On May 15, 2024, the Polish Chamber of Unmanned Systems joined the newly established Polish-Emirate Business Council. Participation in this elite group of the largest companies from the UAE and Poland opens unique opportunities for our members.
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The 2nd Anti-Terrorist Congress was held on April 9-10, 2024 at Cardinal Stefan Wyszynski University in Warsaw. This year we all met in an international formula, with the active participation of NATO experts, international security institutions and representatives of government as well as the local authorities.
The congress participants included several hundred representatives of scientific and expert centres, security institutions, the security and technical security sector, as well as public utilities and critical infrastructure.
A representative of the Chamber gave a presentation on the topic “The use of unmanned systems in potential terrorist attacks on critical infrastructure.
The Chamber also served as a Content Partner of the Anti-Terrorism Congress
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November 14, 2023 in Tbilisi, the Polish drone manufacturer – Specter Solutions, the Georgian Aviation University and the Georgian company promoting innovation – December 32 signed a cooperation agreement. The common goal is to develop the civilian unmanned aerial systems (UAS) sector in Georgia. The plan envisages the creation of 300 new jobs.
“We decided to enter the Georgian market, seeing the potential in terms of access to resources and the great willingness to cooperate. The increasing efforts of the European Union, government support and initiatives, as well as the geopolitical, strategic location enabling access to world markets make Georgia a key market for us,” explains Sebastian Konkol from Specter Solutions.
During the event, a Specter 1 drone, designed and manufactured by Specter Solutions in Poland, was presented.
Under the agreement, the parties agreed to jointly develop solutions that will pave the way for the integration of drones with the public services sector in Georgia. The shared vision is to deploy versatile vertical take-off and landing (VTOL) drones throughout the country to more effectively perform various public utility missions, including search and rescue, disaster response, power line inspections and medical supplies. Such a system is intended to be a less costly complement helicopter fleet.
A Polish drone manufacturer that has developed over the last 10 years
a mature vertical take-off and landing (VTOL) platform with a flight range of 140 km.
A company that connects eastern and western markets and its goal is to introduce
innovative technologies to Georgia and stimulating the local innovation ecosystem.
The only higher education institution in Georgia that has been educating professional pilots in pilot training, engineering and air transport management since 1992.