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---Cross-Border Thematic Roundtable & Business Matchmaking Session---
The 2026 World UAV Congress’s Sub-Venue at Kuala Lumpur successfully kicked off on June 25. InfoX unveiled its satellite navigation anti-jamming products and solutions at the event, engaging with guests and industry partners across sectors including the low-altitude economy, UAV system integration and industrial chain services.
The congress focused on the development of the low-altitude economy and the industrial applications for UAVs, bringing together industry representatives from various countries and regions. As UAVs find wider adoption in power inspection, surveying and mapping, emergency response, logistics, public safety, and other operational scenarios, low-altitude operations is placing higher demands on the stability, security, and anti-jamming performance of navigation and positioning systems.
During the panel discussion session, InfoX shared insights on the evolving role of satellite navigation anti-jamming antennas in low-altitude applications. Traditionally, antennas were viewed as passive components for signal reception. However, in complex electromagnetic environments, antennas and anti-jamming terminals are increasingly becoming indispensable for stable positioning and safe UAV operations.
---Booth Highlights---
At the booth, InfoX displayed multiple models of anti-jamming antennas and terminal products. The team also held discussions with visiting customers and industry partners on UAV platform integration, applications in complex environments, and low-altitude safety requirements.
The development of the low-altitude economy requires more than simply enabling UAVs to take off. It also requires them to fly steadily, accurately, and safely in complex operating environments. Looking ahead, Beidou Tianxin will continue to focus on the application of satellite navigation anti-jamming and anti-spoofing technologies, providing more stable and reliable positioning security for UAVs, power inspection, surveying and mapping, emergency response, and other low-altitude scenarios.