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Homegrown Tech Shines at Karachi Maritime Expo
Pakistan’s maritime industry showcased its homegrown tech at the Karachi maritime expo during the second International Maritime Expo and Conference (PIMEC) on November 2, 2025. Local innovators impressed attendees with drones, underwater vehicles, and gadgets designed for commercial and naval operations, proving that homegrown tech Karachi maritime solutions are ready to compete globally.
Local innovators wowed with drones and gadgets
Woot Tech and Winged Innovative Solutions (WIS) stole the spotlight. Woot rolled out giant remote-controlled drones and unmanned surface vessels (USVs) equipped with rotary cameras, designed for surveillance, mapping, and cloud seeding. WIS showcased an unmanned underwater vehicle (UUV) for deep-sea repairs and a portable jammer system for military use. These gadgets highlight how homegrown tech Karachi maritime solutions are supporting both commercial and naval operations.
Cutting-edge defence and ship control tech took center stage
The National Electronics Complex of Pakistan (NECOP) demonstrated the SAFRAH drone jamming gun, which can disable drones up to 1.5 km away for 40 minutes. NECOP also revealed a maritime logistics drone and the Integrated Platform Management System (IPMS), letting ships monitor multiple systems from a single control point. Additionally, a Pakistani defence firm displayed a 25-foot remote-controlled USV capable of traveling 30 km and running for up to five hours.
Aquaculture startups made a splash
Zarwah Enterprises, led by Minahil Yousaf, Pakistan’s first female-led aquaculture company, impressed with sustainable pond construction and shrimp farming solutions. AquaTech Fisheries, founded by Muhammad Kamran and Ahmad Hussain, presented innovative fish feed and aquaponics systems across Pakistan, including new farms in Punjab.
With over 150 local and 28 international exhibitors from 45 countries, PIMEC 2025 highlighted the growth and innovation of Pakistan’s maritime sector. The future looks bright for homegrown tech Karachi maritime solutions.
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