Co-create revenue-generating drone solutions with leading innovators, decision-makers, and business experts.
Drone technologies are rapidly evolving from individual applications into integrated industrial solutions. At the same time, the industry faces a key challenge: how to turn technological potential into scalable and sustainable business.
Future Drone Business brings together innovators, companies, experts and ecosystem builders to explore new opportunities and accelerate the development of the drone industry.
This online workshop is an informal introduction and discussion session for professionals interested in the future of drone business. The session includes a short keynote by an industry expert, followed by an open discussion on emerging use cases, collaboration opportunities and the future development of the drone ecosystem.
The workshop is facilitated by Pekka Ketola, innovation workshop facilitator specializing in design thinking and creative business development, and Iiro Jussila, expert in innovation ecosystems and collaborative event platforms.
The goal of the session is to connect people, share perspectives and explore ideas that can help build the next generation of drone-driven business.
Join our first online workshop on May 19th at 4:00 PM (EET) and be part of shaping the future of the drone industry. Connect with innovators, explore new use cases, and collaborate with experts driving drone-driven growth. Secure your spot by registering below.
Finland’s national drone strategy positions drones as a cross-cutting national capability rather than a collection of isolated projects. Published as drone-related activity was accelerating across defence, industry and public authorities, the strategy seeks to provide a shared national direction for this development. Rather than creating momentum, the strategy aims to organise it.
The Finnish FPV competition scene is not constrained by a lack of skills, but by missing structures. Finland has a highly experienced core community whose potential cannot be fully realised without stable training environments and a stronger ecosystem.
The transformation of the battlefield into an increasingly transparent environment does not affect military doctrine alone. It directly influences defence industry requirements, development models, and the way future UAV ecosystems are structured.
The sky is no longer the limit. Its the new infrastructure. Drone technologies are taking big steps from applications to integrated industrial solutions. The gap between technological potential and commercial scaling remains the most significant challenge and opportunity for the industry.