2025 杜拜航展專訪：通用原子、鈞天航宇、Welion 勾勒航空航天新藍圖

在 2025 年杜拜航展現場，我們以鏡頭記錄並採訪了三家技術領域截然不同的企業。儘管專長各異，但他們共同的使命是 —— 將自家技術與解決方案帶上國際舞台，面對全球市場的挑戰與機遇。

一、通用原子（General Atomics）── 智慧化無人作戰系統的國際標竿

於展會中，通用原子展示其成熟的無人機與武器整合能力：

• 展出包含精準制導武器模組與 ISR／打擊任務整合的 UAV 系統。

• 公司代表在現場談到 AI 驅動的自主航控、任務管理與 swarm（群組協同作戰）能力。

• 在中東與國際防務市場對無人戰術系統需求急遽成長的背景下，GA 的完整作戰系統展示，凸顯其作為全球防務供應鏈重要一環的地位。

二、鈞天航宇── 以商業衛星打造中國航天新機遇

透過現場訪談與影片，我們得知钧天航宇是一家專注低軌商業衛星（commercial LEO satellite）研發與製造的中國企業。根據其自我介紹與展會互動，關鍵重點包括：

• 公司創立於 2021 年，目標透過「整體設計 + 模組化 + 標準化」方案，大幅降低衛星建造與運營成本，使商業衛星平民化。

• 展出內容不只是技術藍圖，更包括衛星模型、系統模組與對應地面支援方案，展現其從設計、製造到運營的一體化能力。

• 他們也強調，希望透過參展杜拜航展，吸引中東、非洲與全球潛在客戶與合作夥伴，拓展其在全球商業衛星市場的佈局。

三、Welion── 固態電池為航空電動化鋪路

第三家公司 Welion 帶來其固態電池解決方案，在展會中展示其針對航空／航太應用的電池技術潛力。主要亮點包括：

• 高能量密度、熱穩定性高且安全性佳的固態電池，是未來 eVTOL、無人機與電動航空器關鍵能源供應方案。

• 他們的展示不僅僅是電池單體，還包含電池模組、系統整合建議，以及對於高溫、長航時與安全需求的技術說明。

• Welion 表示其目標市場涵蓋歐洲、中東、東南亞與全球潛在 eVTOL／UAV 客戶，力圖成為航空電動化供應鏈的重要角色。

航展側寫：從無人作戰系統、商業衛星到電池能源 —— 航空航天正多維轉型

透過這三家企業的展示與訪談可見，2025 年杜拜航展不再只是飛機與戰機的舞台，而是一場涵蓋更廣泛航太價值鏈的科技展覽——

1. 智慧化、無人化戰術系統：以 UAV / 武器整合為核心，滿足全球防務市場需求。

2. 航天商業化與太空產業：商業衛星進入全球市場，是衛星通訊、地球觀測與太空應用的新機會。

3. 航空能源革新：固態電池與電動／混合動力系統將推動航空電動化浪潮。

對未來而言，航空航天產業正朝著「無人化、智能化、電動化、商業化」多重方向加速轉變，而這三家公司正是這股潮流中的前鋒。

At the 2025 Dubai Airshow, we captured video interviews and footage from three companies operating in very different segments of the aerospace and defense industry. Despite their distinct specialties, they share a single goal: to bring their core technologies and solutions onto the global stage. From smart unmanned combat systems to commercial satellites and solid-state batteries, these companies sketch a broad vision for the next generation of aerospace.

1. General Atomics — Global Benchmark in Intelligent Unmanned Combat Systems

At the exhibition, General Atomics showcased its mature UAVs and weapon integration capabilities:

• Their booth featured UAV platforms equipped with precision-guided munitions modules and integrated ISR/strike payloads.

• Company representatives spoke on-site about AI-driven autonomous flight control, mission management, and swarm coordination capabilities.

• Given the fast-growing demand for unmanned tactical systems in the Middle East and global defense markets, GA’s comprehensive combat system demonstration reaffirmed its role as a key supplier in the global defense supply chain.

2. 鈞天航宇 — Commercial Satellite Innovation from China Aiming for Global Reach

According to the interviews and footage, Juntian Aerospace is a Chinese company focusing on the development and manufacturing of low-Earth-orbit (LEO) commercial satellites. Key takeaways from their presentation:

• Founded in 2021, the company aims to drastically reduce satellite manufacturing and operation costs through “integrated design + modularization + standardization.”

• Their exhibition content included satellite models, system modules, and associated ground-support solutions — demonstrating an end-to-end capability from design and manufacturing to operation.

• They emphasized that by exhibiting at Dubai Airshow, they hope to attract potential customers and partners from the Middle East, Africa, and global markets, expanding their presence in the global commercial satellite sector.

3. Welion — Solid-State Battery Technology Paving the Way for Electric Aviation

The third company, Welion, introduced its solid-state battery solution at the show, presenting its potential for aerospace applications. Highlights include:

• Their high-energy-density, thermally stable, and safety-optimized solid-state batteries — likely to become a core energy solution for future eVTOLs, UAVs and electric / hybrid aircraft.

• The exhibition included not just battery cells, but module designs, system integration proposals, and technical briefings addressing high-temperature endurance, long-endurance flight, and stringent safety demands.

• Welion declared ambitions to serve European, Middle East, Southeast Asia and global eVTOL / UAV customers — positioning themselves as a key supplier in the emerging electric-aviation supply chain.

Airshow Takeaway: From Unmanned Combat, to Space, to Energy — Aerospace Is Undergoing Multi-Dimensional Transformation

The presence and displays of these three companies show that the 2025 Dubai Airshow is no longer solely a venue for aircraft and fighter jets. Rather, it has evolved into a comprehensive technology exhibition covering broader value chains within aerospace:

1. Intelligent, unmanned combat systems — UAV and weapon integration responding to rising global defense demand.

2. Commercial space and satellite industry — commercial satellites entering global markets; new opportunities in satellite communications, earth observation and space applications.

3. Aviation energy innovation — solid-state batteries and electric / hybrid propulsion systems paving the way for electric aviation.

Looking forward, the aerospace industry appears set to accelerate toward “unmanned, intelligent, electrified, and commercialized” directions — and these three companies are among the leading forces shaping that transformation.