I further acknowledge my right to information, access, correction, rectification, erasure of my personal, sensitive personal and privileged information, data portability, objection to processing and to file complaint under the Data Privacy Act. I agree that the Company may retain my personal information for as long as necessary for the fulfilment of the purpose for which it was collected and such other purposes that I may have consented from time to time, as required by pertinent laws and regulations, and provide information when required to do so in accordance with applicable laws, by court order, and jurisprudence. If I provide the Company with any personal information relating to a third party (e.g.

reference information, et.al.), I warrant to the Company that I have obtained the recorded consent of such third party to provide the Company with the third party’s personal information for the relevant purposes and can upon the Company’s consent request, submit the same for inspection. I agree that the Company shall not be liable for any loss or damage arising from the Company’s disclosure of personal information for the above purposes.China Aerospace Science and Industry Corp.ĪVIC aerospace and various manufacturers displayed basically all domestic unmanned helicopters, unmanned surveillance aircraft, military procurement and foreign trade, basically domestic military drones are here. The location is the Maran base, which is not open to the outside world. This is an exhibition, and it ’s also arranged in order of size.

The drone fleet of the People's Army has rarely presented a 'family portrait'. These complex UAV fleets are a testament to the advancement of China's aviation industry. It is worth mentioning that in the family portrait, the new drone WJ-11 was also unveiled.Ĭhina's research and development centers, especially Xian's Northwest Polytechnic University (NPU), and the Beijing and Nanjing Universities of Aeronautics and Astronautics, have active UAV developmental programs, intended to support the PLA's tactical C4I structure. Among the many Chinese universities and research institutions involved in UAV research are the Beijing Technology Company, Beijing University of Aeronautics and Astronautics, China Aerospace Science and Technology Corporation (CASC), Hebei Electric Power Reconnaissance Design Academy, Northwestern Polytechnical University, Shaanxi Engine Design Institute, and Xian ASN Technology Group Company.Ĭhina has an active program to purchase or develop unmanned aerial vehicles (UAVs) for its armed forces. Several Western suppliers are actively interested in pursuing the market for UAVs in China. Indigenous Chinese UAVs also will be developed and could be improved with foreign assistance. Japan and Israel, in particular, have been involved in a number of cases of selling UAV technology in violation of export restrictions to China.

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