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A UAV crew pilot and combat commander, specializing in the use of unmanned systems in combat operations, explains how reconnaissance, electronic warfare and strike drones work in current combat operations. The format is 30 minutes of lecture and 30 minutes of Q&A, live online on 01.10.2026 at 16:00 CET.
What the lecture covers
Reconnaissance and electronic warfare:
- How a drone war looks in practice, and what infrastructure and data are required to run it
- The frontline echelons and what each one covers: up to 10 km, 15 to 30 km, and 50 km and beyond
- The intelligence software crews use for handling data and communication
- The drone equipment of a fixed wing crew compared to a multirotor crew
- Electronic warfare: how detection and interception work, and what infrastructure they require
Strike drones:
- The role of strike drones on the battlefield and the tactics behind them, across supply, reconnaissance and destruction
- Short and middle distance drones: radio and fibre optic control, fixed wing platforms, and the equipment the crew needs for each
- AI and target lock systems, and what they change in an engagement
Who is it for?
Engineers, product people, founders and investors who want to understand how unmanned systems and electronic warfare are used at the front. You will leave with a working picture of the reconnaissance and strike chain, the equipment behind it, and where the technical gaps are.
Format
Live online, 30 minutes lecture and 30 minutes Q&A. 15€. Recording included. Link will be sent after registration.
Registration via LUMA https://luma.com/hjmba3zc
