2nd Annual Unmanned Systems West - WEB

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The ACI team would like you to join us this September 20–21 in San Diego, to gain a deeper understanding of the rapidly evolving landscape of modern warfare. As technology continues to reshape the battlefield, UXS has moved forward to become a game-changing force, revolutionizing military operations across all domains.

By taking part of the 2nd Annual Unmanned Systems West event, you will gain invaluable insights into the latest advancements, needs, requirements and industry opportunities in UxS, ranging from drones and robotic platforms to AI-powered systems and autonomous vehicles. Network with military/government and industry experts to explore the diverse applications of unmanned systems in intelligence gathering, surveillance, reconnaissance, logistics, and even combat scenarios. With geopolitical dynamics constantly shifting, attending this event will help equip you with the knowledge and awareness necessary to navigate the complexities of the modern battlefield, shape defense strategies, and contribute to the future of national security.

It is with great pleasure that I look forward to welcoming you back to this outstanding Unmanned Systems Event in September!

Sincerely,

Bradford Barrett

Conference Director, UxS West American Conference Institute

The Navy is investing in uncrewed systems — in the air, on the water and beneath the surface — to augment existing and near-future military might. A recent update to Chief of Naval Operations Adm. Michael Gilday “Navigation Plan,” a strategicvision-style document, included an outline of a fleet comprising about 373 manned ships and

uncrewed vessels. – Defense News Report

CONFIRMED SPEAKERS

CHAIR

Bryan Scurry

SES, Former Executive Director, Commander Naval Air Forces, U.S. Pacific Fleet

KEYNOTES

Christopher Collins, SES Executive Director, Developmental Test Eval, and Assessment Office of the Undersecretary of Defense Research and Engineering (OUSD(R&E))

Rear Admiral Stephen Tedford USN, Program Executive Officer Unmanned Aviation and Strike Weapons

CAPT Shea S. Thompson USN, Commodore Surface Development Squadron ONE (CSDS 1)

DOD & GOVERNMENT

Rebecca Boxerman

ONR Global Science Advisor, ONRG, Science Advisor to Commander, Naval Surface Forces

Gerald James “Jay” Cavalieri Director, SoCal Tech Bridge (NavalX), NUWC Division Keyport

Neil Cribbs

Human Machine Integration (FDH) Division Chief, GS-15, G-8 U.S. Army

Colonel (USAF-ret)

Stephen “Lux” Luxion Executive Director ASSURE FAA UAS CoE

Mark B. Thompson

Office of Research and Technology Applications (ORTA) Manager

Naval Facilities Engineering and Expeditionary Warfare Center

Dr. Steven Wills Navalist

United States Navy League Center for Maritime Strategy

Brian Keith Protective Security Advisor US. Department of Homeland Security, Cybersecurity and Infrastructure Security Agency (CISA)

LtCol Nicholas Law, USMC Commanding Officer Marine Unmanned Aerial Vehicle Squadron 3 (VMU-3)

CAPT Dennis Monagle, USN Program Manager Multi-Mission Tactical Unmanned Aerial Systems NAVAIR

Graham Plaster Director Nautilus, A DEFENSEWERX Partnership with NavalX

Dr. Gregory Power Program Manager, Senior Research Engineer HQ, U.S. Indo-Pacific Command

LTC Jeff Bess, USA Product Manager, TUAS (Shadow and FTUAS) Program Executive Office, Aviation

Mr. Sean Tynan Product Manager, EUAS (Gray Eagle) Program Executive Office, Aviation

Scott Shyne

Chief of the Information Warfare Division

Air Force Research Laboratory

CAPT Scott Hattaway, USN Director, Surface and Mine Warfighting Development Center (SMWDC)

Mine Countermeasures Technical Division (MCMTD)

David Zahn

NASA Ames Research Center

Shivanjli Sharma

ATM-X Deputy Project Manager

NASA Ames Research Center

Doug Haskin

Product Manager, Aerial Enhanced Radars, Optics, and Sensors (AEROS) Program Executive Office Intelligence, Electronic Warfare and Sensors (PEO IEW&S)

Lt Col Bradford “CRUSH” Wade USAF, Director of Operations 17th Attack Squadron, 732d Operations Group, 432d Wing, Creech AFB, NV

Alex Zimmer

Underwater EOD AI/ML Program Lead Naval Information Warfare Center Pacific (NIWC)

Dr. Robert Sadowski, SES Chief Roboticist U.S. Army

Senior Representative San Diego UAS Working Group, FBI

INDUSTRY & ACADEMIA

Andrew Capodieci Director of Robotics Neya Systems

Andrew Carter Senior Director, Strategy Anduril Industries

Ray Chaney

San Diego Chapter Board Member Gary Sinise Foundation

Dr. Maia Cook

Director, Human-Autonomy Integration & Chief Scientist Pacific Science & Engineering

Dr. Nick Ernest Chief AI Architect Thales USA

Lt Col (USA-ret)

Jerry L. Frazier, Jr.

Managing Partner & Director, Integrated Air and Missile Systems Amalgam Defense Solutions, LLC

CAPT Jeff Hoyle, (USN-ret)

Vice President, Maritime Elbit Systems of America

Ted Maciuba

Former Deputy Director US Army Robotics Requirements

Dr. Sophia Merrifield

Research Marine Physicist & Engineer, Marine Physical Laboratory

UC San Diego Scripps Institution of Oceanography

James McPherson Program Manager General Atomics Aeronautical Systems, Inc.

Adam Outlaw

Senor Program Manager, Maritime Undersea Boeing Maritime & Intelligence Systems

Lichen “Scuba” Pursley Director, USAF Programs (StratDev) General Atomic Aeronautical Systems, Inc.

Jim Ryan

Senior Director, Global Military Sales Air Domain Systems Textron

John “Streak” Scudi MQ-25, Director Boeing Defense, Space & Security

Gad Shaanan

CEO and Founder

UNMANNED-AEROSPACE

Dr. Eric Terrill

Director, Marine Physical Laboratory

UC San Diego Scripps Institution of Oceanography

Neil Zerbe CEO Aerospace & Defense Industry Partners

DAY ONE • SEPT 20, 2023

Undersea & Surface Platforms: Needs and Future Vision for in the Distributed Maritime Operations

8:15

Opening Remarks from Brad Barrett & Chair

microphone-alt Bryan Scurry, SES, Former Executive Director, Commander, Naval Air Force Pacific

8:30 KEYNOTE

Emerging Unmanned Aviation and Navy Strike Weapons Capabilities

microphone-alt Rear Admiral Stephen Tedford, USN, Program Executive Officer, Unmanned Aviation and Strike Weapons

9:00 PANEL DISCUSSION

Advancements Within the Autonomous Battlespace: Connective Tissue for Mission Autonomy, System’s Needs & Requirements for the Warfighter

microphone-alt MODERATOR: Gad Shaanan, CEO and Founder, UNMANNED-AEROSPACE

CAPT Scott Hattaway, USN, Director, Surface and Mine Warfighting Development Center (SMWDC), Mine Countermeasures Technical Division (MCMTD)

Dr. Gregory Power, Program Manager, Senior Research Engineer, HQ, U.S. Indo-Pacific Command

Dr. Maia Cook, Director, Human-Autonomy Integration & Chief Scientist, Pacific Science & Engineering

• Future Mine Countermeasures

• Criticality of Human-Autonomy Integration in the Design of Unmanned Systems Technologies

• Sundown of Legacy Systems & Emerging Collaborative Combat Capabilities

• Growing Expeditionary MCM Capabilities

• Innovative Sea Basing Options & Improve UUV/USV/ROV

• USINDOPACOM: Getting Joint Capability to the Warfighter

• Counter UAS and Artificial Intelligence

10:00 Networking Break

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10:30 KEYNOTE PRESENTATION

Unmanned Surface Vessels

microphone-alt CAPT Shea S. Thompson, USN, Commodore, Surface Development Squadron ONE (CSDS 1)

• Electronics & Coordination of ISR Activities

• Mission Capabilities (Military - Commercial - Scientific)

• Migration of USVs intro Integrated Solutions and Way Ahead

• XLUUV – LUSV – MUSV- SUSV – VSUSV: Emerging Platforms and Propulsion Capabilities

11:00 PANE L SESSION

Unmanned Underwater & Surface Vehicles Emerging Capabilities

microphone-alt MODERATOR: Neil Zerbe, CEO, Aerospace & Defense Industry Partners

Dr. Eric Terrill, Director, Marine Physical Laboratory, UC San Diego Scripps Institution of Oceanography

Adam Outlaw, Senor Program Manager, Maritime Undersea, Boeing Maritime & Intelligence Systems

Dr. Sophia Merrifield, Research Marine Physicist & Engineer, Marine Physical Laboratory, UC San Diego Scripps Institution of Oceanography

Rebecca Boxerman, ONR Global Science Advisor, ONRG, Science Advisor to Commander, Naval Surface Forces

• Current Trends in the Development of Intelligent UUVs

• Payloads for Multiple Missions

• Integrating the Latest Commercial Technology & Sonars

• Leveraging Machine Learning & AI Algorithms

• Collaboratively with other UUVs & USVs with C2 Systems

• Mine/Anti-mine Warfare

• Offensive Systems Mining

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UAS Emerging Aerial Platforms, Programs, Manned-Unmanned

Teaming and Sensing

1:00 PANEL DISCUSSION

UAS Manned/Unmanned Teaming (MUM-T)

microphone-alt MOD ERATOR: Bryan Scurry, SES, Former Executive Director, Commander, Naval Air Force Pacific

CAPT Dennis Monagle, USN, Program Manager Multi-Mission Tactical Unmanned Aerial Systems, NAVAIR

LtCol Nicholas Law, USMC, Commanding Officer, Marine Unmanned Aerial Vehicle Squadron 3 (VMU-3)

James McPherson, Program Manager, General Atomics Aeronautical Systems, Inc.

Andrew Carter, Senior Director, Strategy, Anduril Industries

Jim Ryan, Senior Director, Global Military Sales Air Domain Systems, Textron

• Assets in Concert Towards a Shared Mission Objective

• Collaborative drone-to-manned assets operations

• Interaction Modalities for Tasking UAVs From the Cockpit of a Fighter

• Tasking Modalities in Manned-Unmanned Teaming for ISR Missions\

2:15 Networking Break

2:45 PANEL DISCUSSION

Future Tactical UAS (FTUAS) Platforms, Payloads & State of the Art

Emerging ISR Capabilities

microphone-alt MODERATOR: Lt Col (USA-ret) Jerry L. Frazier, Jr., Managing Partner & Director, Integrated Air and Missile Systems, Amalgam Defense Solutions, LLC

Lichen “Scuba” Pursley, Director, USAF Programs (StratDEV), General Atomics Aeronautical Systems, Inc.

John “Streak” Scudi, MQ-25, Director, Boeing Defense, Space & Security

LTC Jeff Bess, USA, Product Manager, TUAS (Shadow and FTUAS), Program Executive Office, Aviation

Mr. Sean Tynan, Product Manager, EUAS (Gray Eagle), Program Executive Office, Aviation

Lt Col Bradford “CRUSH” Wade, USAF, Director of Operations, 17th Attack Squadron, 732d Operations Group, 432d Wing, Creech AFB, NV

• FTUAS Emerging Expeditionary Capabilities

• MQ-9 Refueling Capabilities

• VTOL Reduced Size & Footprint

• The World of Carrier Launched Capabilities

• Augmenting Traditional Combatant Force

• Fielding & Demos, Survivability and Accelerating Toward the Future

• Buy - Try – Inform

4:00 PRESENTATION

Future Army UAS Sensors Intelligence Capabilities

microphone-alt Doug Haskin, Product Manager, Aerial Enhanced Radars, Optics, and Sensors (AEROS), Program Executive Office Intelligence, Electronic Warfare and Sensors (PEO IEW&S)

• Assets in Concert Towards a Shared Mission Objective

• Collaborative Drone-to-Manned Assets Operations

• Interaction Modalities for Tasking UAVs From the Cockpit of a Fighter

• Tasking Modalities in Manned-Unmanned Teaming Missions

• Collaborative Drone-to-Drone Operations

4:30 P RESENTATION

Naval Facilities Engineering and Expeditionary Warfare Center: “Unmanned Applications and Opportunities with NAVFAC’s Expeditionary Warfare Center

microphone-alt Mark B. Thompson, Office of Research and Technology Applications (ORTA) Manager, Naval Facilities Engineering and Expeditionary Warfare Center

• Electronics & Coordination of ISR Activities

• Mission Capabilities (Military – Commercial – Scientific)

• Migration of USVs intro Integrated Solutions and Way Ahead

• XLUUV – LUSV – MUSV- SUSV – VSUSV: Emerging Platforms and Capabilities

5:00 PRESENTATION

NATO Maritime Unmanned Systems (MUS), A Multinational Effort

microphone-alt Dr. Steven Wills, United States Navy League Center for Maritime Strategy

• Multinational High Visibility Project

• Maritime Domain & Investing in New Unmanned Capabilities

• NATO Allies Developing & Procuring Innovative Maritime Solutions

• Doctrine & Development

• Acquisition and Industry Engagement

5:30

Gary Sinise Foundation San Diego Chapter Presentation

microphone-alt Ray Chaney, San Diego Chapter Board Member, Gary Sinise Foundation

5:45 Adjournment Day 1

Evening Reception

DAY TWO • SEPTEMBER 21, 2023

UxS – DoD Testing & Evaluation Programs & Collaboration

8:15

Opening Remarks from Chair Person

microphone-alt Bryan Scurry, SES, Former Executive Director, Commander, Naval Air Force Pacific

8:30 KEYNOTE

Unmanned Systems Multi-Domain DT&E Strategies Needs & Requirements

microphone-alt Christopher Collins, SES, Executive Director, Developmental Test Eval, and Assessment, Office of the Undersecretary of Defense Research and Engineering (OUSD(R&E))

9:00 PRESENTATION

Operationalizing AI/ML in Unmanned Underwater Systems

microphone-alt Alex Zimmer, Underwater EOD AI/ML Program Lead, Naval Information Warfare Center Pacific (NIWC)

9:30 PANEL DISCUSSION

sUAS – FAA Assure Global

microphone-alt Col (USAF-ret) Stephen "Lux" Luxion, Executive Director, ASSURE FAA UAS CoE

• Why? What? & Who?

• Research & Future (FAA-NASA-FEMA)

• Internal Engagement & Center of Excellence

• Safe & Reliable Access to the National Air Space – Standards, Regulations & Guidance

• Partnerships and Opportunities

10:00 Networking Break

10:30 SP ECIAL PRESENTATION

Bridging the Multi-Domain DoD UxS Technologies Needs and Opportunities for Industry Innovation

microphone-alt Gerald James "Jay" Cavalieri, Director, SoCal Tech Bridge (NavalX), NUWC Division, Keyport

Graham Plaster, Director, Nautilus, A DEFENSEWERX Partnership with NavalX

• Bringing Warfighters to the Ecosystem

• Enable Connection within the Ecosystem (Academia, Government & Military)

• Living Labs for Agile R&D

• Iterative R&D opportunities for all Stakeholders and Engagement

Disruptive Autonomous Technologies: Civil & Commercial Opportunities

11:15 PANEL DISCUSSION

Autonomous & Robotic Systems Capabilities Needs & Requirements

microphone-alt MODERATOR:

Ted Maciuba, Former Deputy Director, US Army Robotics Requirements

Jeffrey Hoyle, Vice President, Maritime, Elbit Systems of America Systems

Neil Cribbs, Human Machine Integration (FDH) Division Chief, GS-15, G-8, U.S. Army

Dr. Nick Ernest, Chief AI Architect, Thales USA

Andrew Capodieci, Director of Robotics, Neya Systems

Dr. Robert Sadowski, SES, Chief Roboticist, U.S. Army

• Maneuver Strategies

• Artificial Intelligence (Shoot-Move-Communicate)

• Disruption – Flexibility & Preparation

• sUAS – Long/Medium/Short Range Reconnaissance

• Cutting-edge Multi-Domain Platforms, Capabilities for the Warfighter

• AI & ML Robotic & Autonomous Technologies

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1:15 PANEL SESSION

CUAS Imperative: Emerging Threats Challenges and S&T Opportunities

microphone-alt Scott Shyne, Chief of the Information Warfare Division, Air Force Research Laboratory

• Training – Baseline and Equipping the Warfighter addressing Operator Overload

• Microwave, Directed Energy, and Developing Countermeasures

• Lessons Learned in War in Ukraine

• CUAS Policy for State, Local, Stadium and Commercial Entities

1:45 PRESENTATION

Assessment of Human Performance: Interfacing with UAS and in Countering UAS in the National Airspace

microphone-alt Shivanjli Sharma, ATM-X Deputy Project Manager, NASA Ames Research Center

David Zahn, NASA Ames Research Center

• The Human Performance Human Machine Interface

• Autonomous Collaborative Platforms

• Performance Measures Explored in Flight Testing Being Conducted with DARPA & Sikorsky

• Trust: Human-Machine Systems Appropriate Reliance

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2:30 Networking Break

Autonomous Ground Vehicles and Robotic Technologies in Multi-Domain Environments

3:00 PRESENTATION

Emerging Drone Technology and Unmanned Aircraft System Threats to Critical Infrastructure

microphone-alt Brian Keith, Protective Security Advisor, US. Department of Homeland Security, Cybersecurity and Infrastructure Security Agency (CISA)

Senior Representative, San Diego UAS Working Group, FBI

• Emerging Small Unmanned Aircraft systems (sUAS) Technology & their uses for Law Enforcement and Emergency management.

• Overview of sUAS Threats to Critical Infrastructure, Cybersecurity and Infrastructure Security Agency (CISA)

• sUAS Resources Available to Mitigate these Threats

• Best Practices from the Los Angeles area UAS Working Group

3:30 PANEL SESSION

Unmanned Ground Vehicles & Smart Robot (Human-Autonomy Integration) for Combats Ops

microphone-alt Lt Col (USA-ret) Jerry L. Frazier, Jr., Managing Partner & Director, Integrated Air and Missile Systems, Amalgam Defense Solutions, LLC

• Military, Commercial, Law Enforcement, Federal Law Enforcement Threat Reduction

• Multioperation Range of Combats Applications & Terrain Mapping

• Cutting-Edge Robotics Platforms and Defense, Civil & Commercial Applications

• Fully Autonomous UGVs for Next Gen ISR

• Smart Robotics for Diverse Combats Tasks and Target Acquisition

4:00 Closing Remarks & End of Summit

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