Government & Public Sector

Future Soldier Technology 2027

Future Soldier Technology 2027 is the world’s leading conference dedicated to soldier modernisation. Now in its thirteenth year, the event gathers senior officers and programme managers from the UK, NATO, and allied forces, providing a platform to discuss the advancement of soldier technologies in areas such as lethality, protection, power, survivability, ni…

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11Speakers
7Sponsors
8Exhibitors
13On the bill · sessions
26Companies · in total
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Speakers

Programmed at Future, in alphabetical order.
Alfred J. Grein, SES
Executive Director, Research and Technology Integration · Ground Vehicle Systems Center
Brad Monhaut
Product Manager Vehicle Protection Systems · CPE Ground Combat Platforms
Captain Scott Rosetti
Deputy Weapons and Sensors · OPNAV N96
Captain Steven C. Perez
Battery Commander · 1st Armored Division
Colonel Jason M. Wingeart
Director, Transformation and Lessons Learned Manager - Armor TLLM-AR · Maneuver, Transformation Integration Directorate (MTID), US Army
Colt Miller
UXS & CUXS T&E Chief Engineer · NSWC Crane
David Goldstein
Counter-UAS Lead · US Army DEVCOM Armaments Center
Dr Craig Robin
Chief Executive Officer · EO Solutions
Kaitlyn Tani
Deputy Project Manager Maneuver Ammunition Systems · CPE Armaments and Energetics
Senior Representative
Portfolio Acquisition Executive, Marine Corps · US Marine Corps
Wouter Specken
Senior Advisor Land Operations · Netherlands Ministry of Defence
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Sponsors

The houses behind the program. Tiers as disclosed.
DaneccaSilver Sponsor
DOMO TACTICAL COMMUNICATIONS (DTC)Silver Sponsor
GlenairLead Sponsor
Kinected Solutions LtdSilver Sponsor
RheinmetallSilver Sponsor
SteatiteSilver Sponsor
ThalesSilver Sponsor
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Agenda

Selected from 13 sessions on the bill.
  • 11:00

    Advancing C-UAS Integration for Maneuver Forces: Operational Priorities & Future Capability

    Embedding mobile, layered C-UAS within manoeuvre units to protect forces on the move Delivering real-time situational awareness and rapid kill-chain decisions at the tactical edge …

  • 11:50

    Counter-UAS and Vehicle Survivability: Protecting Ground Platforms in a Drone-Contested Battlespace

    Addressing the evolving UAS threat to ground combat platforms and its implications for vehicle survivability in multi-domain operations Integrating active and passive protection me…

  • 13:40

    Defeating Drone Threats at Sea: Integrating Next Gen Weapons and Sensors for Surface Dominance

    Strengthening layered maritime sensor networks to track low-signature UAV threats Integrating advanced kinetic, EW, and directed energy systems for flexible response Accelerating s…

  • 14:30

    Rethinking C-UAS for the Age of Autonomy: Countering AI-Enabled Threats and Redefining the Role of UxS Across the Defence Ecosystem

    Understanding how autonomy and artificial intelligence are transforming the UAS threat landscape and creating new challenges for C-UAS operators Reassessing where counter-uncrewed …

  • 14:50

    From Fielding to Fighting: Building Mobile Counter-UAS Combat Power

    Building a first-of-its-kind formation capable of integrating fixed and mobile C-UAS capabilities into large-scale armored operations while developing the Army’s next generation of…

  • 16:10

    Ammunition Solutions for Counter-UAS Operations

    Assessing the effectiveness of advanced ammunition types against small and manoeuvring UAV threats Balancing precision, cost-efficiency, and scalability in kinetic C-UAS responses …

  • 16:30

    Enhancing Kinetic C-UAS Capabilities for High-Tempo, Multi-Domain Operations

    Positioning kinetic systems within a layered, integrated air defence architecture Improving engagement success against small, fast, and maneuvering UAS targets Delivering viable cl…

  • 16:50

    Panel Discussion: Integrating Mobile C-UAS across Joint and Allied Forces

    Strengthening coordination between services and allied partners for deployable mobile C-UAS operations Enhancing operational effectiveness through integrated and rapidly deployable…

  • 17:30

    Chair’s Closing Remarks and Close of Day One

Intermission
Part the Second · For the Buyer

An audience of 26 companies, parsed from the program.

26 companies in attendance.

The numbers below are derived from the speakers, sponsors, and exhibitors on this page, cross-referenced into one ledger. They are the only thing here that 10times.com cannot tell you.

Who's in the room
0All threespeak · spons · exh
7Sponsoringsponsor only
8Exhibitingexhibitor only
11Companies Speakingspeaker only
Speakers by seniority

36% of the speakers carry senior titles: C-suite, Founder, VP, or Director-level.

  • C-suite218%
  • Director / Head of218%
  • Manager / Lead218%
  • Product19%
  • Advisor / Investor19%
  • Other roles327%

Of 11 on the bill · classified by free-text title

Most-represented companies
  1. 01DaneccaSp·S
  2. 02DOMO TACTICAL COMMUNICATIONS (DTC)Sp·S
  3. 03GlenairSp·L
  4. 04Kinected Solutions LtdSp·S
  5. 05RheinmetallSp·S
  6. 06SteatiteSp·S
  7. 07ThalesSp·S
  8. 083MEx
  9. 09Bren-TronicsEx
  10. 10C3IAEx
  11. 11FalcomEx
  12. 12Fischer ConnectorsEx
  13. 13INVISIOEx
  14. 14PentenAmioEx
Sponsors by tier
lead sponsor1
14% of 7
silver sponsor6
86% of 7