The JIFX team leads experimentation in alternative methods to enable rapid technological development by cultivating a community of interest and hosting broadly scoped quarterly collaborative field events which enable DoD, US government, and allied stakeholders to identify, influence, and accelerate early-stage technology development that address national and collective security challenges. The next event will take place from 7-11 August 2024 a...

Join us this September for AFCEA's 2022 "A Night in Las Vegas" Presented by Back To Business I.T. The Marriott at the University of Dayton will be hosting us on Tuesday, September 13th, 2022 Come visit Lady Luck as we bring the City of Lights to the Gem City! Dayton-Wright AFCEA's Casino Night Fundraiser is the premier networking event in the Dayton Region, bringing together military, government, industry and academia for a fun-filled night of...

This day-long event features senior Army and industry leaders as they share their thoughts on future aviation requirements, organizations, operations, logistics and acquisition to best equip and sustain the future Aviation warfighter.

"Unmanned Aircraft Systems East" for DoD and Government (May 30-31, 2019) Program Themes Include: Emerging UAS/sUAS DoD & Government Needs, Requirementsand Opportunities DoD UAS Joint Program Updates, Emerging Sensor Capabilities & Testing Hands-on User Perspectives on UAS Training AI & Autonomy R&D Emerging Major UAV Program Weaponization Updates and Platforms Counter UAS Emerging Technologies & Policies sUAS & Nano Sy...

Held every October, the AUSA Annual Meeting & Exposition is the largest land power exposition and professional development forum in North America. This event consists of informative and relevant presentations, panel discussions on pertinent military and national security subjects, workshops and important AUSA business meetings. There will be dozens of professional development events, seminars and presentations during this event including:...

Drones are fast changing the information landscape with the possibility of being the most highly disruptive technology since the cell phone. They are true robots, able to be tasked by their human masters for all types of applications that would otherwise be too difficult or expensive to accomplish any other way. But whether they are used to find crab grass on golf courses, create roof damage reports for insurance companies, or find lost camper...