Take a Sneak-Peak at the Most Innovative Unmanned Systems Technologies
Aero-News Network (ANN) and the Association for Unmanned Vehicle Systems International (AUVSI), the host of XPONENTIAL 2017, the largest trade show for the unmanned systems and robotics industry, today announced the debut of the XPONENTIAL Innovation Preview (XIP2017).
The ANN Innovation Preview series is designed to provide an early look at the aviation and aerospace community’s most important events to build anticipation, interest and to direct attention to the industry’s greatest innovators. XIP2017 covers all manner of unmanned technologies, from innovative airframes and vehicles to fascinating technologies that have raised the bar in terms of what today’s unmanned missions can accomplish.
XPONENTIAL 2017 is taking place from May 8 to 11 at the Kay Bailey Hutchinson Convention Center in Dallas. More than 7,000 industry leaders and professionals from over 55 countries are expected to attend XPONENTIAL 2017. The exhibit hall will showcase more than 650 cutting-edge companies, representing more than 20 industries.
XIP2017 is produced by ANN, the first 24/7, real-time online aviation news service, now entering its third decade of daily news production. ANN has produced more than 300,000 news stories, 7,000 podcasts, 3,000 Aero-TV features and just over 1,000 episodes of Airborne Unlimited, a daily aviation/aerospace news program. ANN is also AUVSI’s media partner on the Airborne-Unmanned news program currently produced each week, serving the unmanned systems technology industry.
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