STM concluded its participation in SAHA Expo 2026 after presenting a broad portfolio of autonomous systems, naval platforms and unmanned technologies.
According to the company, STM introduced seven new products, announced two integration projects and signed seven national cooperation agreements during the exhibition, while hosting delegations from more than 45 countries.
The company showcased its “multi-dimensional operations” concept supported by autonomy, swarm intelligence and advanced integration capabilities.
Among the newly introduced systems was a long-range kamikaze UAV and an upgraded version of the fixed-wing ALPAGU featuring increased range and payload capacity. STM also unveiled a new interceptor drone designed to neutralize hostile UAVs, a mini reconnaissance and surveillance system, a large-class autonomous unmanned underwater vehicle and a next-generation kamikaze unmanned surface vessel.
In addition to new launches, STM displayed operational systems including the KARGU strike drone, TOGAN, BOYGA-B, TUNGA smart munition system, KarguFPV and the STM TURUL VTOL platform.
Naval platforms exhibited included TCG İSTANBUL, the MİLGEM Ada-class corvette, Türkiye’s national fast attack craft project, the STM500 and various coast guard vessels.
STM also presented export-oriented naval projects such as the Portuguese logistics support ship, Pakistan fleet tanker, Malaysia LMS Batch-II corvette and MRSS support ship. The unmanned surface platform STM NETA 300 was also displayed.
Outside the exhibition halls, TCG İSTANBUL and TCG PİRİREİS were exhibited offshore near Ataköy Marina as part of the event.
The company also conducted drone demonstrations in the FPV flight area established during the exhibition and signed additional cooperation agreements for future technology development projects.
