
Luo Zhengfang, founder of Lingxiao Aerospace, will sign a memorandum of cooperation on behalf of the company with the CEO of the U.S. region of UFORCE, a defense technology company, focusing on AI and smart mesh communication technology
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The 2026 Taiwan Marine Technology and Unmanned Vehicle Exhibition will be held at the Greater Tainan Convention and Exhibition Center. Lingxiao Aerospace takes AI as the core of technology development, focusing on advanced group flight and AI-empowered unmanned vehicles, and deploys overseas with the advantages of Taiwan's technology ecosystem and supply chain.
[Reporter Wang Shuxiu/Tainan Report] The 2026 Taiwan Marine Technology and Unmanned Vehicle Exhibition will be held at the Greater Tainan Convention and Exhibition Center for three consecutive days starting today. Lingxiao Aerospace, which uses AI as the core of technology development, announced that it will be represented by Dr. Luo Zhengfang, who is known as the "Captain of the National Drone Team", and Sean Plankey, CEO of the defense technology company UFORCE America, will sign a memorandum of cooperation (MOU).
Lingxiao Aerospace was founded by Luo Zhengfang and Jason Wu, the former vice president of Taiwan business of Amazon Web Services (AWS). Taking "AI × Intelligent Mesh Communication × Cross-Platform Unmanned Vehicles" as the core of product and technology development, it focuses on advanced group flight and AI-empowered unmanned vehicles, and leverages Taiwan's unique global technology ecosystem and supply chain advantages to expand overseas and create competitive advantages. UFORCE, a global defense technology company originating from Ukraine, focuses on autonomous systems, software integration and command and control, and is committed to rapid innovation, adaptable solutions, and resilient supply chain partnerships.
Luo Zhengfang emphasized that Lingxiao Aerospace is not a company that simply manufactures drones, but a high-tech AI enterprise that takes AI as the core of technological development, integrates advanced intelligent mesh communications and intelligent independent judgment and decision-making, and cross-platform unmanned vehicles as its development focus, and leverages the advantages of Taiwan's technology industry to connect the global market. Recently, it has completed the signing of an international strategic MOU with two major U.S. technology leaders, including Rajant, a pioneer in resilient communications for drones and autonomous systems, and distributed edge intelligence technology, and SiMa.ai, a leader in the field of physical artificial intelligence (Physical AI).
Luo Zhengfang said that in order to demonstrate the brand strategic blueprint and determination to deepen the supply chain, an MOU will be signed with UFORCE during the exhibition (11/4); Lingxiao Aerospace combines diverse talents in AI, data, communications, unmanned vehicle R&D and rapid mass production, and is good at leveraging the strong supply chain and manufacturing capacity of Taiwan's semiconductor technology and technology industry to work with international strategic partners to create a unique global competitive advantage.
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Lingxiao Aerospace will sign an MOU with UFORCE during the exhibition on November 4 and further deepen international strategic cooperation with Rajant and SiMa.ai.
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