Eurosatory 2026: Highlights from Europe's Largest Defence & Security Exhibition
Eurosatory 2026, held in Paris, France, once again brought together defence industry leaders, military units, and government agencies from around the world. The biennial exhibition showcased the latest in unmanned aerial systems (UAS), counter-drone technologies, ground combat vehicles, and autonomous systems, reflecting the rapidly evolving state of global defence technology.
Highlights
- Eurosatory 2026 was held in Paris, France, and featured exhibitors from across the global defence industry showcasing unmanned and autonomous systems.
- Counter-UAS solutions combining radar detection, electronic jamming, and kinetic interception were among the most prominent exhibits, reflecting rapid growth in the counter-drone market.
- Fixed-wing reconnaissance drones, multi-rotor tactical UAVs, and small FPV drones designed for urban combat environments were all displayed at the 2026 edition.
- Unmanned ground vehicles (UGVs) and air-ground collaborative combat systems debuted at the show, highlighting a broader industry shift toward fully autonomous battlefield operations.
- Eurosatory serves as a critical networking platform for defence procurement officials and military decision-makers, offering strategic insight into global defence technology trends.
Eurosatory is one of Europe's most prominent defence and security exhibitions, held biennially in Paris, France. The event draws defence industry manufacturers, military organisations, and government bodies from across the globe to showcase the latest weapons systems, drone technologies, and security solutions.
The 2026 edition once again commanded the attention of the industry, with the exhibition floor featuring an extensive array of ground combat vehicles, unmanned aerial systems (UAS), counter-UAS technologies, and intelligent defence equipment — offering a comprehensive snapshot of current global defence technology trends.
Exhibition Highlights
Drones and autonomous systems were among the most closely watched exhibits at this year's show. Fixed-wing reconnaissance drones, multi-rotor tactical UAVs, and compact FPV drones designed for urban warfare environments all drew large crowds of visitors.
Counter-UAS systems were equally prominent. As drones play an increasingly significant role in modern conflict, manufacturers unveiled integrated countermeasure solutions combining radar detection, electronic jamming, and kinetic interception — underscoring the rapid expansion of the counter-drone market.
Unmanned ground vehicles (UGVs) and air-ground collaborative combat systems also made a strong showing, pointing toward a future battlefield defined by unmanned and autonomous operations.
Exhibition Photo Gallery
The following selection of on-site photographs from Eurosatory 2026 covers a range of exhibits and pavilions, giving readers who were unable to attend in person a sense of the scale and atmosphere of Europe's premier defence event.
（Images include general exhibition overviews, close-up shots of drone exhibits, and views of individual manufacturer stands.）
Beyond its role as a platform for showcasing cutting-edge equipment, Eurosatory serves as a critical meeting point for national defence procurement officials, military decision-makers, and industry leaders — making it an invaluable reference point for tracking the direction of global defence technology.
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