Soldier Technology 2010

Date: 18 - 21 May 2010,
Location: Olympia Conference Centre, London

The Premier Global Soldier Modernisation Conference And Exhibition

With over 575 attendees in 2009, 55+ in-depth presentations on pressing issues, 2 interactive workshops, a fully interactive exhibition with 35+ exhibitors and an awards dinner with an outstanding guest speaker, Soldier Technology continues to be the forum soldier modernisation experts prioritise in their diaries year on year. We hope you enjoyed Soldier Technology in 2009.

Soldier Technology 2010 will bring together more senior military representatives and unique case studies than ever before as well as tackling the top issues for the forthcoming year. Make sure you book early to secure your place at the premier meeting place for the soldier modernisation community.

Topics discussed at Soldier Technology 2009 were…

• How to effectively interoperate dismounted and mounted systems to network ground forces of the future
• NATO Land Capability Group 1 standardisation recommendations to ensure coalition interoperability
• Assessing the future capabilities of the UK dismounted soldier
• IdZ: Development Results and Core Focus in Future
• Integration of IdZ to the German Battlefield Management System
• Soldier Modernisation and Vehicle Interoperability; The Australian Perspective
• Evaluating The 2009 Trials Of The French Advanced Soldier System
• Fielding the Infrastructure For The Dismounted Soldier System: The ISSP
• Integrating New Navigation Capabilities To Improve Effective Operation During Urban Indoor Missions
• A First Maturation Step For The IMESS Prototypes In Preparation For Series Production
• Common C2 Trial on DSS Between Norway and Sweden
• Optimising Survivability For The Canadian Warfighter
• A View on the Dutch Soldier System; VOSS
• The Singapore Advanced Combat Man System - The next Phase in Solider Digitisation and Modernisation
• Land 125 and The Challenges of Integration
• NATO Weapons & Sensors Group – Increasing Lethality For The Future Soldier
• Networking the Dismounted and Mounted Soldier Into The Digital Battlespace
• Extending the Range of Situational Awareness with Unattended Ground Sensors Network