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From June 15–19, we will be in Paris at one of the world’s largest and most influential defense exhibitions — Eurosatory 2026.

The Ukrainian Cup of Technological Sports is not just a competition. It is a space where technology, engineering thought, and teamwork shape the future today.

The event brought together over 100 participants, including defense innovators, American investors, technology companies, government officials (US Department of State, Ministry of Defense, Defense Innovation Unit), and Congressional representatives.

Modern warfare is becoming increasingly dependent on unmanned technologies. One of the most effective tools on the battlefield today is the FPV drone — a compact unmanned aerial vehicle controlled in real time through video goggles worn by the operator. Originally used mainly for racing and aerial filming, FPV platforms are now actively employed to destroy armored vehicles, fortifications, and enemy personnel.

Manufacturers of unmanned aerial vehicles equip drones with different types of cameras. They vary in sensor resolution, optical zoom, sensitivity, and other features.

Ukrainian forces actively use DJI and Autel drones for reconnaissance, coordination, and strike recording. The widespread use of such equipment is easy to explain: quadcopters are simple to operate and effective on the battlefield.