WHY ATTEND?
ATTEND the LARGEST ARMY FOCUSED Autonomy & AI Event of 2019
Back by popular demand the AUSA Army Autonomy & AI Symposium and Exposition returns to Detroit, MI from 20-21 November to convene 750+ attendees and exhibitors for two days of interactive technical education, product demos and essential networking. You can expect interactive panel sessions featuring 60+ Army and industry SMEs as well as featured keynotes covering the future of Autonomy and AI.
The event offers ample time for to see and discuss the the latest technologies and innovations in the exhibit hall, where attendees will have the opportunity to attend an evening welcome reception and lunch among product displays. This event – packed with education, market intelligence, products and networking – is not-to-be-missed!
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GATHER important market intelligence and acquire new knowledge from program thought leaders
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INTERFACE with key U.S. Army leaders seeking to accelerate the use of AI and autonomous systems.
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BE RECOGNIZED as a driver of innovation and forge new collaborations with key decision makers
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DISCOVER new products and technologies during the largest Army-focused AI and Autonomy event of 2019
MEETING ATTENDEES, MEDIA,
& EXHIBIT HALL ONLY REGISTRATION BOOTH STAFF* REGISTRATION
(INCLUDES ACCESS TO EXHIBIT HALL)
WHO PARTICIPATED IN 2018?
Key participants from Army and industry who helped make the inaugural 2018 event a success:
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NVIDIA |
AFC: Army Futures Command |
Lockheed Martin |
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Microsoft |
ARCIC: U.S. Army Capabilities Integration Center |
BAE Systems |
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Amazon |
TARDEC: U.S. Army Tank Automotive Research, Development & Engineering Center |
General Dynamics Land Systems |
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IBM |
TRADOC: U.S. Army Training and Doctrine Command |
Oshkosh Defense |
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Intel |
RDECOM: U.S. Army Research Development Engineering Command |
Polaris Government & Defense |
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GE |
TACOM: U.S. Army Tank-Automotive & Armaments Command |
Rockwell Collins |
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General Motors |
USASOC: U.S. Army Special Operations Command |
LMI |
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Amazon |
USTRANSCOM: U.S. Transportation Command |
Harris Corporation |
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3M |
MCoE: Maneuver Center for Excellence |
Cypress International |
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Honeywell |
USAR: U.S. Army Reserves |
SAIC |
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Boeing |
MCCoE: Mission Command Center of Excellence |
MITRE |
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Air Bus |
ARL: U.S. Army Research Laboratory |
Raytheon |
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Cisco Systems |
ATEC: U.S. Army Test & Evaluation Command |
AM General |
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iRobot |
DARPA and Defense Innovation Unit |
Leidos |
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AUSA |
U.S Army War College |
General Atomics |
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Valkyrie |
Michigan Army National Guard |
Textron Systems |
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MyComputerCareer |
Ace Electronics Defense Systems |
Altair Engineering |
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Crystal Group |
Macomb County + First Robotics |
FLIR Systems |
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Getac |
National Robotics Engineering Center |
Neya Systems |
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PacStar |
Defense Mobility Enterprise |
Quantum Signal LLC |
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Cybernet Systems Corp. |
Defense Systems Information Analysis Center |
iMerit |
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Soar Technology Inc. |
Perkins Technical Services, INc. |
Kettering University |
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Systel Rugged Computers |
AAFMAA Wealth Mgmt. & Trust |
Tactical Defense Media |
WHAT IS THE ARMY LOOKING FOR?
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Solutions that accelerate the delivery of AI-enabled capabilities and autonomous systems
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Signals intelligence, big-data analytics, cognitive computing, algorithms and machine learning techniques
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AI technologies that improve military applications in electronic and cyber warfare
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New AI technologies that have the potential to enhance Army operations including human-machine teaming
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Platforms that speed information understanding and decision making in multi-domain battle operations
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AI research suitable for investment and integration into next-generation Army applications
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Discover innovative partnerships with start-ups, industry and academia to solve next-generation challenges
