Exhibitor voices
Interview with Wacef Manai, INDROX CTO
Exhibitors voicesDiscover INDROX at UAV SHOW: high-performance FPV propellers, acoustic signature reduction and innovative drone technologies designed and developed in France. |
What are your expectations for UAV SHOW?
We see UAV SHOW as an opportunity to introduce INDROX to French and European players in the drone industry, meet manufacturers, integrators, operators and industrial partners, and identify new opportunities for collaboration.
In particular, we are looking for partners to test and validate our solutions on different types of UAV platforms, as well as potential customers interested in our high-performance FPV propellers and noise-reduction technologies.
UAV SHOW also represents an opportunity to strengthen our industrial network and contribute to discussions around European technological sovereignty.
What new products and/or solutions will you be showcasing?
INDROX will showcase its new generation of drone propellers, designed and developed in France.
In particular, we will present our high-performance FPV propellers and our technology for reducing the acoustic signature of UAVs.
These solutions are developed through an approach combining aerodynamics, propulsion performance and acoustics, with applications across both civil and dual-use sectors.
We will also showcase our prototypes and initial test results, and engage with industry stakeholders to explore testing and integration opportunities.
In your view, what are the current and future challenges facing the drone industry?
The drone industry is currently facing several challenges simultaneously: improving the performance, autonomy and reliability of systems, reducing their acoustic signature, securing supply chains and strengthening European technological sovereignty.
The ability to access critical components designed and manufactured in Europe is also an important issue for civil, industrial and defence applications.
Looking ahead, the integration of more efficient, quieter, autonomous and interoperable technologies will be key to supporting the development of drone applications.