A publication summing up the AMW UAV Forum. A practical, operational report based on real combat experience and unmanned technology deployments. It combines perspectives of the military, industry, academia and administration — providing a multidimensional view of the UAV systems landscape.
*preliminary dates — to be confirmed
We invite participants and experts to co-create the report summarizing AMW UAV Forum — a publication aspiring to become an important voice in the debate about the future of unmanned systems in Poland and Europe. We are looking for expert articles, analyses, case studies and recommendations on technology development, operational applications, industry and regulation. The report goes beyond diagnosis — it contains concrete recommendations and directions supporting decision-making and capability building in Poland.
A report based on real combat experience and unmanned technology deployments. Not theory — practice that can be applied in strategic and operational decisions.
We combine four perspectives in one publication. We obtain a picture no single environment can deliver alone — each sees only its slice of the problem.
The report goes beyond diagnosis. It contains concrete recommendations supporting decision-making and operational capability development in Poland — at the regulatory and industrial level as well.
A holistic view — integration of air, land, sea and space domains. Unmanned platforms are not a separate technology but a part of the broader ecosystem of national capabilities.
The growing role of AI and autonomy in UAV/UGV/USV systems. Analysis of where we are today and what changes within 3–5 years.
The report is not only a forum summary but a stand-alone reference document — used in discussions, strategic papers and public procurement processes.
The preliminary chapter layout mirrors the four-panel structure of the Forum, complemented by introductory and recommendation chapters.
Why this report exists. Methodology. Notes on the authors.
Deployments, industry, multi-domain integration. Lessons from current conflicts.
UAV, UGV, USV as one operational system. Integration of land–sea–air–space.
Counter-UAV systems, critical infrastructure protection, detection and neutralization.
Dual-use, legislation, public services, state capabilities.
Concrete proposals for government, parliament and industry. A roadmap.
The publication is addressed to three audiences: decision-makers who will use it, practitioners who will find tools in it, and authors who can co-create it.
The report is aimed at representatives of the armed forces, public administration, defence and technology industry, as well as the academic and analytical community working on security and emerging technologies.
The report delivers up-to-date, practical conclusions and concrete recommendations that can support decision-making, technology development and operational capability building. It is also a knowledge base on key trends — from AI and autonomy to multi-domain systems integration.
Experts and practitioners: military officers, engineers, technology company representatives, scientists, analysts, as well as representatives of services and public institutions who want to share knowledge, experience and recommendations for the unmanned sector.
Companies interested in presence in the report as sector partners can take a listing in the company directory — a part of the publication showing the industrial landscape around the unmanned sector.
You can submit your interest in a listing through the same form as co-authorship — indicate „Company directory" in the subject field. We will get back to you within a few business days.
We invite experts to contribute, institutions to partner substantively, companies to the directory, and readers to register for the launch. Fill in the form — we will get in touch within a few business days. Submissions are open until mid-May, publication planned by the end of June (preliminary dates).
The submission form will be launched soon.
Until then, please reach out directly — a short description of the proposed contribution or form of cooperation is enough to start the conversation.
*preliminary dates — to be confirmed