STMicroelectronics is a leading global semiconductor manufacturer, designing and delivering products for a wide array of microelectronics applications. Headquartered in Switzerland, ST employs over 50,000 people and operates advanced R&D and manufacturing sites worldwide. Its portfolio covers automotive electronics, industrial automation, IoT, 5G connectivity, and power & energy management. ST is known for its commitment to sustainability, innovation, and customer-specific solutions, supplying to more than 200,000 clients in sectors including telecom, consumer electronics, and smart mobility.
STM deploys cooperative defence engineering programs to integrate autonomous unmanned vehicles and modernized naval fleet architecture across international partner operations.
From May 5-9, in Istanbul, STM introduces six innovative autonomous platforms and advanced naval engineering solutions, showcasing multi-domain operational capabilities and swarm intelligence for modern warfare.
STM advances integrated unmanned systems architecture connecting air, land, surface and subsurface platforms through a coordinated multi-domain operational framework.
At World Defense Show 2026 in Riyadh, STM will demonstrate combat-proven naval vessels and unmanned aerial and naval systems for regional and allied defence applications.
The kamikaze FPV drone KarguFPV, developed by STM, achieved a direct hit on an armored vehicle during its first live munitions detonation test with an armor-piercing warhead.
STM enhances KarguFPV kamikaze drone with armor-piercing warhead and fiber-optic cable, enabling neutralization of armored targets and jam-resistant operation.
Indo Defence 2025, one of the largest defense exhibitions in the Asia-Pacific region, will take place from June 11–14 in Jakarta, the capital of Indonesia.
The KarguFpv Kamikaze Drone is directed towards enemy elements with its operator-controlled real-time vision system and neutralises its target with anti-personnel ammunition.
The Turkish defense industry company STM will showcase its modern naval platforms and combat-proven tactical mini UAV systems at the LIMA - 2025 in Malaysia.