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I-HLS and Defense Update are excited to present AUS&R 2013 – a unique opportunity for developers, manufacturers, OEM, service providers and operators of unmanned systems, to display and demonstrate their capabilities to professional audience.
Policy makers, uniformed service leaders, law enforcement and industry partners will gather here to network, share best practices and explore potential paths for future cooperation.
UNMANNED SYSTEMS IN ACTION!
The following systems will be displayed on the static and LIVE display at AUS&R 2013
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live demonstration of unmanned vehicles
in the air, on land and at sea!
Reflecting Israel’s leadership in the field of unmanned systems field, AUS&R 2013 will provide the opportunity to display numerous platforms, systems and solutions from Israel and abroad, demonstrated live on site!
The live display will comprise three sessions, 45 min. each. The sessions will include air, land and naval vehicles. The performance of different mission payloads will be presented to the audience over large video screens. The event will also provide extensive audio-visual support to display demonstrations on videos throughout the day.
Planned Agenda
AUS&R conference will focus on the following tracks:
Solutions | Platforms | Missions
Highlighting present and future aspects of unmanned systems, and their use in military, homeland security and civil applications, AUS&R 2013 provides the perfect stage to discuss the prospects and challenges facing autonomous and unmanned systems operations in the air, land and at sea.
The Solutions Track will host senior decision makers in the military and intelligence branches, defense and homeland security ministries, government agencies, and organizations as well as security services in the private and public sector, in Israel and abroad, are invited to attend and discuss the applications, benefits and challenges of unmanned systems. Defense related topics would highlight the roles of unmanned systems’ providing new capabilities like persistent surveillance, terrain dominance and force protection. HLS related topics will discuss how maritime security can leverage unmanned systems technologies to offer improved and affordable security over wide coastal, littoral and blue waters. In addition, this track will explore innovative technologies introducing lifesaving capabilities for first responders – bomb disposal teams, firefighters, medics and rescue teams, operating in hazardous environment, on land, in the air, at sea and underwater. We will also learn about the evasive tactics developed by terrorists facing the unmanned perils for over a decade.
The Platforms Track is designed for senior executives from leading industries in Israel and abroad, researchers and developers from the academy, government and military. Here they will share the platforms track, discussing the future aspects of robotic platforms. This track will cover a wide list of topics, including an examination of weaponized unmanned platforms, the integration of human and machine, evolving command, control and communications toward intelligent, synchronized, multi-robot swarms and autonomous, robotic space applications. We will also examine the proliferation of unmanned systems technology by terror groups.
The missions track highlights the latest capabilities and technologies enabling users and operators to improve the use of existing and future systems already deployed in the field. Delegates invited to this track include users and operators from the military, government agencies and private sector, service providers (outsourcing, training and support) here they will meet industry representatives and developers offering auxiliary systems and tools for unmanned systems (manipulators, payloads, system upgrades, illuminators, displays, controllers, power-packs, load bearing, packing etc.)
Following is a preliminary program of the event:
08:30 – 09:20 Registration & Reception
08:30 – 16:00 – Exhibition open to visitors & delegates
Morning Session 09:20 – 11:10
Keynote Presentation: Future Trends in Unmanned Systems – Looking Beyond the Horizon | |||
Solutions Track | Platforms Track | Missions Track | |
Briefing | Drones & National Security The role of unmanned systems providing strategic situational awareness to enabling timely, actionable, response |
Command, Control & Autonomy Examining the command and control concepts required for the autonomous operation of multiple unmanned systems |
Persistent Surveillance, Actionable Intelligence The evolution of platforms, payloads and operating systems and human elements, toward persistent and actionable operation |
Briefing | Unmanned at the Airport An examination of the benefits of operating unmanned systems around at airports, and the problems they may cause, when operated irresponsibly |
Manufacturing for High Performance Higher performance (endurance), increased survivability (stealth), better efficiencies (lower drag) and reduced cost ($$) are only part of the benefits offered by advanced materials and new manufacturing techniques. |
Protecting the Unmanned Systems By definition, unmanned systems are exposed to a wide range of threats, from cyber to kinetic. This briefing highlights those threats and suggests potential countermeasures |
11:15 – 12:00 – Live Demonstration: Intelligence, Force Protection Applications |
Mid-Day Session: 12:30 – 14:00
keynote Presentation: Unmanned Systems – Threat Assessment | |||
Solutions Track | Platforms Track | Missions Track | |
Briefing | Maritime & EEZ Security Unmanned systems are introducing new capabilities for maritime security in the littorals, EEZ and open sea |
SATCOM Datalinks for Unmanned Systems Extending the range and endurance of unmanned systems also mandates the use of suitable navigation, command, control and communications links |
Video and Image Processing for Drones Advanced image and video processing technologies are introducing enhanced utilities for mission analysts, and new potential for tactical uses |
Briefing | Unmanned Systems for Force Protection New capabilities provided by unmanned systems are increasing force protection of troops, security personnel and first responders |
Transforming Robots for Emergency Response What it takes to transform a robot into an earthmover, firefighter, mine cruncher or deep diver? |
Improving Robotic Bomb Disposal Capabilities Improving the capabilities, efficiencies and operability of C-IED/EOD robotic systems |
Briefing | UVS for Border and Perimeter Security The role of unmanned systems in securing border lines and perimeters |
‘Mobility Out of the Box’ The essence of unmanned systems is the capability to move, but most are employing traditional mobility concepts. |
Remote Sensing for Unmanned Systems Advanced applications utilizing radar technology with robotic and unmanned systems |
14:30 – 15:20 – Live Demonstration: Homeland Security, Border & Infrastructure Security, EOD & First Response |
Afternoon Session: 15:20 – 16:40
Keynote Presentation: Space – The Ultimate Frontier for Autonomous & Robotic Systems | |||
Solutions Track | Platforms Track | Missions Track | |
Briefing | Terrain Dominance The integration of persistent, wide area surveillance, with Big Data Fusion and automated intelligence analysis opens new opportunities for ‘Terrain Dominance’ |
Power & propulsion for unmanned systems As platforms are getting smaller and missions are extended, UVS are requiring increased power densities for operation. This briefing will examine some of these trends |
The human aspects of UVS How to manage the human aspect of unmanned systems? What is needed to develop the skills, maintain proficiency and protect the human operators? |
Briefing | Unmanned Warriors Raising Legitimacy Concerns Legal, Social and ethical considerations of unmanned systems operations |
EO Payloads for UVS Evolutionary trends in EO payloads – smarter, lighter and smaller, yet more capable and affordable… |
MMI – The Next Generation How our children will operate the future unmanned systems? A bold look at some of the futuristic man-machine interfaces |
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Book before 1/8/2013 to take advantage of this great Offer!
Book now for only $70+VAT
Regular Rate: US$250 + VAT
Want to exhibit/demonstrate your systems at AUS&R?
Call us at: +972-52-725-6579 / or Email: [email protected]
Our Venue:
The event is conveniently located at a new venue in Rishon-LeZion, near Tel-Aviv, easily accessible to guests and exhibitors from Israel and abroad. Overlooking an open landscape, our exquisite venue provides the opportunity to demonstrate air, land and naval unmanned vehicles, both in daylight and at night.