JOUAV Wraps Up a Successful Showcase at the 11th Drone World Congress

From Airframes to Operational Ecosystems

A clear theme emerged at this year’s expo: the market no longer asks only how far or how long a drone can fly but how reliably it can be deployed, managed, and scaled in real-world conditions. JOUAV answered that shift with integrated systems that combine drones, docking stations, cloud platforms, communications, safety features, and autonomous workflows—moving beyond isolated product showcases.

• JOS‑P200—A multirotor hangar system for 24/7 autonomous missions. Features smart battery swapping, 360° obstacle avoidance, all‑weather operation (-30°C to 50°C), and launch in under one minute. Built for vehicle‑mounted or fixed‑site deployment, it supports 4G/5G, relay, and mesh networking.
• JOS‑C700—A complete VTOL drone-in-a-box solution. Built around the weatherproof C700 docking station (IP55) and the CW‑15V VTOL drone, it covers a 50 km radius with 120 minutes of flight time. The open SDK and third‑party payload support drew strong interest from partners seeking private deployment for industrial monitoring and infrastructure inspection.
• CW‑20E—A long‑endurance VTOL UAV designed for demanding industrial missions. With 180 minutes of flight time and a 6 kg payload (EO/IR, LiDAR, multispectral), it covers over 150 km of linear assets per mission. The aircraft carries a 100 TOPS onboard AI module for real-time computer vision and features dual-redundancy avionics, active obstacle avoidance, and tool-free deployment in under one minute.

Strong Global Interest from Distributors and End Users

Beyond the product showcases, the exhibition also served as an important platform for international exchange. During the event, the JOUAV team held in-depth discussions with potential customers from Asia, Europe, Africa, etc. The conversations focused on market needs, deployment scenarios, and future cooperation opportunities. Many visitors exchanged contact information with the JOUAV team for follow-up technical discussions and business communication.

Li Xiaoyan, Executive Vice President of JOUAV, said the company sees the industry entering a new phase in which the ability to build reliable operational systems will be as important as aircraft performance itself. "The market is no longer asking only how far a drone can fly or how long it can stay airborne," Li Xiaoyan said. "It is increasingly asked how a drone system can be deployed, managed, and scaled safely and efficiently in real-world operations. That is where we believe JOUAV can create long-term value."