MAD COMPONENTS has officially confirmed its return to Commercial UAV Expo 2026 in Las Vegas, marking the propulsion manufacturer’s third consecutive appearance at North America’s premier commercial drone event.
The upcoming participation builds on the growth of the company’s U.S. subsidiary, MAD Components Inc, which was established in May 2025. To support North American clients with shorter lead times, localized after-sales support, and faster inventory delivery, the company launched a dedicated fulfillment center in Las Vegas in September 2025.
At the 2025 exposition, held from September 2 to 4, the company presented its full lineup of industrial unmanned aerial vehicle (UAV) power systems to global system integrators, drone manufacturers, and commercial operators. Key hardware highlighted included the XP6, XP6S, XP8, XP8S, XP10, XP12, XH14, and XH16 drone arm sets, featuring an IPX6 waterproof rating. Engineered around the heavy-duty XP Series propulsion architecture, these integrated assemblies target agricultural spraying and crop-dusting operations requiring durability under harsh field conditions.
Alongside the arm sets, the company exhibited composite carbon fiber propellers—including the Fluxer Pro, CB2 Pro, AeroFold X, AeroFix X, Voyager, HAVOC, TIPUP, and SPIRO AW series—in sizes ranging from 8 inches to 78 inches. These components cover FPV, survey, agricultural, and heavy-lift UAV platforms. The showcase also featured industrial smart ESC units from the AMPX, FOC AMPX, and Sinesic HV series, paired with advanced drone batteries to construct high-voltage multirotor power packages.
During the event, representatives engaged with industry professionals from 50 countries and established preliminary cooperation agreements with over 20 prospective partners, with many visitors focusing on integrated motor, propeller, and ESC packages for custom commercial projects.
“The Commercial UAV Expo exceeded all our targets,” stated Julia, CEO of MAD Components Inc. “Discussions with UAV engineers and procurement specialists helped us better understand market requirements for heavy-lift, all-weather propulsion systems. Our Las Vegas warehouse removes long transit delays for North American clients. Whether operators need robust FPV motors, agricultural drone power systems, or propulsion for construction survey and cargo delivery UAVs, we can provide local stock and timely technical support.”
For the 2026 exhibition in Las Vegas, MAD Components Inc is planning new product launches, live power system demonstrations, and hands-on testing sessions. The company is inviting drone original equipment manufacturers (OEMs), system integrators, and commercial operators to schedule on-site meetings to evaluate its expanding propulsion ecosystem.
