Autonomous Vehicles

Loitering Munitions USA 2027

Loitering Munitions USA returns to Arlington, VA in 2027 as the leading U.S. defense conference dedicated to loitering munitions programs. The event will unite senior leaders, operators, and acquisition professionals from the U.S. Department of War and international allies for two days of insights and collaboration on cutting-edge LM development and integrat…

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1Speakers
5Sponsors
2Exhibitors
30On the bill · sessions
8Companies · in total
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Speakers

Programmed at Loitering, in alphabetical order.
Dr Florin Chiper
Scientist, Joint Intelligence, Surveillance and Reconnaissance · NATO Communications and Information Agency (NCI Agency)
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Sponsors

The houses behind the program. Tiers as disclosed.
Marathon TargetsSilver Sponsors
RAFAEL Advanced Defense SystemsPlatinum Sponsor
Silvus TechnologiesSilver Sponsors
TUALCOMGold Sponsor
Uvision Inc.Lead Sponsor
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Agenda

Selected from 30 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…

  • 11:00

    Evaluating C-UAS Effectiveness: Operational Insights from DOT&E

    Overview of DOT&E’s role in assessing C-UAS capabilities through realistic operational test and evaluation. Key performance measures used to judge effectiveness across detection, t…

  • 11:10

    From Test Range to Battlefield: How Yuma Proving Ground Is Accelerating C-UAS Capability at Scale

    YPG’s designation as the primary interagency C-sUAS test range. Centralising testing to increase speed and scale: bringing together multiple services, government stakeholders, and …

  • 11:25

    From Testing to Deployment: Directed Energy and the Future of Counter-UAS Operations

    Accelerating the transition from experimentation to operational deployment of scalable, cost-effective directed energy systems. Delivering safe and effective laser-based C-UAS solu…

  • 11:50

    Adapting C-UAS Operations to Emerging Drone Threats: Latest Updates from the UK ETG

    Outlining C-UAS priorities for the Experimentation and Trials Group. Assessing the growing challenge of low-cost, high-volume drone swarms and their impact on base defence and forc…

  • 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 m…

  • 13:40

    Architectural Advances in C-UAS Integration: Lessons in Interoperability from TIE Exercises

    Testing interoperability across sensors, C2, and effectors to enable seamless data sharing and a unified operational picture. Validating NATO architectural standards to ensure mult…

  • 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…

  • 13:55

    Panel Discussion: Enhancing Counter-UAS Responses to Drone Threats Across the Homeland

    Protecting airports, critical infrastructure, locations and assets from rising UAS incursions and increasingly accessible, high-impact drone threats. Large-scale events: C-UAS chal…

Intermission
Part the Second · For the Buyer

An audience of 8 companies, parsed from the program.

Eight 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
5Sponsoringsponsor only
2Exhibitingexhibitor only
1Companies Speakingspeaker only
Speakers by seniority
  • Research / Science1100%

Of 1 on the bill · classified by free-text title

Most-represented companies
  1. 01Marathon TargetsSp·S
  2. 02RAFAEL Advanced Defense SystemsSp·P
  3. 03Silvus TechnologiesSp·S
  4. 04TUALCOMSp·G
  5. 05UVisionSp·L
  6. 06Teledyne FLIREx
  7. 07VectorNav TechnologiesEx
  8. 08NATO Communications and Information Agency (NCI Agency)1V
Sponsors by tier
gold sponsor1
20% of 5
lead sponsor1
20% of 5
platinum sponsor1
20% of 5
silver sponsors2
40% of 5