, we will also be showcasing our team, whose extensive experience, high level of expertise and innovative solutions enable us to provide solutions that are relevant, tailored and designed to meet our customers’ needs. 

In your view, what are the current and future challenges facing the drone industry? 

The drone industry is now entering a phase of industrialisation of its applications, with a growing number of operations and the increasing integration of drones into the airspace. 

One of the main challenges is therefore to support this development while ensuring the safe and controlled use of low-altitude airspace. 

This notably requires making it easier to manage operations and flight authorisations, strengthening coordination between the various airspace stakeholders, and further improving the security of drone operations. 

The development of closely interconnected solutions for drone traffic management and counter-drone systems is therefore a major challenge in supporting the sustainable growth of the industry. 

Traffic regulation, the separation between authorised drones and those that do not comply with regulations, as well as regulatory developments at European and international level, are all challenges that the drone industry must address in cooperation with, and under the authority of, government and regulatory bodies. 

Ultimately, the safety of everyone is at stake.