Increase with us the competitiveness of the Polish unmanned systems industry

ABOUT US

We work with all our enthusiasm and with an innovative approach to increase the competitiveness of the Polish unmanned industry, including companies from the SME sector, by developing innovative projects and supporting the dynamics of our members. One of the goals of our activity is also to establish cooperation with national and international organizations through which we will support the integration of our members in local and global markets.

The dynamic technological progress of autonomous vehicles – including unmanned aerial vehicles (drones) – is becoming a reality. The potential of this field is huge and multifaceted, and its use can positively change the reality around us. It is estimated that by 2022 the global drone market will be worth over $21 billion. Poland, thanks to the high intellectual potential, entrepreneurship and initiative shown by the drone industry, as well as the favorable attitude of public authorities, can make the market for autonomous vehicles one of the important incentives for economic development.

Appreciating the importance of and the need for the development of the drone market in Poland, PISB sees the need to take action aimed at: – identify regulatory areas important for the industry and legal barriers to drone market development in Poland; – develop and implement appropriate legislation; – set standards for market operations – create a code of good practice; – use existing and propose new mechanisms for financing and supporting projects relating to autonomous vehicles; – educate the public on the opportunities offered by the development of the autonomous vehicle industry in Poland

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NEWS

The latest information on the unmanned systems industry, companies, legal regulations, offers, tenders, from Poland as well as around the world.

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Chinese Drones a Threat to Critical Infrastructure?

The Cybersecurity and Infrastructure Security Agency (CISA) and the Federal Bureau of Investigation (FBI) in the United States have published "Cybersecurity Guidance: Chinese-made drones for infrastructure needs." The goal of the release is…
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Drones Over City – Debate In The European Parliament

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On January 23, 2024, the European Parliament will host a debate on the use of drones in urban environments. Members of the Board of the Polish Chamber of Unmanned Systems will take an active part in the event. Drones currently play a key…
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DroneTech World Meeting – another edition is here

In July, we informed about the Scientific Conference as part of the 8th DroneTech World Meeting. The event was planned for October 11-13 this year. in Arena Toruń. Meanwhile, we're done with it. An extensive summary can be found, for example,…
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Visit to the largest air show in Germany

ILA Berlin 2022 Our representative visited Germany’s largest air show, ILA Berlin 2022, where various types of unmanned technologies were very much represented, including the now famous VELOCITY drone taxi. Among the exhibitors were many…

MEMBERS AND PARTNERS

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Our goal is to improve the regulatory environment and organizational conditions of the unmanned systems market in order to fully use the economic and technological potential of the sector in Poland.

OUR PROJECTS

In this section you will find various types of projects in which our Chamber participates or intends to participate. We cooperate in this field with both the Civil Aviation Authority, the Polish Air Navigation Services Agency, the Ministry of Infrastructure or other organizations of economic self-government.

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Smart Farming

In the next few decades, the agricultural industry will become more important than ever.

The United Nations predicts that the world’s population will reach 9.7 billion by 2050, resulting in a 69% increase in global agricultural production between 2010 and 2050. To meet this demand, farmers and agricultural companies are turning to the Internet of Things for analytics and greater production capabilities.

Technological innovation in agriculture is nothing new. Hand tools were the standard hundreds of years ago, and then the industrial revolution brought the cotton gin. The 1800s brought grain elevators, chemical fertilizers and the first gas-powered tractor. The 1800s saw farmers start using satellites to schedule their work.

IoT is set to take the future of agriculture to the next level. Smart farming is already becoming more common among farmers, and high-tech farms are quickly becoming the standard thanks to agricultural drones and sensors.

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In the next few decades, the agricultural industry will become more important than ever.

The United Nations predicts that the world’s population will reach 9.7 billion by 2050, resulting in a 69% increase in global agricultural production between 2010 and 2050. To meet this demand, farmers and agricultural companies are turning to the Internet of Things for analytics and greater production capabilities.

Technological innovation in agriculture is nothing new. Hand tools were the standard hundreds of years ago, and then the industrial revolution brought the cotton gin. The 1800s brought grain elevators, chemical fertilizers and the first gas-powered tractor. The 1800s saw farmers start using satellites to schedule their work.

IoT is set to take the future of agriculture to the next level. Smart farming is already becoming more common among farmers, and high-tech farms are quickly becoming the standard thanks to agricultural drones and sensors.

CONTACT

We will be very pleased if you contact us

info@pisb.pl

ATRIUM CENTRE

27, Jana Pawła II

00-867 Warszawa

POLAND

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