Exhibitors

Xtend Defence (XTEND)

Stand: H7-126

XTEND is redefining the battlefield with cutting-edge, human-guided drone systems that empower forces to complete critical missions — faster, safer, and smarter. A trusted defense partner and part of the official SIBAT delegation, XTEND develops multi-mission drones powered by XOS, our AI-driven operating system enabling intuitive control, autonomous execution, and real-time human supervision. Our combat-proven platforms — from loitering munitions to ISR and confined-space robotics — are built for extreme environments, indoor and outdoor operations, and GNSS-denied conditions. With seamless integration and rapid deployment, XTEND offers unmatched agility across defense, HLS, and special forces missions. More than just drones — we enable national self-reliance by supporting localization, knowledge transfer, and sovereign capability development. Visit us at DSEI Japan 2025 and discover how XTEND is transforming human-machine teaming into your next strategic advantage.

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Japanese Ministry of Defence

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ATLA

This was Fujitsu’s first time exhibiting at a defence show, and it was a great opportunity for exposure. We were able to connect with many visitors and potential partners from overseas, which supports our broader goal of expanding internationally. Building relationships abroad also helps us bring fresh ideas to the table and contribute new perspectives to the industry.

Keita Yashima,

Senior Director, Global Defence Office | Fujitsu Japan Limited

Thank you for bringing the Prime Minister of Japan to our Boeing stand. Post the PM's visit, I spoke directly with the Boeing Global CEO, who expressed his joy and gratitude on achieving such a great visit.

Boeing

This was our second time at DSEI Japan, and we saw significantly more traffic than before. Our goal was to expand our brand and show the world all that SAAB has to offer. One of the highlights was the strong media presence, and we were proud to have great visibility with our customers and wider audience.

Lars Eriksson

Country Manager and Representative Director | SAAB

Well Organized Event. High Tech Companies from all over world. Japan has a heavy footprint in high tech and defense.

Kosmas Triantafyllidis

Attaché (ICT Officer) | Ministry of Foreign Affairs of the Hellenic Republic

DSEI Japan gave us a valuable opportunity to strengthen existing relationships and explore potential partnerships at various levels. It also offered some useful insight into current industry developments and allowed us to have meaningful conversations with the right people.

Sandrine Williams

PR & Engagement Consultant | Systematic Software Engineering Limited

That it's a wonderful opportunity to network with other people and companies from that area.

Tiago Penedo

Deputy Head of Mission and Director of the Portuguese Cultural Centre | Embassy of Portugal in Japan

You can understand the state of the art military equipment, technology, concept. Some of them are very important when we consider strategy. In short, everything is necessary to do our business as a think tanker.

Takuma Matsu

Researcher | The Sasakawa Peace Foundation

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