'The Silent Hunter' could easily knock out cars by burning their engines from over a mile distance. It utilizes fiber optic lasers (made from rare earth minerals) and is likely to be integrated with radars to suits its optical/infrared tracking system. This makes it capable for close range defense system against enemy missiles, artillery, drones, and aircraft.

Another weapon featured is the CH-5 drone. This is the largest UCAV offered for export by China. It is equipped with a fuel-efficient turbopop engine with a 4,400-mile range and 60-hour flight time (soon to upgrade to 12,000 miles and 120 hours of flight). It is also designed to carry a ton of weapons and its communication systems permit its controller to use the plane as a relay station to control other drones.

A tracked unmanned ground vehicle, weighing around 50 to 100 tons, was also presented. It is armed with a forward firing machine gun.

Other conventional ground vehicles were displayed for sale, including the 52-ton VT-4 tank, which is a downgrade version of the heavy ZTZ-99A tank. It could fire 125mm armor-piercing and guided munitions and can be fitted with an active protection system to destroy enemy missiles targeting the tank. The PLZ-52 self-propelled howitzer could shoot at an extended range 155mm shell to a range of 62 miles, together with more conventional munitions to a maximum range between 32 and 37 miles.