Rome is the capital of the European drone , thanks to the second edition of Rome Drone Expo & amp; Show, the international event in the field of unmanned aircraft, which was held at the airport of the City last weekend.
The leap forward compared to the first edition is obvious: more exhibitors, more space for the event (now very similar to a real airshow) and especially the opportunity to exploit the space of an airport for the demonstration flights of a few drones. Not for nothing, as told us the president of Rome Drone, Luciano Castro, the intention is to transform the historic port of Via Salaria in the permanent home of the event .
“They will really countless initiatives and activities that will be presented during the show, a sign of extraordinary vitality of this new technology sector and business in Italy, “said Castro. “The decision to large corporations and businesses, including foreign ones, to choose our event as an opportunity to launch new projects or to announce contracts and partnership also confirms absolute prestige that Rome Drone has earned national and international . “
The traditional ribbon cutting ceremony was held in the presence of the Deputy Senate President, Valeria Fedeli, the Deputy Chief of Staff of the Air Force , General Paolo Magro, president of the Aero Club of ‘Italy, Giuseppe Leoni, and other civil and military authorities.
For professionals intervened Urbe, the “highlight” of the first day was the presentation of the new text of the Regulation on the Italian aircraft remotely piloted by ENAC : the first version of the text, in force since ‘ Last year, he sparked controversy and some friction between the operators and the leaders of the National Civil Aviation Authority, according to which this second edition should fill gaps in the original text.
Even the fans will still have way enjoy the show, which for example include the DJI Phantom 3: Rome-Urbe, HobbyHobby and Biofly Drone are in fact presenting the updated version of one of the world’s best selling drone quadricopter .
Shifting the focus also on the opportunities offered by the area of unmanned aircraft, announced Skyrobotic startup in Terni’s largest production center Italian (about 1,200 square meters) for the development and production industrial and commercial civil drones.
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