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One of the standout exhibits will be FLOH, described by its manufacturer as a "flying eye". This is a modular unmanned system equipped with next-generation artificial intelligence solutions, enabling fully autonomous mission execution. The platform can perform tasks such as target detection, surveillance, monitoring, or tracking, operating either as a standalone system or as part of a cooperative drone swarm. Such capabilities make the solution suitable for reconnaissance missions, infrastructure protection, and operational support for security services.

The second key design on display will be HERKULES – a modular heavy unmanned system with a payload capacity of approximately. Its core concept centres on the ability to rapidly adapt the platform for specific tasks by mounting the appropriate equipment module. Depending on requirements, the system can be configured for a wide variety of missions – ranging from military applications, including gunship-style configurations, payload transport systems, or acting as a mothership for smaller drones, to civil tasks involving search and rescue, logistics, or agricultural support. HERKULES likewise employs dedicated AI algorithms enabling autonomous mission execution both independently and within a drone swarm.

During MSPO, the company will also unveil new solutions developed within the unmanned systems sector. Featured premieres include kinetic payloads designed for drone transport, as well as the results of a collaboration with the Danish firm SAI Denmark to develop gunship-style platforms.

The rapid evolution of autonomous unmanned systems means that solutions built around artificial intelligence, modular architecture, and multi-platform cooperation are becoming a cornerstone of modern defence capability development. ALM-Engineering’s presence at MSPO this year offers an ideal opportunity to explore technologies designed to meet these demands, alongside the latest trends shaping the future of unmanned systems.

The 34th International Defence Industry Exhibition will take place from 8 to 11 September 2026 at Targi Kielce. Nearly 1,000 exhibitors from 35 countries will participate in the event, with Canada taking centre stage as this year's Lead Nation.

(MBrz)