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The 2024 event will feature an expanded exhibit show that includes both tabletops and 8 x 10 exhibit booths. This is an excellent way to showcase your organization or technology to those in attendance.
The Exhibit Tabletop Registration fee includes organization listing on the NFCS website; 3-4 sentence company description, logo and URL from the NFCS website to yours; listing in the final program; and one (1) 8 foot deep and 10 foot wide booth with pipe and drape. Side walls are ½ height.(1) eco-friendly, linenless 8’ table, (2) chairs, (1) small trash can, and one (1) attendee registration badge. This badge is automatically assigned to the individual that registers the space and includes access to all technical sessions, break refreshments and networking functions. (All networking events are considered widely attended: they are open to all attendees, included in the registration fee, and considered an essential part of full participation in the symposium.) There are no refunds for exhibit cancellations.
Booth #: 104
Arcarithm is a leader in Artificial Intelligence-based solutions for defense and commercial markets. From advanced AI solutions for military and security applications to proven Command and Control expertise, we serve both end-use customers and development partners.
Booth #: 109
Axient advances defense and civilian missions from aerospace to cyberspace with multi-domain test and analysis, mission engineering and operations, and advanced technologies. We partner with our customers to identify and analyze their most important challenges and design solutions that turn challenges into breakthroughs to accelerate assured performance. With extensive domain expertise in defense and aerospace, we rapidly develop mission-enabling technologies that allow customers to move at mission speed. With an unwavering commitment to mission success, we make customers more capable, decisions more informed, systems more efficient, and outcomes more certain. Axient. Accelerating Possible.
Booth #: 106
Since its inception in 1987, CFD Research has worked with government agencies, businesses and academia to provide innovative solutions within the Aerospace & Defense, Biomedical & Life Sciences, and Energy & Materials industries. Over the years CFD Research has earned multiple national awards for successful application and commercialization of innovative technology prototypes, multi-physics simulation software, multi-disciplinary analyses, and expert support services. CFD Research’s impressive three-year growth rate was high enough to recognize the company in the Inc. Magazine’s 5000 for the third year. CFD Research is an ISO9001 and AS9100 registered company and is appraised at CMMI Level II for services. Learn more at www.cfd-research.com.
Booth #: 103
GE Aerospace System's Advanced Technology Office provides Mission Autonomy on the Edge for rapidly deployable systems and applications that modernize the Sense-Make Sense-Act process in a collaborative fashion. We are focused on providing a trusted 4D understanding of multi-domain environments by utilizing real-time autonomous decision making that work in contested domains. Our pedigree from today's weapon systems electronics and current investments in advanced technology enables future Tactical Airborne Effects with flight ready algorithms, processes, and tools with open hardware.
Booth #: 107
The Georgia Tech Research Institute (GTRI) is the nonprofit, applied research division of the Georgia Institute of Technology (Georgia Tech). Founded in 1934 as the Engineering Experiment Station, GTRI has grown to more than 2,900 employees, supporting eight laboratories in over 20 locations around the country and performing more than $940 ** million of problem-solving research annually for government and industry. GTRI's renowned researchers combine science, engineering, economics, policy, and technical expertise to solve complex problems for the U.S. federal government, state, and industry.
Booth #: 105
Naval Surface Warfare Center Dahlgren Division (NSWCDD) is a U.S. Navy shore command under the Naval Sea Systems Command. NSWCDD originally established itself as the major testing area for naval guns and ammunition in 1918. Today, its mission is to develop and deliver weapon systems to deter and defeat our adversaries. NSWCDD has two primary sites – its headquarters in Dahlgren, Virginia, and an echelon 5 command, the NSWCDD Dam Neck Activity, in Virginia Beach, Virginia – plus detachments and off-site locations across the United States. Dahlgren Division performs hands-on scientific, technological engineering, systems engineering, systems integration, and other innovative efforts to deliver superior warfighting capabilities to the U.S. Navy and joint forces. NSWCDD, in concert with our private and industrial partners, works closely with warfighters to analyze and comprehend their operational challenges and requirements and identify and develop innovative solutions, prototypes, and capabilities. This yields effective, affordable, and timely warfighting power for our fleet today and far into the future.
Booth #: 101
nou Systems is helping its customers transform defense systems with powerful, data-driven insights that improve system capability. Applying our expertise in systems engineering, modeling and simulation, real-time open systems development, testing, and system assessment, nou Systems develops insights and solutions that provide improved capability for a variety of complex defense systems as well as test range radar, telemetry, and optical systems. Since its founding in 2012, nou Systems has built a reputation for excellence in innovative engineering, prototype development, and technical and professional services in multiple markets, including missile defense, cybersecurity, test range modernization, and space control. We deliver state-of-the-art product concepts and designs, create prototypes, and build solutions through the integration of our team's diverse capabilities.
Booth #: 108
The Fire Control Systems & Technology Directorate (FCSTD) is the Army’s lead for technical and programmatic life cycle engineering (research, development, manufacturing science and production, sustainment and field support) efforts for armament Fire Control Systems to include associated training and simulation, and automated test systems. FCSTD is a recognized DoD’s provider of fire control solutions and technologies to equip, modernize and sustain the Joint Forces.
Monday, 15 April: 1000 - 1130
Monday, 15 April: 1130 - 1600*
Tuesday, 16 April: 1200 - 1830*
Wednesday, 17 April: 0700 - 1330*
Thursday, 18 April: 0700 - 1330*
* Breakfast, breaks, and lunches are expected to be high traffic times, please feel free to man your booth during those times even if not listed in the schedule above.
Thursday, 18 April: 1330 - 1500
Note: Early tear-downs are NOT permitted. Any organization tearing down early will not be permitted to exhibit the next year. If you have concerns about your dismantle, please contact ckubal@blue52productions.com.
