At the heart of Xponential 2025’s innovation showcase, Gremsy took center stage at the Solution Theater with a compelling session that spotlighted the company’s latest advancements in UAV payload technology. The session, led by Mr. Bobby Sakaki, Business Development Director at Gremsy, drew a strong crowd of drone professionals, OEMs, and technology partners eager to hear what’s next from the global leader in aerial stabilization systems.
Mr. Bobby Sakaki is a leading expert in sUAS technology and founder/CEO of UAS Nexus, a consulting firm working with the majority of Western Drone technology companies. Prior to launching UAS Nexus, he spent a decade in the drone industry, and served in various product leadership and business development for Ascent AeroSystems, Autel Robotics, WhiteFox Defense Technologies, and has advised various Fortune 500, government agencies, and startups on drone technology and related innovations. Based out of the Western United States with his dog Churro, you can find him flying drones or skiing during his downtime.
Photos: Mr. Bobby Sakaki - Gremsy’s Business Development Director is presenting about Gremsy’s latest solutions at Xponential 2025.
Titled “Accelerating Innovation: How Gremsy Accompanies Drone Manufacturer to Success,” the session delivered more than just a product update. It offered attendees an inside look into how Gremsy continues to push boundaries in payload integration in the journey of more than 14 years dedicated to industrial and enterprise drone applications.
“Gremsy has always believed in building solutions that are not only cutting-edge but also deeply practical for real-world use,” said Sakaki during his presentation. “Today, we’re proud to show how our newest, most lightweight yet powerful payloads are helping UAV operators across sectors—from inspection to public safety—achieve more with less effort.”
Among the session highlights was an exclusive first look at Gremsy’s latest innovation, which promises enhanced reliability and performance in even the most demanding environments. Designed with modularity and rapid deployment in mind, the new system demonstrates Gremsy’s commitment to delivering smarter, more adaptable UAV solutions.
The presentation also featured powerful success stories from around the globe. Sakaki shared case studies from Gremsy customers utilizing its gimbals and payloads in diverse missions—ranging from infrastructure inspection in Eastern Asia, mapping in Europe to emergency response support in North America. These real-world examples illustrated not only the versatility of Gremsy’s hardware but also its crucial role in mission-critical scenarios.
The session concluded with an engaging Q&A, where attendees explored topics such as integration support, compatibility with leading drone platforms, and future roadmap developments. The Gremsy team fielded a wide range of questions, underscoring the deep interest in how these tools can be customized to meet various operational needs.
As Xponential 2025 comes to a close, Gremsy is inviting final-day attendees to visit their booth (#3829) to see the technology in action. From hands-on demos to technical consultations, the Gremsy booth has been a popular destination for UAV professionals throughout the show.
Photos: The Latest Showcase and Demonstration, VIO Blue UAS at Gremsy’s booth, Xponential 2025.
With a growing reputation for innovation and dependability, Gremsy continues to lead the way in enabling aerial platforms with high-performance payloads. Whether it’s through cutting-edge gimbals or full-stack integration solutions, the company’s mission is clear: empower drone operators worldwide with tools that enhance efficiency, precision, and mission success.