About the Showroom Launch
The launch was held at Baogang Center in Bao’an District, Shenzhen. It was guided by Shenzhen Chuhai e-Station, organized by the Shenzhen Aviation Industry Association and supported by the Henan Aviation Industry Promotion Association.
The newly opened showroom covers approximately 1,800 square meters. Its eight functional areas cover UAV display, compliance support, certification, training, business incubation and supply-chain services.
What Happened at the Event
The program began with an introduction to the center and a presentation on its operating plan. Guests then attended the official authorization ceremony, enterprise entry activities and a series of cooperation signings.
Representatives from industry associations, UAV companies and service organizations also exchanged views on export procedures, compliance preparation, international pilot training and overseas after-sales support.
Official Authorization Ceremony
An official authorization ceremony was held for the Global Drone Overseas Center. Representatives presented the authorization plaque and introduced the center’s planned services for regulations, export compliance, cross-border airworthiness, pilot training and overseas support.
The event also introduced preparations for service connections in Southeast Asia and the Middle East.
Our Participation and Cooperation Signing
During the event, Great Mr (HK) Limited formally joined the Global Drone Overseas Center and completed a cooperation signing. Our representatives met with participating organizations and discussed industrial UAV products, international pilot training and overseas after-sales coordination.
Through AeroSightX, we work with overseas buyers and partners across agricultural, cleaning, cargo, inspection and other UAV applications. More information is available in our company profile, production and delivery overview and custom UAV programs.
Follow-Up Plans Announced at the Launch
The organizers announced that the 2026 Global UAV Technology Conference is planned for November 11 in Shenzhen’s Qianhai area during the APEC period.
The planned agenda includes cross-border airworthiness recognition, coordination of international rules and standardization of low-altitude technologies.