Future Artillery is one of the leading international defense events dedicated to fire support elements of land forces. The event focuses on artillery systems, long-range fires, precision-guided munitions, radar and sensor integration, command and control infrastructures, and digital battlefield solutions.

Throughout the conference, senior military officials, defense industry representatives, and technology developers deliver presentations and participate in panels on the role of artillery in modern warfare, multi-domain operations, and NATO-aligned fire support doctrines. In addition, B2B meetings enable the establishment of new defense projects and international partnerships.

The event is organized by Defence IQ.

Sectors of Participating Companies

• Defense and weapon systems manufacturers
• Artillery and rocket system developers
• Radar, sensor, and target acquisition technologies
• Command, control, and fire management systems
• Ammunition and logistics support solutions
• Military software and simulation companies

Importance for the Defense Industry

Future Artillery has high strategic value for the defense industry as it directly addresses the modernization of critical fire support systems for land forces. Topics such as long-range precision strike capability, radar-enabled targeting, and digital command and control systems are central to shaping current and future warfare concepts. The event serves as a key platform where next-generation artillery solutions are showcased and technology exchange among allied nations is strengthened.

Number of Companies at the Previous Event

At the previous Future Artillery event, more than 50 defense industry companies participated, with 700+ military and industry delegates in attendance.

Key Highlights of the Previous Event

• Joint sessions among NATO countries on long-range artillery and precision munition integration
• Strong focus on radar-supported target acquisition and fire control systems
• Concept presentations of autonomous and semi-autonomous artillery platforms