With the rate of technological innovations and applications only growing, power management considerations for the armoured vehicles of the future remains a vital component in maintaining the operational capacity of the world’s armed forces. Power systems underpin a vast swathe of performance measures for armoured vehicles, both mechanically and electronically.
Initially, this can manifest through enhancing powertrains to maintain the efficiency and manoeuvrability of vehicles that are often considerably heavier than when designs were made, through improving current performance or developing new hardware. Further to this, the auxiliary electrical requirements of vehicles that resemble command and control hubs is significant. The development and integration of advanced C4I systems, to guarantee situational awareness in degraded environments, the application of power-hungry active protection systems to overcome the physical limits to traditional armour, and the future of Directed Energy Weapons, are all highly power-sensitive systems that offer a significant strain to traditional architectures.
As the only conference of its kind, Future Armoured Vehicles Power Systems, will provide unique briefings on the efforts being made to enhance current armoured vehicle performance, as well as an exploration of the developments and innovations being made in an effort to guarantee the long-term effectiveness of future forces. Briefings will include insights into vehicle architecture, powertrain considerations and developments, the electrification of future platforms, and the methods being employed that will power the system of systems required for operational excellence.
Benefits of Attending:
• Discuss a diverse range of topics including; the current challenges and future plans for enhanced drivetrain performance, maintaining the capacity of increasingly power-sensitive systems, and enhancing situational awareness, survivability and lethality through greater access to technological innovations.
• Explore how technological advances will allow for drastically enhanced performance for future armoured vehicles, as platform electrification moves closer to reality, and software developments allow for superior survivability and C4ISR capabilities.
• Hear from the leading vendors and OEMs, as they discuss the mechanical and electrical architecture of the platforms that will define mechanised operations, both now and in the years to come.
• An unrivalled opportunity to meet and network with the military and industry decision makers for armoured vehicle power systems and the experts who will define the future of the technology, as they map the path ahead to securing the long-term operational capacity of armoured units.
More reasons to attend:
• As the only conference of its type focusing on power, discuss a diverse range of topics including the challenges of electrification, implementing innovative fuel cell technology and hybrid-power generation, maintaining on-board power supply and increasing mobility.
• Listen to key host-nation decision makers representing the British Army, DSTL, and UK industry who are driving innovation in armoured vehicle propulsion.
• Network with key OEMs and System Integrators who are leading the industry in innovation and development, alongside colleagues from academic and research institutions.
• Understand the opportunities for industry to engage in the future of armoured vehicle propulsion.
Speakers Include:
Chairman:
• Brigadier (Ret.) Ian Cameron-Mowat, Former Head of Force Protection, British Army
• Lieutenant General (Ret.) Richard Nugee, Defence Climate Change Non-Executive Director, UK MOD
• Mr. William Suttie, Technical Authority, Land Platforms Group, DSTL, UK MOD
• Dr. Mike Kweon, VICTOR ERP Program Manager, Vehicle Technology Directorate, Army Research Lab, US Army
• Mr. Michael Sprang, Project Manager Joint Light Tactical Vehicles, PEO CS&CSS, US Army
• Mr. Steve Roberts, Project Lead for Integration, PEO CS&CSS, US Army
• Dr. Carsten Cremers, Team Leader Fuels Cells, Fraunhofer Institute for Chemical Technology ICT
• Professor Dr Gerhard Skoff, Vice President & General Manager, Special Purpose Powertrain, AVL List GmbH
Industry and technical experts
• Dr. Marcus Potter, Head of Mobility, Rheinmetall BAE Systems Land (RBSL)
• Mr. Leon Tricot, Mechanical Systems Engineer, Advanced Services & Products: Hybrid Electric Drives, QinetiQ
• Mr. Phil Barnes, Senior Scientist, Power Sources, QinetiQ
• Mr. Carlos Gil, Director Engineer, Ascod and Tracked Vehicles, General Dynamics European Land Systems
• Professor Aldo Sorniotti, Professor in Advanced Vehicle Engineering, University of Surrey
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