The Counter-UAS Online Summit will provide a forum for military leaders, program executive officers, industry executives, academics and researchers to focus on CUAS operations across the US Military, Federal Government, Critical Infrastructure, public sector, and other soft target areas.

The event will take place Online this March 31 - April 2. Make sure to check out the most-up-to-date brochure, to find out who you will learn from and network with.

Following the Army's down selection of eight Counter-Drone systems for utilization across the Joint Force, it is now more imperative than ever to collaborate with senior C-UAS stakeholders and leaders in order to understand your place in this burgeoning market place.

This year's agenda, developed through in-depth research by IDGA, and covers a range of topics including:

1/ JCO updates & current lines of effort
2/ Overview of CUAS deployments
3/ Updates on the rapidly evolving legal and authority landscape
4/ Leveraging Advanced CUAS capabilities & systems for efficient base defense

To view the agenda or learn more about the speaking/sponsoring/attending Counter UAS, please visit here

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