Future of security: drones and AI in the focus of the conference in Wiesbaden

Future of security: drones and AI in the focus of the conference in Wiesbaden

Wiesbaden, Deutschland - On July 16, 2025, the international security conference "Landeuro" took place in the Rhein-Main congress center in Wiesbaden, which was organized under the motto "Transforming with Allies for the Future Fight". The reservist comradeship Frankfurt am Main was part of the party and was able to actively contribute in the middle of more than 2,000 participants from around 80 nations. The attendees included not only military people, but also political representatives and industrial representatives

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This conference was an important framework in order to exchange ideas about current security policy challenges, in particular through the experiences that were gained in the current Ukraine conflict. The topics of transformation and interoperability of the armed forces caught the eye. Specialist lectures and discussions made it possible to address the quick adaptability of modern military. A highlight was the focus of digital warfare and the increasing drone production in Ukraine, as reported.

drones and digital warfare in focus

In recent years, Ukraine has shown how crucial drone technology can be for success in modern conflicts. According to a study by the Royal United Services Institute, Ukrainian tactical drones are responsible for about two thirds of the Russian losses. These drones are twice as efficient as all other weapon systems. Ukraine uses both commercial and specially developed drones that are equipped with artificial intelligence (AI).

The AI enables the armed forces to analyze data amounts in real time, identify patterns and make military decisions faster. By using these technologies, the efficiency of the troops can be increased immensely and the response times can be shortened.

challenges for western armed forces

However, western military structures face a number of challenges, both when using drone technology and the integration of AI systems. Many of these structures are not designed for quick implementation of new technologies and are affected by the dependence on data transmissions that are susceptible to electronic information.

General Zaluzhnyi emphasizes how important it is for Western armed forces to learn from Ukraine. An adaptation of the military doctrine of digital requirements and close cooperation with industry are of central importance. This is the only way to combine the technology, data and human decision -making and prepare for the challenges of modern warfare.

After all, the Delta battle management system offers the commanders a user -friendly interface in order to meet this challenge. It integrates real -time data from drones, satellites and human enlighteners, which enables precise coordination of troop movements. It is clear that the latest developments in the field of digital warfare not only offer opportunities, but also require a certain rethink within the western armed forces.

The event was rounded off by exchanging the comrades with representatives of the state command Hessen and the RK Frankenstein. Special thanks go to LTC John Thruelsen from the U.S. Army for his commitment and the attention he paid to the event. The conference once again underlined how important international cooperation is for the security of the future.