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Unconventional Emerging Technology Armament Systems

Unconventional Emerging Technology Armament Systems

“Emerging Armaments: Kinetic to Electromagnetic and Other Defeat Mechanisms on Target”

The Unconventional Emerging Technology Armament Systems Committee technology focus areas include (but not limited to) electromagnetics, lasers, high-power microwave, nonlethal counter-personnel and counter-material, hypersonic, sensor defeat (including spectrum denial), and other emerging armament technologies. This committee addresses matters of enabling technologies, integration, analysis and simulation, training, mission application, operational considerations and safety across the technology focus areas. Unconventional Emerging Technology Armament Systems Committee scope shall include technologies, systems, capabilities, and applications that encompass a wide range of alternative combat effects and target defeat technologies across the full spectrum from non-lethal to full lethality and scalable effects against personnel, structures and equipment.

Please consider submitting an abstract on one or more of the following topics:

  • Weapons of 2030 - Future Thoughts and Paths to Get There:
  • Full Spectrum Directed Energy
  • Enabling Full Multi-threat Spectrum Capabilities
  • Instantaneous Reversible Non-Lethal Technology
  • Armaments for Robotic Systems and Platforms
  • Tactics of Future Battlefield Confrontations:
  • The Future of Ground warfare
  • Naval System and application evolution
  • Force Protection AGAINST Complex/Mixed Threats
  • Air Force Capability Evolution
    • Fighting in the Megacities/Underground Urban Warfare Biotech

Disruptive Technologies Session:

  • Next Generation Propulsion—hypervelocity
  • Swarming Munitions - Investments into Guidance Navigation and Control Technologies
  • GPS Denied Navigation
  • “ON DEMAND” in the operational scenario capability tailoring
  • Sensing: Radar, Optical, Thermal, Cyber
    • Scalable Warhead Effects and Capability
    • Less than Lethal and Non-Lethal Technologies and Capabilities
    • Autonomous Systems—robotics—UAS/UAV
    • Artificial Intelligence
    • Networking and complementary capability
    • Evolving Materials
    • Man-Machine interface

 

Call for Papers

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