Future Ground Combat Vehicles Winter is back, December 3-5 in Detroit, MI. Download the Agenda to see the confirmed speakers, sessions, ...
The globally changing strategic context surrounding the armored vehicles and related equipment market has made it even more wide-ranging, seeing a significant increase in UGVs, artificial intelligence, virtual training and survivability equipment. This growing market is expected to reach US$31.26 Billion by 2021, driven by increasing armed conflicts, terrorism among...
We created a 2019 progress update on the latest NGCV modernization and acquisition developments. As well as a breakdown of:The latest news in artificial intelligence, active protection systems, and roboticsModernization & procurement highlights from the DoD's FY19 budget Recently awarded & active NGCV opportunities
Download the report for insights on:· How artificial intelligence will increase the Army’s lethality and response time· The $200 million contract award for Rafael Advanced Defense Systems Ltd. and Leonardo DRS Inc. to provide Trophy active protection systems for Abrams tanks in both the Army and the Marine Corps· The...
In October 2017, the Acting Secretary of the Army and Chief of Staff of the Army established six Army modernization priorities to focus future investments. Number 2 on the list? The development of the Next Generation Combat Vehicle.Since then, the U.S. Army has made significant strides towards achieving their goal...
Want to learn more about what happened in 2018? Check out our Post Show Report that highlights: attendee statistics, top speaking sessions, what to expect in 2019, and more!
Take a look at this years' Future Ground Combat Vehicles, Current Attendee Snapshot to see who you can expect to network with this year. Hope to see you in Detroit!
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Take a look at the experts that attended last year's Future Ground Combat Vehicles Summit.
We recently spoke with Colonel Vanyo, Military Deputy to the U.S. Army Combat Capabilities Development Command's Ground Vehicle Systems Center, to hear his thoughts on:A five year outlook on the role and evolution of robotics in the U.S. ArmyAccelerating prototyping efforts for NGCV-RCVKey objectives/priorities for the next 2-5 yearsAnd more!
Take a look at the participation opportunities, speakers, discussion subject and more in the 2018 Sponsor/Exhibitor Prospectus. For additional information contact Max Miller
Mr. David B. Dunn Division Head, Power and Energy Division University of Dayton Research Institute spoke at the Future Ground Combat Vehicles Spring Summit on “Groundbreaking Innovation for Solving GCVs’ Greatest S&T Challenges”. Check out his presentation!
Includes 6 presentations from our April 2019 event:Future Battlefield: The United States Army in 2030 and BeyondCol. (R) Sam White, Deputy Director, Center For Strategic Leadership, U.S. Army War CollegeColonel (R) Frederick Gellert, Professor of Resource Management, U.S. Army War CollegeDCMA Future Ground Combat Vehicle Brief “Enabling The Warfighter”Colonel Lance...