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The future of remote warfare: DSK 2025 showcases S. Korean military drone technology

아시아 최대 드론전시회 'DSK 2025' 개막… 차세대 먹거리 韓드론 산업 현황 Korea's southern port city of Busan is hosting an annual drone show that marks its tenth birthday this year with much emphasis on drones for defense. Our business correspondent Moon Hye-ryeon was there. When you think of a drone, what image comes to mind? For many, it’s a small, four-propeller device hovering in the air. But what truly defines a drone is not its shape or size—it’s the fact that it operates without a pilot on board. This makes drones invaluable across various sectors — a point underscored at Drone Show Korea 2025, Asia’s largest drone exhibition. Marking its tenth anniversary this year, the event placed a strong emphasis on the growing role of drones in defense and security, as these unmanned systems become increasingly central to modern warfare. The wars in Ukraine and Gaza have underscored the growing importance of drones in modern warfare, and South Korea is also ramping up its use of drone technology within its military. The Republic of Korea Army showcased surveillance drones designed for reconnaissance missions, while the Republic of Korea Navy unveiled unmanned underwater vehicles capable of navigating restricted and high-risk areas. The Air Force showed its vision for unmanned systems integrated with artificial intelligence, where drones can reduce casualties and address manpower shortages with the country’s declining birth rate. “This manned and unmanned combat aircraft system enhances pilot survivability, maximizes operational efficiency, and enables a single aircraft to carry out the missions of six or seven units. As a result, it is considered a game-changer in future warfare. Recognizing its strategic importance, South Korea is investing significant effort and resources into its development.” South Korean drones are also gaining popularity around the world — such as in Southeast Asia, as they search for alternatives to cheap Chinese drones with security issues becoming more prominent. This company not only develops surveillance and attack drones for the Korean army but also exports smaller drones to the Philippines where they’re used to make the streets safer. Delivery drones that are capable of lifting heavy equipment to high altitudes are also popular overseas, with this company supplying them to film sets in Hollywood and to the Jordanian Armed Forces. “The face of future warfare is beginning to change as drones become increasingly more autonomous and able to carry out a variety of functions. Moon Hye-ryeon, Arirang News.” #DSK_2025 #Drone_Show_Korea_2025 #Drone #Technology #Military #Civilian #Security #Delivery #드론 #산업 #기술 #전시회 #드론산업 #드론기술 #Arirang_News #아리랑뉴스 📣 Facebook :   / arirangtvnews   📣 Twitter :   / arirangtvnews   📣 Homepage : https://v2.arirang.com/ 2025-02-27, 17:00 (KST)