Key Themes at the UAV Technology Conference to Include Counter-UAS and Swarm Technology

SMi reports: UAV Technology 2019 conference to provide a tactical edge to the warfighter through unmanned aerial systems

The 4th annual UAV Technology 2019 conference is set to convene on 30th September - 1st October in London. This high-level international event will examine the latest unmanned aerial platforms being successfully deployed in multi-domain mission environments, the development of the technology behind UAS, the utilisation of emerging technologies, the unmanned integration for existing legacy platforms, and the development of technologies aimed at countering UAVs.


With the rapid proliferation of commercial-off-the-shelf (COTS) solutions to UAS, which are readily available to a range of none-state actors and near peer adversaries, this is an ideal time to meet and network with international militaries and technical experts, to advance discussion on current and future UAS warfare capabilities.

Key themes for the conference include counter-UAS; UAS innovation and acquisition; small and tactical UAS; innovation and autonomous systems; UAS safety and air worthiness; guidance, navigation and communications; and swarm technology.

Within these key themes, presentations include:
• Developing Counter-UAS Capabilities in Support of Ground Operations in Multi-Domain Operations
• Enhancing Autonomy through Innovation and Experimentation
• Tactical ISTAR Capability Development through Soldier-Launched UAS
• Developing Future Doctrine of the Use of UAS Within French Military Operations
• Ensuring Air Worthiness and Safety for Italian and NATO Unmanned Air Assets
• Guidance, Navigation and Communications for Small Drone Systems
• Advancements in UAV Swarm technology from Small to Large UAVs

The event brochure, with the full agenda, is available to download online at www.uav-technology.org/roboticstomorrow6

Featured speakers for the 2019 conference include:
• Major General Dre Kraak, Special Assistant COM AIRCOM, NATO AIRCOM
• Colonel Stefano Bianca, Deputy Commander, NAGSF
• Wing Commander Judith Graham, Remotely Piloted Air Systems: Programme Manager (Reaper & Protector), Royal Air Force
• Group Captain Jason Lind, Director ISREW & Space, Royal Australian Air Force
• Colonel Eric C. Rannow, Military Deputy, US Army Combat Capabilities Development Command
• Colonel Christophe Michel, Head of Cross Ministerial Aviation Security Mission, Directorate General of Defence and National Security, French MoD
• Colonel Xavier Foissey, UAS & C-UAS Doctrine, French MoD
• Lieutenant Colonel Richard Craig, SO1 Robotics and Autonomous Systems, British Army

For those interested in attending, registrations can be made on the event website at www.uav-technology.org/roboticstomorrow6

UAV Technology 2019
30th September - 1st October
London, UK

Proudly sponsored by Black Diamond Advanced Technology, Enterprise Control Systems Ltd, Fizoptika, Leonardo, Mynaric AG and Robin Radar Systems

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