Keynote & Panel
National outlook, regulation and trends with authorities, industry and academia.
- Duration
- 20–45 min
- Selection
- Editorial committee
- Room
- Main Academy room
- Cost
- No cost to the speaker
Conferences, panels, technical cases and workshops on how uncrewed aviation is being integrated into regulation, industry and Chilean airspace. In 2025 it was standing room only; for 2027 the room grows.
Conferences · 2025Current regulations, airspace integration, BVLOS operations and risk assessment using the SORA methodology.
Real cases in mining, energy, inspection, forestry and logistics, told by those who run them.
Uncrewed traffic management, Remote ID, detect & avoid, vertiports and eVTOL.
Autonomy, artificial intelligence, sensors, satellite connectivity and docking stations.
Safety management systems, human factors and detection of non-cooperative drones.
The editorial program is set by the organizers. Industry sessions exist and are valuable, but they are always labeled as sponsored content.
National outlook, regulation and trends with authorities, industry and academia.
A real operation: problem, solution, results and lessons learned.
Technical presentation by an exhibitor, labeled as industry content.
This is how the two days are organized. Speakers and titles are published as they are confirmed. Every session is included in your ticket with no sign-up: the room seats up to 120 people, first come, first served. If the room is full, the session is shown live on a screen next to the room, inside the venue. There is no online streaming.
Badge, daily program and B2B meeting slot booking.
The state of low-altitude airspace in Chile.
Authorities, operators and industry at the same table.
When the room is full, the session continues on a screen next to the room.
The agenda leaves open windows to watch the demonstrations.
Real operations, with figures and lessons learned.
Reserved blocks: the Academy does not compete with meetings.
Hands-on work on a specific problem. No sign-up, first come, first served.
Closing of the day and announcement of what comes next in the EXPODRON Network.
The editorial committee sets tracks, panels and keynotes. Sponsorship does not buy a place in the editorial program.
Every sponsored session carries the "Industry Session" label in the agenda, on screen and on the website.
Industry cases must show real operations: context, results and lessons, not a catalog.
Each panel combines at least two of these: authority, operator, end user, industry and academia.
We are looking for real operations, applied research and regulatory experience. The committee reviews every proposal and replies to all of them.
Title, track and a 150-word abstract.
We assess relevance, data and contribution to the program.
We agree on format, duration and supporting material.
The agenda leaves open windows so that what is discussed in the room can be seen flying in the outdoor flight area.