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Webinar: Military last-mile resupply using UAS technology with geospatial analysis

Published on: 2025-05-20

Posted in: Carmenta Engine, Defense, Unmanned Systems, Webinars

Military last-mile resupply using UAS technology with geospatial analysis

Watch our on-demand webinar about the evolving role of Uncrewed Aerial Vehicles (UAVs) in military logistics.
Presented by Jonas Envall, Senior Product Director UAS at Carmenta.

In February 2025, Jonas Envall delivered a presentation at XPONENTIAL Europe. That talk is now available as an on-demand webinar. Sign up to get instant access.

What you will learn:

The growing importance of UAVs in frontline military resupply, particularly in rapidly changing conditions.
How real-time geospatial analysis enables UAVs to safely navigate these dynamic environments, supporting both human and autonomous decision-making.
How geospatial insights can increase mission predictability and mitigate risks in the critical “last mile” stage, ultimately boosting resupply success rates.

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Read our Whitepaper on Resupply with UAVs

Real-time geospatial analysis for UAVs can be used to cope with dynamic challenges, enhancing situational awareness on the battlefield and supporting both human and autonomous decision-making.

Resupply with UAVs Whitepaper

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