Military Robotics and Autonomous Systems conference is returning to London on the 8-10 April 2024.
The
Military Robotics and Autonomous Systems Conference is returning bigger than ever in 2024. With the world less stable and the threat of conflict ever greater; the successful implementation and integration of risk reducing, yet tempo and mass generating robotics and autonomous systems is more crucial than ever.
With the increasing deployment of Uncrewed systems in Ukraine and more frequent tactical experiments with mission-capable UXS in NATO nations, the RAS community must prioritize the safe and effective operationalization of these systems.
With the new dedicated focus day and 4 separate afternoon streams, covering all aspects of RAS, the
MRAS conference is, as ever, the best place to gain essential knowledge and insight from MRAS programs from across the globe, and where the capabilities, challenges and opportunities of these programs lie.
With a new focus on the implementation, integration, and interoperability, alongside the key areas of situational awareness, lethality, manoeuvrability, survivability, and sustainability, the
Military Robotics and Autonomous Systems 2024 conference is the best place to fully equip you with the latest information from militaries and industries across the globe. Allowing you to take home and implement best practice amongst your teams and programs.
Who should attend
National Militaries & Government:- MRAS & RAS operations leaders
- Equipment procurement officers
- Technical experts
- Government officials
Industry:
- Businesses looking to break into the market
- Established players looking to expand their contacts and knowledge
- Innovators in MRAS.
Transnational/Continental/Euro-Atlantic Organisations:- Organisations who wish to balance allied defence capability
- Organisations looking to establish and build on partnerships
Benefits of Attending
- Gain key insights into the developments within the industry, at MRAS the leading event dedicated to military land robotics developments and priorities.
- Take note from the leaders and innovators from senior UK, NATO and allied land robotics programme managers to better your organisations programmes.
- Get a head start by discovering the latest knowledge on advancement of land robotics capabilities, including implementation, integration, and interoperability, situational awareness, lethality, manoeuvrability, survivability, and sustainability.
- Explore new ideas from other nations and experts to help your organisation evolve, on Unmanned Combat Vehicles, Enhancing Autonomous Capabilities and Battlefield Manned/Unmanned Teaming.
- Connect with the best from both military and industry to discuss modernisation and optimisation of the future military land robotics and grow your network.
Featured Speakers
- Brigadier Mike Cornwell, Head Future Force Development, British Army
- Colonel Tim Wright, Assistant Head, Research and Experimentation, Futures Directorate, Army Headquarters
- Colonel Toby Till, Commander, Experimentation and Trails Group, British Army
- Mr James Gavin, Head of the Future Capability Group, DE&S UK MoD
- Mr Guy Powell, Principal Advisor - Land Autonomy, DSTL
- Dr Robert Sadowski, Army Chief Roboticist, US Army DEVCOM Ground Vehicle Systems Center
- Lieutenant Colonel Sjoerd Mevissen, Commander of Robotics and Autonomous Systems Unit, Royal Netherlands Army
- Lieutenant Colonel Martijn Hadicke, Commander RAS Innovation Program, Royal Netherlands Army
- Brigadier (Retd) Ian Cameron-Mowat, Director, IMP Castle Associates Limited
- Captain Aleksanteri Siren, Teacher of Artillery Tactics, Finnish National Defence University
- Captain Christian Andersson, Research Officer, department of War Technology, Finnish National Defence University
- Colonel Charles Seaberry, Director, DEVCOM FWD Element-Atlantic, US Army DEVCOM
- Colonel David Robertson, Director Robotic & Autonomous Systems Implementation & Coordination Office RICO, Australian Army
- Colonel Jan Mazal, Head of the Military Robotics Department, University of Defence, Czech Armed Forces
- Colonel Jeff Jurand, Project Manager XM30 Combat Vehicle, US Army Program Executive Office (PEO) Ground Combat Systems (GCS)
- Dr Elias Stipidis, CEO Vetronics Research Centre EU Ltd & Techniical Director, COMMANDS Project, Vetronics Research Centre EU Ltd
- Dr Kim Mathiassen, Research Manager, FFI (Norwegian Defence Research Establishment)
- Dr Sidharth Kauhsal, Research Fellow, Sea Power, RUSI
- Lieutenant Colonel Arthur Dawe, Commanding Officer Infantry Trials and Development Unit, ITDU, British Army
- Lieutenant Colonel Johnny Hanlon, SO1 Soldier Systems, British Army
- Lieutenant Colonel Mikkel Gorsetbakk, Chief Army Combat Laboratory, Norwegian Army Land Warfare Centre
- Lieutenant Colonel Simon Pope, SO1 C4ISR, Ministry of Defence
- Major Charles Bradford, SO2 Future Force, British Army
- Major Peter Corvers, Program leader CUGS, Material & IT Command, Royal Netherlands Army
- Mr Alain Tremblay BGen (ret’d), Vice-President Business Development and Innovation, Rheinmetall Canada Inc.
- Mr Amish Patel, Senior Engineer - Unmanned Solutions, Pearson Engineering
- Mr Benjamin Fowle, BD Lead, Defence, Applied Intuition Inc.
- Mr Chris Gibbs, Commando Force Autonomy Lead, UK MOD, Navy Command Headquarters
- Mr Gavin Kenneally, Co-Founder & CEO, Ghost Robotics
- Mr Jon Boxshall, Senior Scientist, Sensing and Surviellance Group, Counter Terrorism and Security Division, Dstl
- Mr Mario Martinho, Project Officer Land Systems Technologies, European Defence Agency
- Mr Markus Otsus, Project Coordinator, Estonian Military Academy
- Mr Martin Joesaar, Project Officer, European Commission
- Mr Nati Atias, Business unit manager – Robotics, Plasan
- Mr Nicholas Valentine, Lead Engineer - Human Machine Teaming, Future Capability Group, DE&S
- Mr Raul Rikk, Science and Development Director, Milrem Robotics
- Mr Robert Seymour, Vice-President C4I & Cyber, Elbit Systems U K
- Mr Robert Howe, Senior System Architect, Royal Netherlands Army
- Mr Steven Herrick, Product Manager, Robotic Combat Vehicle, Product Lead Future Battle Platforms FBP, US Army
- Mr Tiago Lanca, Project Officer Innovation, European Defence Agency
- Ms Agnes Wamagui, Knowledge Transfer Manager - Robotics and AI, Innovate UK KTN
- Ms Anna Dowle, Management Consultant, British Army Headquarters
- Ms Georgia Hinds, Legal Adviser, International Committee of the Red Cross
- Ms Nataliia Kushnerska, Chief Operating Officer, Brave1
- Ms Verena Jackson, Legal Advisor, Researcher & Lecturer, University of the Armed Forces of Germany
- Zoe Stanley-Lockman, Innovation Unit, Innovation, Hybrid and Cyber Division, NATO
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Venue
Marriott Hotel Grosvenor Square
Grosvenor Square,
London, United Kingdom
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