DroneShow 2026 Program
June 16th to 18th, 2026 | São Paulo (SP) – Brazil
Register in advance with a super discount
Activities:
1 Course – From BRL 700.00 for BRL 490.00
1 Seminar – From BRL 700.00 for BRL 490.00
Forum: Brazilian Space Program – From BRL 1,000.00 for BRL 700.00
Forum: Geointelligence in Security and Defense – From BRL 1,000.00 for BRL 700.00
Forum: eVTOL and Advanced Air Mobility – From BRL 2,000.00 for BRL 1,400.00
Offer valid until March 31st, 2026.
It is not necessary to purchase a ticket to the exhibition if you register for any activity.
In this case, your entry will be free for the 3 days of the exhibition.
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Course: Automation and AI in ArcGIS
June 16th – 9h to 13h (UTC-3)
This course will explore advanced techniques for optimizing workflows in ArcGIS Pro by combining automation and artificial intelligence.
This activity will be presented only in Portuguese.
Course: Regulations for drone operation
June 16th – 9h to 13h (UTC-3)
The course presents an overview of Brazilian regulations for professional drones according to ANATEL, ANAC, DECEA, MD and MAPA.
This activity will be presented only in Portuguese.
Course: Georeferencing of Rural Properties
June 16th – 9h to 13h (UTC-3)
This course will cover topics related to the legal status of real estate, Georeferencing and Certification of Rural Properties, 195 CNJ Provision, Urban Georeferencing, and Regularization.
This activity will be presented only in Portuguese.
Course: Advanced Air Mobility (AAM)
June 16th – 9h to 13h (UTC-3)
This course aims to introduce the concepts, challenges, and opportunities of Advanced Air Mobility, preparing participants for this new connectivity scenario.
This activity will be presented only in Portuguese.
Course: Processing Images obtained by Drones
June 16th – 9h to 13h (UTC-3)
The course presents methods for digitally processing images obtained by drones for mapping for various applications. Instructor: George Longhitano. Director of G drones.
This activity will be presented only in Portuguese.
Forum: Space Ecosystem and Sustainability – Bridges to the Future
June 16th – 9h30 to 18h (UTC-3)
The Forum: Space Ecosystem and Sustainability – Bridges to the Future aims to consolidate the Brazilian Space Program as a strategic vector for national development and a driving force of Brazil’s new economy. By bringing together government, industry, academia, investors, and society, the event promotes discussions on regulation, innovation, emerging markets, financing, and space applications capable of boosting Brazil’s competitiveness and technological sovereignty. By integrating these agendas in a systemic manner, the Forum reaffirms the role of the space sector as critical infrastructure for the country’s future—strengthening public policies, stimulating new business opportunities, and enabling solutions with global impact.
This forum will have simultaneous translation into Portuguese and English.
Official Opening: 9h30 – 9h45
Marco Antonio Chamon – President of the Brazilian Space Agency (AEB)
Panel 1: 9h45 – 11h00 – Space Law: Security, Sustainability, and Global Cooperation
To discuss the main legal, regulatory, and policy challenges and solutions related to the sustainability of space activities, addressing topics such as debris mitigation, international governance, responsible use of orbit and spectrum, licensing and compliance, as well as the role of governments, agencies, and the private sector in building a safe, sustainable, and competitive space environment. The panel also aims to discuss how the Brazilian Space Program can align with global best practices and strengthen its international engagement in a robust and responsible manner.
Participants:
Moderator: Ian Grosner – Attorney (AEB)
• Keynote Speaker: Balázs Bartóki-Gonczy – Vice-Dean for Academic Affairs (University of Public Service – Budapest)
• Speaker: Vinicius Aloia* – Head of Legal, Regulatory Affairs and Space Policy (Astroscale)
• Speaker: Vinicius Oliveira Caram Guimarães* – Superintendent of Grants and Resources for Service Provision (Anatel)
Panel 2: 11h00 – 12h15 – Launch Commercialization: Opportunities and Challenges for Sustainable Development
Following the first commercial space launch conducted from Brazilian territory (December 2025), a favorable scenario emerges for the expansion of this activity in the country. This panel brings together ALADA and representatives from industry to discuss how the Brazilian government can foster space launch operations while incorporating principles of environmental, social, and economic sustainability.
Participants:
Moderator: Cristiano Queiroz Vilanova – Coordinator of Licensing, Standards, and Commercialization (AEB)
• Erivando Pereira Souza* – Vice President (ALADA)
• Arthur Durigan Badurh – Business Coordinator (INNOSPACE)
• Pam Underwood* – Deputy Director of Spaceport Integration & Services (NASA – Kennedy Space Center)
12h15 – 13h40 – Break
Panel 3: 13h40– 15h – Technology Parks: Building New Frontiers of Innovation in Brazil
To discuss the strategic role of technology parks in decentralizing and strengthening the Brazilian space ecosystem by promoting innovation, technology transfer, and integration among companies, academia, government, and society. The panel will present success stories and collaboration models that drive regional space projects, highlighting business structures and financing mechanisms that enhance national competitiveness, stimulate the creation of new ventures, and contribute to the country’s sustainable development.
Participants:
Moderator: Erik Busnello Imbuzeiro – Assistant in Strategic Studies and New Business Coordination (AEB)
• Johney Nazario Luciani* (Itaipu Parquetec)
• Marcelo Nunes – Vice President of Business (São José dos Campos Technology Park)
• Luiz Fernando Taboada (CIMATEC)
• Fabiano Dell’ Agnolo* – Executive Director (Ágora Tech Park)
Panel 4: 15h00 – 16h20 – Space Innovation and Financing: Strategic Alliances for a Sustainable Transition
The integration of space and climate positions the space sector as a pillar of the green economy and a catalyst for strategic partnerships with environmental impact.
This panel aims to discuss how space technologies and data can support decarbonization, conservation, and climate adaptation projects, and how new financing mechanisms—public, private, and hybrid—can accelerate the sustainable transition in Brazil.
Participants:
Moderator: Leila Maria Garcia Fonseca – Coordinator of Strategic Studies and New Business (AEB)
• Bruno Ferreira Porto – Researcher at ISI Structural Engineering – Aerospace and Defense Specialist (SENAI)
• Heitor Filpi – Co-founder and CEO (Bioflore)
• José Pinho Leite Gordon* – Director (BNDES)
• Túlio Henrique de Oliveira Silva – Innovation Analyst, Market Relations Department (Embrapii)
16h20 – 16h40 – Break
Panel 5: 16h40 – 18h – New Frontiers for Space Technologies
To discuss perspectives and pathways for the development of advanced space technologies in Brazil, exploring evolving systems, high-complexity projects, and new application areas that expand the reach of the national space sector. The panel seeks to analyze challenges and opportunities for the future of the industry and the Brazilian Space Program, and to highlight how these new technological frontiers can strengthen the country’s competitiveness and its integration into international space initiatives.
Participants:
Moderator: Paolo Gessini – Director of Strategic Intelligence and New Business (AEB)
• Rafael Mordente – CEO (Concert Space)
• João Paulo Campos – CEO (Visiona)
• Júlio Shidara – President (AIAB)
• Adriano Macedo Ramos – Director (MDIC)
*to be confirmed
This forum will have simultaneous translation into Portuguese and English.
Seminar: Challenges and Opportunities with the New Drone Regulation
June 16th – 14h to 18h (UTC-3)
The objective of this seminar is to present the regulatory changes, analyze scenarios, and their impacts on operations using drones for professional use. The steps for project approval and drone certification will also be covered.
This activity will be presented only in Portuguese.
Seminar: Georeferencing of Rural Properties
June 16th – 14h to 18h (UTC-3)
This seminar aims to share experiences among georeferencing professionals, promote updates and training on technologies, methodologies, and standards, discuss technical, legal, and financial challenges, present innovations, and strengthen the sector through collaboration and ensuring regulatory compliance.
This activity will be presented only in Portuguese.
Seminar: Urban Air Mobility
June 16th – 14h to 18h (UTC-3)
The airspace above large urban centers is becoming increasingly congested. In addition to airplanes and helicopters, drones are now part of the landscape. And soon, it will be the turn of electric vertical takeoff and landing aircraft (eVTOL), which are expected to begin commercial operations in Brazil in 2027. This seminar will address the impacts of air mobility on cities, with discussions on mobility plans, regulations, airspace organization, ground infrastructure (vertiports and airports), and integration with other modes of transportation.
Preliminary Program
14h – 14h30 – Urban Air Mobility: An Increasingly Close Reality
The opening panel provides an overview of the advances in urban air mobility worldwide and in Brazil, and points out the main challenges for integrating this new mode of transport into city design.
• Alexandre Bürgel – Moderator
14h30 – 15h – Air Mobility in the Municipal Urban Mobility Plan: The Case of Jacareí
Jacareí, in the interior of São Paulo, was the first Brazilian city to launch an air mobility plan within its Municipal Mobility Plan. The panel will show how the process unfolded and how the plan can serve as an example for other municipalities.
• Edson Guedes – Secretary of Mobility of Jacareí
15h – 15h30 – Vertiports: The New Infrastructure for Urban Air Mobility
After airports and heliports, it’s the turn of vertiports. This panel aims to present how this new infrastructure differs from existing ones and what steps are necessary to implement it harmoniously in cities.
• Pedro Longuini – Director – Elyx Vertiportos
15h30 – 16h – Break
16h – 16h30 – The issue of noise from air travel in cities
eVTOLs promise to be a quieter mode of transportation than airplanes and helicopters. The purpose of the panel is to discuss completed and ongoing studies and the noise impacts of these aircraft on cities.
• Renata Cavion – Researcher & Profesor – UFSC
16h30 – 17h – National organization dedicated to advancing Urban Air Mobility
Brazil is developing a National Advanced Air Mobility (AAM) Policy to establish regulatory and institutional frameworks for this market. The panel aims to highlight the progress of this joint effort between the government and the private sector.
• Representative of Brazilian Civil Aviation Department
17h – 18h – Debate: How São Paulo is preparing for commercial eVTOL flights
São Paulo is expected to be the main eVTOL market in the world in the coming years. To achieve this, it needs to be ready for when commercial operations begin. This debate brings together experts and public authorities to put into perspective what has already been done and what needs to be done for the implementation of this new mode of transport in the city of São Paulo.
• André Cavallini Alvarenga – Project Manager – SP Negócios
• Representative of Eve Air Mobility
• Representative of DECEA
• Representative of Council of Architecture and Urban Planning (CAU/SP)
This activity will only be presented in Portuguese.
Moderator: Alexandre Bürgel – Director – Innova ![]()
Partner at Innova, engineer by with expertise in Project Management and Process Mapping. He works in various sectors and roles, including as a speaker, communicator and elected Councilor at the City Hall of São Paulo. Through his work at Innova, he helps companies become more efficient, competitive and humanized, contributing to the construction of a more prosperous and inclusive future.
Seminar: GIS and Artificial Intelligence
June 16th – 14h to 18h (UTC-3)
The seminar will feature presentations on increasingly innovative GIS applications. Traditional Geoprocessing technologies will be covered, as well as topics related to Artificial Intelligence, GEOBIM, and Augmented Reality.
This activity will be presented only in Portuguese.
Course: Lidar for Reality Capture
June 17th – 9h to 13h (UTC-3)
This course will address the concept and use of Aerial, Terrestrial and Mobile Lidar in topographic survey activities, as-built installations and reality capture, in general, to support projects.
This activity will be presented only in Portuguese.
Course: Drones in Agriculture and Forestry
June 17th – 9h to 13h (UTC-3)
The course presents applications of drones in agriculture and forestry, in data generation. The uses in mapping and identifying problems in crops, as well as in aerial applications and spraying by drones, will be covered.
This activity will be presented only in Portuguese.
Course: Technical Catastre and Urban Geo 3D
June 17th – 9h to 13h (UTC-3)
The course covers concepts of Technical Registration, applicable legislation, Cartographic Survey Methodologies (Drone x Conventional), available technologies, Municipal Cadastral Reference Network and Sinter – National territorial information management system.
This activity will be presented only in Portuguese.
Forum: eVTOL and Advanced Air Mobility
June 17th and 18th – 9h30 to 18h (UTC-3)
The eVTOL and Advanced Air Mobility Forum is the leading AAM industry event in Latin America. Entering its fourth edition in 2026, the event will bring together speakers from Brazil and other countries to discuss the main topics guiding the implementation of this ecosystem worldwide. With each edition, more data and insights are shared with a qualified and engaged audience.
The mission of the eVTOL Forum is to foster Advanced Air Mobility in the region, bringing the best practices and solutions for the sector to take off. The event, for example, was one of the factors that led the São Paulo City Hall to create a working group to discuss the best way to add electric vertical take-off and landing aircraft (eVTOLs) to the city’s landscape.
In 2026, the eVTOL Forum will focus on five main areas: regulation, aircraft, infrastructure, operation, and airspace.
This forum will have simultaneous translation into Portuguese and English.
Preliminary Program:
June 17th – 9h30 – 18h (UTC-3)
9h – 10h – A Viable Model for Advanced Air Mobility
The opening panel provides an overview of the advanced air mobility market worldwide and points out how the entire ecosystem is building a scalable and financially viable model for the commercial operation of eVTOLs.
10h – 11h – From Helicopter to eVTOL: Transition and Complementarity of Operations
eVTOLs will be another mode of transport in urban environments, sharing airspace with helicopters, airplanes, and drones. This panel will explore how air taxi companies, currently operating helicopters, will introduce electric vertical take-off and landing aircraft into their businesses.
11h – 12h – Social Acceptance as a Fundamental Basis for the Future of Air Mobility
Trust is an important aspect for society to understand and accept another type of aircraft flying overhead. In this panel, experts will discuss the best ways to present the technology to society, emphasizing the pillars of safety and inclusion.
12h – 13h40 – Break
13h40 – 14h40 – From concept to flight: Eve Air Mobility’s trajectory towards commercial operation
Eve Air Mobility is the company with the largest backlog of eVTOL purchase intentions in the world and remains firm in the certification process. At the same time, it presents the market with solutions that go beyond the aircraft and comprise the entire urban air mobility ecosystem.
14h40 – 15h40 – Logistics market and transportation optimization with eVTOLs
The operation of eVTOLs is not limited to passenger transport and has interesting prospects for use in the cargo transport market. In this panel, experts will show the opportunities and advantages for logistics operators to add eVTOLs to their businesses.
15h40 – 16h – Break
16h – 17h – The long and important path of eVTOL certification
Faced with a disruptive technology, the eVTOL certification process has been the biggest point of attention for the advanced air mobility industry. Experts from manufacturers will present in this panel how they are going through the process that is fundamental to maintaining the high safety standards of aviation and offering the market reliable and efficient aircraft.
17h – 18h – Vertiports at airports: the first step in infrastructure for eVTOLs
This panel will update the progress and initial results of the National Civil Aviation Agency (ANAC) regulatory sandbox for vertiports. Started in 2025, this approach gives the market the leading role in developing the foundations that will regulate the infrastructure for eVTOLs in Brazil.
June 18th – 9h30 – 18h (UTC-3)
9h – 10h – Advanced Air Mobility within the ICAO Framework
The topic of advanced air mobility has been on the agenda at the International Civil Aviation Organization (ICAO) with working groups seeking to harmonize regulations worldwide for the integration of eVTOLs into traditional aviation. In this panel, an ICAO expert will provide an update on the discussions within the organization.
10h – 11h – Airline Networks Extend into Cities
This panel will show how airlines see eVTOLs as an opportunity to extend their route networks into cities, offering transportation from strategic points in large cities to airports and from airports to tourist destinations.
11:00 – 12h – The Evolution of Urban Air Mobility in Latin America
Brazil leads the process of implementing urban air mobility in Latin America, but other countries are also preparing to receive eVTOLs. In this panel, representatives from aeronautical authorities in the region will update on the fundamental regulatory processes for the implementation of the ecosystem.
12h – 13h40 – Break
13h – 14h40 – Challenges and Advances in AAM Regulation in Brazil
In this panel, the National Civil Aviation Agency (ANAC) will provide an update on the development of regulations impacting advanced air mobility in Brazil, with topics related to aircraft certification, vertiport development, and pilot licensing and human resources training.
14h40 – 15h40 – Vertiport Operations in Practice
Vertiports are a crucial point for the functioning of urban air mobility. In this panel, experts will show how recent experiences, in practice and in an experimental environment, will help shape vertiports in the future.
15h40 – 16h – Break
16h – 17h – Organizing Urban Airspace with the Arrival of eVTOLs
In this panel, the Department of Airspace Control (DECEA) will provide an update on the implementation of the National UAM Operational Concept (BR-UAM) plan and will show how it is working towards the harmonious integration of eVTOLs into the airspace of Brazilian cities.
17h – 18h – Battery Development and Charging Infrastructure
Batteries are crucial for the implementation of urban air mobility and the business viability for operators. In this panel, experts will show the evolution in battery development and how adequate infrastructure will be crucial for the operation of eVTOLs in urban centers.
This forum will have simultaneous translation into Portuguese and English.
Moderator: Gustavo Ribeiro ![]()
Journalist and master in Communication Sciences from Fernando Pessoa University (Portugal). He is the founder and editor of Voo Limpo, He researches and writes about aviation, air mobility and infrastructure for websites, magazines and newspapers. He colaborates with MundoGEO in content production and organizang eVTOL Forum.
Seminar: Drones in Agriculture and Forestry
June 17th – 14h to 18h (UTC-3)
This seminar will feature lectures and debates by experts on the use of drones for mapping, management, crop estimates, handling, spraying, and identifying faults and diseases with the aim of improving productivity in the field and preserving the environment.
This activity will be presented only in Portuguese.
Seminar: Geographic Intelligence in Municipalities
June 17th – 14h to 18h (UTC-3)
This seminar highlights the importance of geographic intelligence for municipal management, demonstrating how cadastre and mapping support both urban and rural areas. The benefits of geoinformation for increasing revenue will be presented.
This activity will be presented only in Portuguese.
Seminar: Satellite Applications in Earth Observation and Connectivity Systems
June 17th – 14h to 18h (UTC-3)
This seminar will cover applications of Earth Observation, such as Environmental Monitoring, Natural Resource Management, Urban Planning, Mapping and Disaster Monitoring, as well as Connectivity solutions for Communications, Navigation, Positioning, Monitoring and Telemetry.
This activity will be presented only in Portuguese.
Course: Aerial Surveys with Drones
June 18th – 9h to 13h (UTC-3)
The course will present the fundamentals of aerial photogrammetry with drones, highlighting the different methodologies applied according to the type of relief (urban, rural and corridor).
This activity will be presented only in Portuguese.
Course: Inspections with Drones and Artificial Intelligence
June 18th – 9h to 13h (UTC-3)
This course presents market trends, legislation, technologies, and practical case studies in sectors such as energy, civil construction, oil and gas, and agribusiness.
This activity will be presented only in Portuguese.
Course: Geographic Information and Artificial Intelligence
June 18th – 9h to 13h (UTC-3)
This course is aimed at obtaining knowledge of artificial intelligence, machine learning, deep learning and computer vision applied to geotechnologies, through the Python programming language.
This activity will be presented only in Portuguese.
GeoBIM: Convergence between GIS and BIM
June 18th – 9h to 13h (UTC-3)
This course will address the convergence between GIS (Geographic Information Systems) and BIM (Building Information Modeling) to transform strategic decision-making.
This activity will be presented only in Portuguese.
Forum: Geointelligence in Security and Defense
June 18th – 9h30 to 18h (UTC-3)
This forum will discuss operations with different aircraft, the use of emerging technologies such as AI and machine learning, and onboard sensors applied to public and private security. It will also cover applications in civil and military defense, including border surveillance and natural disaster response.
This activity will be presented only in Portuguese.
Seminar: Drones and Robots for Inspections and Logistics
June 18th – 14h to 18h (UTC-3)
This seminar will present applications of drones and mobile robotics in logistics and inspections in different environments, highlighting benefits such as increased efficiency, cost reduction, and improved safety.
This activity will be presented only in Portuguese.
Seminar: Aerial Surveys with Drones
June 18th – 14h to 18h (UTC-3)
This seminar aims to connect entrepreneurs, geoinformation users, and regulatory agencies, highlighting the updated regulations for aerial surveys using sensors on aircraft and drones. It will also present new technologies and industry trends, in addition to fostering networking and business opportunities.
This activity will be presented only in Portuguese.
Activities:
1 Course – From BRL 700.00 for BRL 490.00
1 Seminar – From BRL 700.00 for BRL 490.00
Forum: Brazilian Space Program – From BRL 1,000.00 for BRL 700.00
Forum: Geointelligence in Security and Defense – From BRL 1,000.00 for BRL 700.00
Forum: eVTOL and Advanced Air Mobility – From BRL 2,000.00 for BRL 1,400.00
Offer valid until March 31st, 2026.
It is not necessary to purchase a ticket to the exhibition if you register for any activity.
In this case, your entry will be free for the 3 days of the exhibition.
Changes in the program: speakers and topics for this event are confirmed during the project structuring phase. However, substitutions, alterations or cancellations of speakers and themes may occur, due to acts of God and/or force majeure. In this way, MundoGEO reserves the right to change the event program, which will be published on the schedule page on the website.


