ECUAS develops its activity through technical, continuous and coordinated action, aimed at accompanying the growth of the UAS ecosystem in Spain.
We work by connecting the players in the sector, facilitating their dialogue and generating knowledge that drives their evolution.
INSTITUTIONAL DIALOGUE
We facilitate dialogue between the sector and public administrations, regulators and national and international bodies.
REGULATORY MONITORING
We carry out continuous monitoring of the national and European regulatory framework to anticipate changes and communicate their impact to the sector.
REPORTS AND POSITIONING
We prepare studies, reports and positioning documents that contribute to defining the development of the drone sector.
WORKING GROUPS
We participate in technical forums and working groups where the key challenges of the UAS ecosystem are addressed.
COLLABORATION
We collaborate with national and international entities to strengthen the sector's positioning.
WORKING GROUPS
We participate in technical forums and working groups where the key challenges of the UAS ecosystem are addressed.
COLLABORATION
We collaborate with national and international entities to strengthen the sector's positioning.
We promote initiatives that reinforce competitiveness, innovation and the real application of technology.
ECUAS’s activity is carried out continuously and in a coordinated manner, adapting to technological, regulatory and market evolution.
ECUAS is the Spanish association of UAS, a national association that was born to meet a need that the sector has had for some time: to have in Spain a specific, professional, specialised representation with a European outlook for unmanned aerial systems.
The association is made up of manufacturers, drone (UAS) operators and flight test centres. That is, the players that make it possible for this technology to advance from design, operation, validation and real market development.
Our strength lies precisely in this composition. ECUAS brings together companies and entities with technical, industrial and operational capacity to defend common interests, facilitate dialogue with administrations and authorities, and contribute to the regulatory, technological and commercial development of the sector.
Its objective is to facilitate an environment in which the sector can grow in a structured, safe and competitive manner.